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

Whether this applies to the human worldview is debatable, but the disciplinary officials will definitely be coming to investigate.

The existence of the Great Tree King in history has disappeared. Although history itself has not changed, the form of its recording has changed.

Nasita knew what was going on and turned her gaze to the Great Tree King in the distance.

Tree King, Zhen, and Guizhong sat together, while the rest of the demons remained remarkably low-key in a corner of the theater.

After all, they were both demons who had died once, and both were intelligent beings, so they got along quite well.

However, neither the goddesses Zhen nor Guizhong knew about the Tree King, because the Tree King hadn't mentioned it.

Therefore, in their eyes, the Great Tree King was not a demon god, but a 'human being'.

But they got along very well with the Tree King, this 'ordinary person,' because the Tree King was truly intelligent.

All three women are intelligent, and it couldn't be more comfortable for them to get along.

In particular, Gui Zhong will have some ingenious inventions and creative ideas, and the Great Compassion Tree King can help with the planning. True craftsmanship is the foundation of invention, and the three women are already a team.

As intelligent people, they could guess what would happen next from this point on, since the titles were all "Fruit," "Seed," and "Tree."

Lanaluo is also the seed and fruit of the Juewang Tree, so it will definitely grow into a big tree in the future.

This was an inevitable outcome. Unlike Navelette, the outsider dragon, these three were very empathetic and understanding of human emotions, which is why they were all feeling uncomfortable.

The story hadn't progressed to that point yet, but the clever people had already started to harm themselves, continuing to do so until the very end. That's why Lin Qiu enjoyed playing with clever people.

Most of the other viewers didn't notice anything unusual, and even felt relieved and relaxed.

We've finally found the King Awakening Tree! The Worry-Free Festival is over, and the King Awakening Tree has been found. Now, the fruit of the We-Ye can finally appear, right?

Everyone had not forgotten the purpose of their journey: to find the truth of the Vijaya and save Lana.

Everything is progressing smoothly now, and only the final step remains.

Unlike the clever people who had already guessed the tragedy, most ordinary people were still immersed in the perfect happy ending after saving Lana.

This is unlike smart people, who cut their own back beforehand and wait for the plot to unfold.

Fortunately, Lanromo in the story also wanted to get the plot in place as soon as possible. He wanted the Juewang Tree to bear the fruit of the Weiye as soon as possible because he also knew that the Juewang Tree might not survive at any time.

Actually, it's not "at any time," it's already happened.

Lanromo tried to empower the King Tree with the Hengsu Fruit so that it would bear the fruit of the Weiye, but he failed. It was clear that the King Tree was no longer viable.

Lanromo led the traveler into the dream of the Awakening King Tree, where they were greeted by yet another giant purple onion.

Even the surrounding sky and air were purple, mysterious and dreamlike. Seeing this scene on the big screen made you feel like you were in a dream, it was like a 4D experience.

But one thing caught everyone's attention: it was black and stood out starkly in the space.

There is a 'dead zone' inside the dream of the Awakening King Tree!

A dead tumor stood there brazenly, as if it were perfectly natural.

Those who have read the story of Kusagami II know how the 'Death Domain Tumor' was born, so they were a little confused when they saw this scene.

The existence of the Dead Domain Tumor is due to the death of certain 'elemental life forms', meaning that an 'elemental life form' died here.

What's going on? How could those elemental life forms get here?

If this happened outside, it would be one thing, but this is in a dream! How can something like this even happen in a dream?

But upon closer reflection, it makes sense. The 'family' is best at evolution, or rather, adapting to the environment.

It wouldn't be surprising where they appeared during their long evolutionary process.

Moreover, forbidden knowledge erodes not only the body, but also the spirit and will.

No problem, Traveler is an expert in all kinds of tumors. He has removed other tumors before in Inazuma.

The traveler quickly resolved the 'Dead Domain Tumor' within the dream realm, but the Dead Domain had already weakened the Awakening King Tree considerably.

The King Tree can no longer bear the fruit of the Way. Without the fruit of the Way, Lana cannot be saved. It seems that all the traveler's efforts are about to be in vain.

