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

She dances for the gods, but what she dances is the 'spirit and vitality' of humankind.

She is clearly a believer in God, yet her pursuit of the art of living is actually a form of humanism—quite a contrast.

What was even more unexpected was that Sharif came again during the later performances, this time in a private capacity.

He came to see his daughter, but he denied it.

Readers who read this far are probably cursing: "Damn it, why don't you show your concern? How are people supposed to know if you don't say anything? Do you think we're some kind of little grass god?"

You're always hiding it; people who don't know better might think you're breaking the law by caring about your child.

You, Kusela, Taje, they're all like that.

They all clearly care about the child, so why don't they say it?

In comparison, Kucera was the best one, at least he wrote a 'diary'.

The readers were really frustrated. What exactly is the story of Sumeru? We can understand that the themes are 'memory' and 'forgetting'.

But why don't they express their love verbally? Can't they learn from the Raiden family's fine tradition?

Look at those ridiculous movies, they don't even need to say a word, the word 'love' is written all over their foreheads, they're practically Gaara himself.

Judging from her behavior, the whole world knows she misses her sister and friends so much that she's become withdrawn, crying and making a fuss, so pitiful.

Why can't you Sumeru people learn something good? Or is it really illegal to express love in Sumeru?

Naxi Da was confused; she didn't remember that there was such a law in Xumi.

This kind of inexplicable law is most likely to appear in Fontainebleau.

However, it might actually be illegal. Taje and Kusela died after saying "I love you," and even the Great Tree King was completely forgotten after saying that she loved her people and Nasita.

It's possible that talking about 'love' in Sumeru is actually 'illegal,' violating the laws of nature.

Didn't you see how much tighter their mouths became after the scattered soldiers transferred their household registration to Sumeru? What kind of power of law is this? It can even restrain the Raiden family.

Aside from the Raiden family, Yura from the Lawrence family is probably the one most deeply affected by this story, since she also ran away from home.

However, there was a difference. Yura did not intend to use this to 'pressure' her family, as she knew her family would not compromise on this.

Her running away from home was her own choice; it was the lifestyle she wanted.

Well, Yura did choose to leave because she couldn't stand the 'pressure' from her family, but the source of this pressure wasn't high expectations, but rather the ideas that Yura couldn't accept.

In terms of expectations, Yura's appearance and personal abilities are top-notch, perfectly meeting the Lawrence family's requirements.

On the contrary, the Lawrence family did not meet Yura's requirements, while Yura herself had high expectations.

But Yura doesn't think her expectations are too high. She just hopes her family can be normal Mondstadt people, but that's already a high expectation for them.

Yura clicked her tongue: "Tsk."

This story may not have been particularly grievous, but it reminded everyone of the unpleasantness in their own family relationships.

Silence was perhaps the most common reaction after reading this story.

The story seems to stumble and fall, and each part may evoke memories for everyone, until you shake your head and continue reading.

Yura felt the same way; the thought of family matters bothered her. In this story, Anaye reconciled with her father, but Yura didn't have the chance to reconcile with her family.

She also wanted to reconcile with her family. She did dislike the Lawrence family's bad habits, but she wasn't heartless. If given the chance, she would like to get closer to her family.

But... they are all people who will not compromise.

In this respect, they really are a family.

Amber noticed Yura's agitation and gently touched her glass to his.

Drinking and reading in a tavern is the norm for Mondstadt residents; if they encounter a knife, they can even swallow the bitter wine and feel the pain in their hearts.

Yura looked up and saw the smile on Amber's face. She didn't say anything, but that was enough.

A gentle breeze caressed her face, calming Yura considerably. This breeze was both Amber's smile and the real wind.

Wendy rested her chin on her hand, looking down at everything from the second-floor railing.

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Character Voice - Kurumi: About her father

"High expectations, huh... Ha, I, the sect leader, have delivered on them all! It's him who failed..."

Chapter 673 Preparing to Follow Up on the Forest Book

Meanwhile, at the Knights' headquarters, there was also a noblewoman from the Gunnhild family, just like the Lawrence family, who was having coffee with her best friend.

Mondstadt people love to drink alcohol, but Jyn needs coffee; she's likely to fall asleep immediately if she doesn't consume caffeine.

Lisa's coffee drinking was purely a way to relax after get off work, a leisurely affair, and the librarian's joy was also felt by the Great Tree King.

Jean's life wasn't so easy. As the eldest daughter of the Gunnhildr family, her family naturally had high expectations for her.

But Qin never felt any pressure because she was just too outstanding.

How outstanding is she? So outstanding that her family members are advising her to take a break, saying that sometimes she doesn't have to work so hard.

Unfortunately, Jean wouldn't listen to advice and preferred to stay at the Knights of Favonius rather than go home, insisting on completing her work. Jean's pressure can be said to all come from Mondstadt.

If Anaye knew the story of Qin, she would sigh and say that Qin is no match for Juan Wang.

The only ones who can rival Qin in skill are Gan Yu, Navelette, and Coral Palace Heart Sea, two of whom are not even human.

Speaking of the Sea of ​​Hearts, let's also talk about Inazuma. Inazuma's nobility is no less impressive in the scroll. After all, if the general doesn't manage things, his subordinates have to do more work.

Linghua is quite similar to Qin. Her brother often advises her to rest more and not to work so hard, saying that he will take care of her if anything happens.

However, Ayaka didn't listen. Ayaka's high standards were entirely self-imposed; one could say she was a perfectionist.

The difference is that Ayaka is not the eldest son in her family, and Ayato helps her shoulder a lot of things, so Ayaka doesn't seem as tired.

Compared to these pressures, Anaye, the "King of Rolls," seems to have no pressure at all, but pressure is not something that can be compared like that; everyone's "long march" is different.

