Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

The story abruptly ended, leaving the engrossed readers nearly choking on their breath.

Why did it end here?! What are those spaces anyway?!

The mysterious and unknown content has only just been revealed—how did your tail break off? Are you a gecko?

She's still Yae no Miko? How can she still hide her tail!

It seems the wireless connection isn't reliable enough, so why not try a wired connection? The connection will be more stable!

Let Nasita tie a rope to Ying, and pull her back after she goes out. I don't believe it can break!

Please don't get me wrong, it's not a pet leash, it's the kind of safety rope you need to tie together when walking in the desert or snow-capped mountains.

Ordinary ropes cannot leave the city, because ropes are part of the dream and will disappear once they leave the city.

However, Nasita can break the rules, so she can create a rope outside the rules to lead the traveler.

The reason I had this thought was because the broken part was just too upsetting.

The answer you've been waiting for is finally about to surface, but then you throw a rock into it, and the truth sinks back down. Who can withstand that?

People are annoyed by this kind of 'out-of-context' behavior, but the good news is that the story isn't over yet, and we can continue reading.

Although the 'traveler' did not provide an answer, the traveler did provide one.

This is a convoluted explanation, but it means that the traveler in the memory stopped speaking before finishing, so the current traveler is making inferences.

The traveler deduced that 'that space is yesterday's space'.

Yesterday's space disappears, and today's space reappears, with the people and things in the space returning to their original state.

This brings us to Nasita. She exists outside the rules; her memories will not disappear or be reset, and a new space will not create her.

So how did she get here? Actually, she sneaked in on her own.

In other words, each time Nasita sneaks into the space, she lures travelers to this place.

Thinking about it that way, she really is adorable.

As for whether the traveler's reasoning is correct, Nasita offers a slight hint.

[Nasita: "No matter how fierce the war between the demons was back then, it was nothing more than a game of a group of demons fighting for seven seats in a hall."]

"No matter how bizarre the scene before you may seem, it may only be revealing a small 'secret.'"

The war between demons is brutal, but it is essentially a game of musical chairs. Those who grab a seat advance, and those who don't are eliminated.

The current situation is similar; it seems very complicated and confusing, with various bizarre spaces that even make people doubt their own existence, but in essence, it is just a dream.

Since it's a dream, there must be someone dreaming it, and there must be a way to bring them back to reality.

This is what Nasita wanted to hint at to the traveler, but the traveler did not realize it at first.

As for Nasita's "sharp commentary," Zhongli and Wendy both saw it and quite agreed with it.

In fact, they initially did not want to participate in the Demon God War game, but since it was a 'game', and games have their rules, they had no choice but to participate.

That concludes Nasita's wonderful metaphor, which essentially conveys the meaning she initially expressed.

'Too much focus on "feelings" while ignoring its "essence".'

Leaving aside the other cycles, just the few cycles with reasoning that Lin Qiu explicitly wrote about, Nasita would give hints each time, and the core content was always the same.

The first time was with mice and the experimental table, the second time was with fireflies and fireflies, and the third time was the war between demons.

After Nasita's three hints, the traveler sat on the bench of fate and fell into thought, which lasted until sunset, but he still couldn't figure it out.

It's possible that because I don't use my brain much, my brain is too smooth.

Despair, deep despair, after so many cycles, I'm still like a bewildered lab rat, unable to see the whole picture of the testing platform.

After sitting in the sunlight for a long time, AI Dina Zede arrived and told the traveler that it was almost time for the Dance of the Flower Goddess.

Paimon said they were busy and didn't have time to go see, and AI Dina Zede coldly said, "Okay, see you later," and turned to leave.

This is terrifying. Everyone is already familiar with Dina Zede, and knows that if she were real, she would definitely enthusiastically drag travelers to see the Dance of the Flower Goddess.

Therefore, everyone felt a deep sense of fear when faced with this indifferent AI, because readers realized that everything in this 'world' seemed very unfamiliar.

Everyone is immersed in 'falsehood', and the traveler is the only 'real' one, making the traveler extremely lonely in this situation.

She had no one to confide in, no one to communicate with, and repeated the same words to familiar strangers every day.

During this time, the traveler was everything to Nasita, and vice versa; thankfully, they still had each other at this moment.

But Ying continues to explore the truth alone, only to find fear and despair.

No wonder Nasita always comforted travelers and never discouraged them.

To have gone through this more than a hundred times without experiencing a mental breakdown under such circumstances demonstrates the traveler's unwavering willpower.

I can't help but feel grateful that Paimon has always been with the traveler. How lonely this story would be without Paimon! He is truly the best companion!

Although Nasita was also accompanying them, she was ultimately outside the rules and there was still a subtle distance between her and the travelers who were within the rules.

After much contemplation, the traveler seemed to have figured something out and found the answer.

The opportunity arose during this year's Flower Goddess Festival, giving the traveler the confidence to make the final deduction and go directly to Nasita to verify it.

[Nasita: "The 'graduation exam' for the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival can begin now, right?"]

Yes, the traveler has thought it through. The analysis of Ying is extensive and lengthy, so we'll keep it brief.

In fact, the spaces we see from the outside are actually dreamscapes.

The reason there is no human presence inside is because the dream's owner has been transferred, and everyone is now having the same dream in this dream!

This is the 'essence', and the key to the problem is how to find and awaken the master of this dream space!

Nasita is so happy, she's become smarter!

Chapter 539 Preparing to Take Action

The Sumeru people were stunned. So they could dream, but their dreams were 'stolen' by the Order of the Church without their knowledge.

[Nasita: "Dreams are always wonderful, intricate, and imaginative, and the brain is most active when people are dreaming."]