No, because Lanromo has figured out a lot of things, he really has figured out a lot of things!

Just like Nasita's experience, here the old Juewang Tree 'transmitted' his memories to Lanluomo, and 'reincarnation' began.

Lanaro's power comes from his memories. In acquiring those memories, Lanaro also gained power, and at the same time, he grew up.

[Lanromo: "Yes, I understand. Although I didn't expect it to happen so quickly, I knew that at the right time, I would understand what to do."]

Just as clouds understand to send down raindrops, and raindrops understand to fall into the earth, seeds understand to grow strong, become trees, and then bear abundant fruit.

Lanromo has changed; he has become more clear-headed and speaks more fluently.

His words no longer sounded like a child's, and he no longer made blunders like 'violent burial'. For Lanaro, it meant that he had grown up.

Yes, the theme of Sumeru is not actually 'memory', 'wisdom', or 'reincarnation', but 'growth'.

Chapter 695 About Immortals

In Sumeru, it seems that everyone's story is a journey of growth, especially the story of Nasita and her retinue.

Now it is Lanromo's turn to grow; he will become the most powerful 'seed' and grow into the strongest 'tree'.

Lanromo understood, and so did most of the audience.

Although they didn't initially guess as quickly as those clever people, they've come to understand the story as it has developed to this point.

There must be a 'Lich King'. The old Awakening Tree 'died' and passed everything to Lanromo, and now Lanromo will grow into a new Awakening Tree.

No wonder the title is 'For the sake of 'fruit,' 'seed,' and 'tree', now I understand why.'

The Lanaras are the fruits of the Awakening King Tree, and now the Lanramo, as a seed, will grow into a new Awakening King Tree.

Lanromo said he wanted to become a new great tree?

But if he were to become the Awakening King Tree, wouldn't he then...?

Yes, the audience's guess was correct; Lanromo is going to become the new King of Awakening Tree.

In order to grow into a strong tree, the incarnation of Wuluoda, which was sealed in the 'Past Huan Nalan', must first be removed.

Lanromo has made up his mind, but the audience is having trouble making up theirs.

If Lanromo becomes a giant tree, will it still be able to speak? Will it still be able to play?

Lanromo was still a child, and he loved going out to play. He was the first to approach Nara the Traveler when everyone else was afraid of her.

Can he still travel around? Can he still see how big the forest is? Can he still observe Nara?

Can he still speak? Can he say 'funeral'? Can he...see you tomorrow?

Some viewers couldn't accept it; they had already been hurt once by the disappearance of the adorable character in the previous episode of "Family".

I thought this was a healing experience, a chance for everyone to see some cute creatures and find some peace of mind, but it turns out it's happening again!

And this time it's Lanromo, which has been with everyone for even longer!

After seeing so many heartwarming scenes, everyone really thought this was a healing story.

I never expected this! What are they trying to do? Are they going to make us experience the disappearance of our little darlings again? Lin Qiu, are you even human?

Although everyone kept complaining about Lin Qiu, they still held onto a sliver of hope.

Lin Qiu's stories are often unexpected and unpredictable, so many times people don't shy away even when they know it's a knife.

We all guessed that the ending would be a knife, but will there be an unexpected twist?

This time, we can only hold onto hope, because unlike the story of 'family members,' this time even if everyone wanted to help, they were powerless to do so.

Fufu had this expectation: if there were some dramatic conflict, the next Golden Fumina Award would be awarded to you, dear Qiu.

Don't ask what Jin Funingna is. I, Funingna, am the Water Goddess. What's wrong with creating an award on the spot?

Lin Qiu, Lin Qiu, here's your trophy~

Unfortunately, when Funina approached Lin Qiu with the trophy, all she received in return was Lin Qiu's question, "Did you cry?"

I wasn't crying at first, but after hearing this, I'm probably going to cry.

The audience hasn't adjusted their mindset yet, but this is a movie, not a novel, and it will continue to be shown whether they are prepared or not.

Viewers couldn't process the emotions as they would when reading a novel; they had no choice but to keep watching.

In the story, Lanromo sets up a protective barrier to safeguard travelers within the realm of 'Wuruta'.