In Sumeru, Kolai could understand Anaye's thoughts and pressures.

Because Cole was also someone with high expectations, not long after she learned to read, Sumeru F4 was already considering which school of thought to apply to after going to the Order Academy.

Many people spend their entire lives trying to get into the Order of the Nation, but in the end, they still manage to get in by fighting alongside the Traveler and others.

It's easier to break into the Order of the Fathers than to pass the entrance exam for the Order of the Fathers. Huang Chao was right!

It can only be said that the Sumeru F4 are all too geniuses; in their eyes, getting into the Order Academy is just a piece of cake.

But this could be a bit of a challenge for Cole, who has only just learned to read.

With such expectations, Ke Lai naturally felt pressured when she heard their discussion. Would they be disappointed if she didn't get in?

Fortunately, Tinari from F4 was very good at managing her emotions and educating children, so even though Cole was given high expectations, she never experienced Anaye's psychological pain.

But Cole could understand Anaye’s feelings just as well, because she hadn’t known Tinari from the beginning.

This story reminded Cole of some things from the past, and she felt very upset.

Hu Tao, on the other hand, was smiling quite happily. Like Ke Lai, she was also recalling some things from the past.

But unlike Cole, remembering the past makes Kurumi happy.

Hu Tao recalled how her grandfather and father made her learn all sorts of things when she was a child, and she couldn't help but smile when she thought of how her father taught her.

That's great, it's just a pity it's too short.

Look at the picture in my hand, it's so short, so short that I only had time to keep this one.

This story isn't exactly heartbreaking, but most readers felt like cursing after reading it.

The reason is the same as for Ke Lai and Hu Tao: they were reminded of the past, especially the pressure they felt from their parents when they were in school, which made them feel so uncomfortable.

We finally managed to suppress these things and stop thinking about them, so why did you bring them up again?

Qiu Cheng, do you know how much fun we had in our last story?

...Okay, the last story didn't seem to be very funny either, but you can't do this!

After this incident, surprisingly, Funina remained calm and composed.

Furina could understand the pressure from her 'family,' but she found it difficult to empathize because she had never experienced it herself.

She was under a lot of pressure, but it was all self-imposed pressure, unlike the pressure imposed by others.

The pressure from other people's expectations is not what you want, so you want to rebel and escape, and you feel wronged and uncomfortable.

However, there are fewer excuses for the goals you set for yourself. You usually give up if you can't achieve them, which is ultimately a test of self-control.

However, Funina's self-control was too extraordinary. She endured the immense pressure for five hundred years, and although she had considered giving up several times, she never relaxed her efforts.

To be honest, with that kind of self-discipline, even if Fu Ningna were just an ordinary person, she would definitely achieve great things.

But most readers are just ordinary people, neither the outstanding "other people's children" nor people with extremely strong mental fortitude.

So everyone was reminded of that time when they pretended to be carefree but were actually running away from it, and then fell silent.

It's all my fault. I shouldn't have remained silent when I should have, and I was weak when I should have been brave. I misunderstood myself as carefree.

Anyway, everyone hopes that Lin Qiu's next story won't be like this anymore; they'd rather be moved to tears.

Well, in the past, these were all major events, very touching, but they didn't evoke any bad memories for everyone because they felt very distant from their own lives.

But this story is so close, so close that it feels almost indistinguishable, which makes everyone feel even more upset, not the kind of upset that makes you want to cry.

It's like a woodpecker pecking at a big tree, and you are that big tree.

He didn't have any fatal injuries, nor could he defeat himself, but he was still in a lot of pain.

So let's keep writing about major events; we'd rather cry!

Hey, that's what they said. Lin Qiu was just planning to release a sequel to the Forest Book.

However, the following part is a bit long and will be published in two parts, namely the middle and the last part.

The middle part naturally focuses on finding Lanalo, while the second part is the ending.

The middle section needs little introduction; it's essentially a story of a traveler searching for Lanarau throughout the rainforest and helping him gain his trust.

There's no need to elaborate further, but some settings mentioned during the process are worth mentioning.

For example, Lanaro's memories can exist in the tubers or seeds of plants.

This really made everyone gasp. Does eating a potato somehow erase Lanaro's memories? What a sin!

Fortunately, Lanaro usually lives deep in the rainforest, where there are few people, so this situation will not occur.

But the more readers read, the more likely they felt their guesses were true.

Because the character Langliz in the story is in a state of 'amnesia,' as if he has forgotten many things.

What happened to the promise that the forest would remember everything? Did it remember?

Chapter 674 I was just kidding, it was actually Fuuka's Breathing

Whether the forest can remember everything or not, the people of Teyvat are uncertain.

Because everyone has forgotten the Great Tree King, they have also forgotten what the Great Tree King said: 'The forest will remember everything.'

So people don't actually have any special requirements for forests, at present.

In the upcoming book about the forest, they will see this sentence again: 'The forest remembers everything.'

However, that was in the ending of the Forest Book; it wasn't a crucial part of the story in 'The Forest Book Part 2'.

It was just that she and the adorable Lanaro saved them from a not-so-big crisis, so we'll have to wait for the next chapter.

On the contrary, the other book released at the same time is worth paying attention to.

Because the characters in this book are very captivating, Lin Qiu originally didn't plan to release it at this time, but seeing that Ke Lai had recently suffered a heavy blow, he decided to help her recover.

This book is Cole's record of making friends—'The Breath of Wind and Flowers'.

This story doesn't have any angst; its appeal lies in the characters involved: the witch and the wind god!

The book tells the story of the Wind Flower Festival, but after reading the story, the focus is not on the Wind Flower Festival and Cole making friends, but on the Witches' Gathering.