However, in order to monopolize this computing power and deceive the public, the Council of Religion described dreams as an 'irrational' existence.

The claim that only sufficiently rational and wise beings like those from Sumeru do not dream is a complete hoax.

The people of Sumeru already loathed the Great Sage, and now they were even angrier because this lie had gone on for too long and had such a profound impact!

If it weren't for this book of prophecy, and if it weren't for the appearance of the Grass God, they would still be exploited by the Order of the Church.

This is truly a case of scholars' 'computing power' being returned in full, while the common people's 'computing power' is split 30/70.

Seventy percent of them are from the Order Academy; it would be considered good if ordinary Sumeru people could get thirty percent.

Due to the limitations imposed on ordinary people by the void, 30% of the content is unusable; they can only use the search function, and even that's incomplete.

It's like having 200ml of blood stolen from you every night, but when it's your turn to use it, you're grateful for even 50ml.

This is truly a case of unsustainable exploitation! How could the people of Mount Sumeru not be angry?

If they were truly given the choice of whether or not to give up their dreams, that would be one thing, but the Great Sage actually used deception!

What's even more outrageous is that this lie didn't just start recently; even the previous great sages were just as outrageous.

So, if you add all the thoughts of the Sumeru people together, it ends up being 'all thoughts added together', right?

The text even suggests that many of the Sumeru people are about to collapse and casualties are imminent.

If it weren't for Nasita's protection, many people would have died in this experiment.

The annoyed Sumeru people even wanted to join the gilded guild to embrace a better life.

But upon calming down and thinking about it, the Council of Religious Affairs has already been overthrown, and reforms are underway in all aspects, so there is no need to oppose it anymore.

In fact, the Gilded Brigade had no intention of rebelling anymore. Their initial goal was to make life in the desert better, and now that things are better, why would they rebel?

Even the most extreme followers of the Red King are relatively quiet now, because the rumors about the Red King's resurrection have only just begun to spread within the Church and haven't spread widely yet.

That's right, the Red King's resurrection was also a rumor spread by the Doctrine Council.

Returning to the story, Paimon in the book gradually understands everything after listening to the traveler's reasoning.

Paimon offered an analogy: "So...this place is like a dream factory, and the void is a dream harvester, is that a fair analogy?"

This metaphor can be considered a true inheritance from Naxi Da.

Even Paimon understood it, so readers who didn't understand it were too embarrassed to admit it and could only try to read it several more times.

A dream factory, a dream factory, and Nel, as the owner of the dream, is a beautiful girl. I understand, this is the 'Beautiful Girl Dream Factory'!

Ahem, Nasita from the story asked the last question:

"Okay, so one last question... Who am I?"

That's an excellent question. The mysterious little Nasita is truly enigmatic.

She knows the secrets of the void, the conditions under which the void operates, and can even create items that break the rules without being affected by the void.

She knew that the void could steal a person's dreams, and could also protect Dina Zede within those dreams.

The Void's power comes from the Grass God's authority, and Narcida 'happily' can control the Void.

So who is she? It's so hard to guess, let's rule out the Grass Goddess first.

I suspect she was transformed from a cheesy movie character, and is actually now in a pure land of tranquility!

Well, to be honest, while Yingbao is quite 'intelligent,' she's still a bit lacking.

[Traveler: "You are the Little Lucky Grass King."]

Nasita laughed, "Oh dear, I thought this was the hardest question. I deliberately left it until the end."

The most difficult.

Everyone could tell from the beginning that she wasn't an ordinary person, and they were just short of telling her to reveal her true form, but she still thought she was very mysterious.

Logically speaking, the color of each deity's clothes is closely related to their elemental attributes.

If Naxi Da had changed into a red outfit, people might not have been so quick to guess her identity as the Grass Goddess.

But she was dressed all in green and white, just like a cabbage, so she looked like a grass goddess at first glance.

If it's not you, then who else could it be but Wendy?

If they switched places, the imprisoned God of Liberty would be living in hell.

That said, Nasita knows a lot and has a stable and calm personality, yet she has the appearance of a little girl, which is quite a contrast.

Moreover, she is smart and calm, but she is somewhat ignorant of common sense, which is actually a cute trait.

Although she's cute, let's take away the one who calls me "wife" first.

No, she's 500 years old, so it seems like we could really call her "wife"... Let's tell the story then.

Paimon: "It's not hard at all. Even I could have guessed it. After all, you have so many special qualities. It's just that the Traveler and I didn't expose you."

The readers were shocked. Although we all guessed it, we didn't expect even Paimon to guess it! Lord Grass God, your ability to hide might really be lacking!

Now that his identity was out in the open, the traveler boldly began asking questions.

It must be said that Nasita truly deserves to be called the goddess of wisdom; she can ask more questions than other gods.

Especially in the case of the other gods, who answer the traveler's questions themselves, it is the Yae no Miko who answers Inazuma's questions, which can be described as an external brain.

The traveler in the story directly asked four questions about the dream.

This is the key point now; we can ask about the older brother later.

In short, after analyzing the situation with Nasita, the traveler recalled the words of the great sage: "You should celebrate the birth of the god."

At the time, I thought it was talking about the Flower Goddess's birthday festival, but now that I look at it again, I realize something is wrong. Could this guy be talking about something else?

Does the Great Sage intend to resurrect the Great Tree King?

It's unclear what the Great Sage intends to do, but readers have figured out one thing.

'Moon', 'false', 'lie'. The moon is Nasita, and falsehood and lies are dreams and the ecclesiastical court.

Now that the 'moon,' 'falsehood,' and 'lie' have all arrived, isn't this prophecy incredibly accurate?