They were heading to the former Huan Na Lana, deep within the Palace of the King of Awakening, which had now been completely eroded by 'Wu Liu Tuo'.

Even while operating on the periphery, he was constantly subjected to the erosion of the Death Zone. Fortunately, with the protection of Lanromo, his 'life' was enough to resist Wuluo Tuo's 'death'.

He had become powerful, but the audience was somewhat saddened because they noticed that Lanromo's way of speaking had changed a lot; he was no longer the child he once was.

[Lanramo: "Let's go. I now have the power to resist Wuluo Tuo, but please don't stray too far from me."]

His words are mature; he has grown up. But this is a 'fairytale world,' and I really don't want to see children grow up.

Growing up often means taking on more pressure, because as you get taller, you have to become someone who holds up the sky.

People want to read beautiful fairy tales, not look in a mirror!

What we want to see now are fairy tales, fairy tale worlds that can heal us! Can't I see the adult world when I go to work?

Fortunately, although Lanromo has indeed 'grown up', the Forest Book is still a 'fairy tale'.

Lanromo's nature hadn't changed; he was still the same innocent man, only his knowledge had become richer.

On their journey, Lanromo and the traveler chatted about the existence of 'fairies', a topic that originated from Paimon.

Since she was floating and said flying was tiring, Lanluomo was asked to slow down to the speed of the fairy spirits. Lanluomo then naturally started talking about the fairy spirits.

[Lanromo: "The fairies? In ancient tales, the fairies were a great race, possessing wisdom and beauty unlike anything on earth. They accompanied the Nara, teaching them the Nara language and the philosophy of nature."]

Paimon: "Huh? I thought it was just some annoying giant firefly that would drag us around everywhere..."

Fairy Spirit: Paimengzhen is rude! Fairy Spirit will be angry!

Paimon's emotional intelligence fluctuates, mainly because, as Al Heysen said, she often speaks without thinking.

But people don't dislike her because although she sometimes says the wrong thing, she never argues back; she always apologizes directly.

Moreover, people often prefer to confide in and get along with people like Paimon who are innocent and straightforward, especially intelligent people who are used to seeing scheming people.

Judging from Al Heysen's attitude towards Paimon, it's clear that he quite likes Paimon; he's practically responsive to every question Paimon asks.

Lanromo continued, “The Celestials are merely the empty shells left behind by that race. They are born with a curse: if they fall in love with Nala, they will lose their wisdom and power, and their bodies will degenerate.”

"Once, a descendant of that race lived deep within the golden desert, associating with the Lord of Plants and Trees, the King of Baroga. Perhaps there are many more stories to tell in the eternal oasis."

This is truly eye-opening for everyone; fairies are actually 'angels'?

Moreover, the immortals are merely empty shells left behind by a great race; they lose their wisdom and power when they fall in love with humans.

Moreover, judging from Lanluomo's words, could this descendant of the Fairy Spirit Clan be the Flower Goddess?

Now, everyone just thinks they're learning something new, but when they watch it again later, they'll realize that it's actually a foreshadowing of the Flower Goddess's storyline.

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Character Voice - Funina: About the 'Golden Funina Award'

"Qiu doesn't seem to like it. Honestly, if he wanted, he could call it the 'Jinlin Qiu Award'."

Chapter 696 How sad Lin Qiu must be!

When people first saw Lan Luomo's concept of "losing power if you fall in love with someone," they thought it was some kind of romance novel, so pure and innocent.

It's so pure and innocent! And the Red King only brought in forbidden knowledge for the sake of the Flower Goddess—that's love, isn't it? It must be a very pure and romantic story.

It's the kind of book that makes readers with a romantic mind excited just thinking about it!

However, all of this is just the readers' imagination. In reality... you only realize it after reading the desert story, damn, it's 18+.

What's even worse is that it's not just 18+ in terms of eroticism; it's bloody and violent! It turns Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales into the kind of fairy tales of the butcher.

This isn't the 18+ content everyone was expecting! We didn't see the 18+ plot that everyone was hoping for!

The story of the desert, as a line from the desert story goes: "Many evils in this world stem from this fervent love."