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

Now, all Cetalli can do is read, or even just read by herself while hugging a pillow, a stark contrast to the lively scene on Lin Qiu's side.

[The princess looked aggrieved, and spoke in a deliberately soft voice: "Oh dear, I'm so sad. I'm working so hard on the festival, but you all treat me like I'm not doing my job."]

A reader commented: "She loves tea, and I really like it."

And her ears look so soft and nice to touch, let me touch them.

Readers have already been 'hooked' by Yae no Kami, but the idea of ​​touching her ears can only remain a thought. Lin Qiu was fooled before and couldn't touch them at all.

The readers who were lured by Miss Fox did not question the divine child, but those who were not lured saw through Miss Fox's words.

Saying there's nothing wrong with not doing one's proper job... if you really want to put it that way, isn't this just forcibly turning the entertainment one wants to see into one's 'proper job'?

All I can say is that you're a favorite of Thor, which makes you amazing. The celebration planning is all up to you... isn't it?

Wait a minute, shouldn't the Kamisato family be in charge of planning the festival? Where's Ayato? Help!

Ayato's whereabouts are unknown, but the close-up illustrations in the story are given to the goddess.

Her ears looked pink and red, and they felt nice to touch, but that wasn't the point.

The key point should be what the priestess said at this time about the history of the 'Rongcai Festival', she said:

[Legend has it that in ancient Inazuma, there were five poets who were skilled in singing and composing poetry, and they were known as the "Five Immortal Poets."]

"Every year, one of the Five Song Fairies would send a collection of poems written by the five of them to the general for his appreciation, and this became a popular topic of conversation."

This really surprised everyone, not because of the legend of Inazuma, but because of the phrase "presenting the poetry collection to the general".

Lei's Movie... and he even reads poetry?

It's not that Yingbao is stupid, it's just that she doesn't seem like the kind of person who would appreciate such refined tastes. If she had time to appreciate poetry, she would definitely choose to practice her sword skills instead.

Even the people sitting near the shadow looked at it with puzzled expressions.

Ying was staring blankly at the book, it was hard to tell whether she hadn't read this part or simply didn't care.

Readers have reasonable suspicions that the general during the "Five Immortals" era was actually Raiden Shin.

After all, such an "elegant" event has nothing to do with cheesy movies, and perhaps that's why the "Rongchae Festival" has fallen into decline.

If the "Yongcai Festival" were a festival for appreciating martial arts, perhaps Lei Movie would still be interested in continuing it.

The "Rongcai Festival" has declined, and what Yae no Miko wants to do in the story is to revive the "Rongcai Festival", but she replaces the "poetry" that used to be the theme of the festival with "light novels".

The gathering of literati and scholars is turning into a comic convention, which will appeal to both the refined and the common people.

However, each generation has its own aesthetic, so it's hard to say whether it's right or wrong. It's already quite remarkable that Shenzi, as a 500-year-old woman, can keep up with the times.

Whether other people like this kind of celebration is hard to say, but Sitella really wants to attend, but she can't!

The most tragic thing in life is that you can't go to your favorite comic convention and can only watch others attend through light novels.

Cecilia buried her head in the cushion, kicking her legs in the air, crying and screaming.

Okay, she didn't cry, but she really made a scene.

Yae no Miko wanted to organize an international event, inviting light novel enthusiasts and professionals from all over the world.

Unfortunately, Cetalari, who loves light novels, couldn't attend. Everyone else received an invitation, but guess who wasn't invited?

Now readers understand the role of the traveler: she is an international hub, with connections in various countries, able to bring people in, and able to chat with anyone.

But having a traveler host you... that's weird, since travelers aren't male prostitutes anyway.

Before the traveler goes to greet the guests, the goddess takes Hotaru to see the exhibition on the remote island.

It's called an exhibition because multiple booths have been set up here, where official works and fan-made works will be displayed, just like a comic convention.

Xingqiu was already sweating profusely by this point. He thought it was just fanfiction authors, but he didn't expect there to be official authors too? Am I doomed?

He's an official author, so he'll most likely be invited, which will expose all his alternate accounts.

Hu Tao and the others knew that Xing Qiu liked to write literary works, but they didn't know what specific works he wrote or what pen names he used.

Now everything's going to be exposed.

What Xingqiu found most unacceptable was the thought that his secret of having bad handwriting might also be exposed. No way! Oh no!

I can die, but I can't let myself die!

Xingqiu, who enjoys teasing Chongyun and making Chongyun feel like he's about to die, is about to face his own embarrassing moment.

In response, Qiu asked, "How much? How much would it cost to delete this book?"

Chapter 776 Abel and Klee Arrive

Aberdo, who was also facing exposure, reacted much more calmly. Anyway, his identity had already been exposed by Sino before, so what if it was exposed again?

They haven't appeared in the story yet, and what readers are concerned about now is the same as what Paimon is concerned about: what are those blank boards on the scene used for?

At the festival site, five boards were arranged around a large tree in the center, seemingly to display some important artwork.

However, the top is blank, with no information or images of the artwork.

In contrast, there were quite a few beautiful photos of the Divine Child and Shadow Treasure on the flags planted around, and Kujo Sara's eyes widened as she carefully examined them.

As for these boards, they are wonderful tools that we will use later.

Before the goddess in the story could explain the tablets, Ayato suddenly appeared and interrupted the traveler and the others' conversation.

Inazuma's two 'foxes' have come together. Both of them are 'beauties', and the scene of them standing together is quite pleasing to the eye.

Two foxes, one without ears, one without a tail.

Whether you're a reader who enjoys intelligent characters or simply someone who appreciates good looks, this scene is a visual feast.

Ayato was just there to exchange a few pleasantries with the traveler; he was simply doing his part for the goddess who wanted to speak.

Ayato said, "You two should already know that the Rongcai Festival originated from the Five Song Immortals. These five display boards were set up specifically to depict their portraits."

"The painter who was invited to paint these portraits was someone who came all the way from Mondstadt."

Earlier, we were saying that Ayato would save them, but now everyone knows that the two foxes had already been on the same side all along.

Why bother fighting then? They must have their reasons for doing this, no doubt about it.

A reader commented: Who questioned it? I certainly didn't. I've always believed in all the decisions made by the wise and beautiful Lady Yae!

As for who this painter from Mondstadt could be? It's hard to guess; let's rule out Klee first.

If Klee were to draw the Five Songstresses, the style would be rather comical.

It's obvious that the person they've invited is Klee's guardian—Ms. Abedo.

As for the traveler's task, it's quite simple: to act as a guide for foreign travelers from afar and to receive guests.

Honestly, wouldn't you say this is stealing Paimon's job?

I don't think so. Although the title of guide belongs to the traveler, it is Paimon, the God-Mouth, who is ultimately the one speaking and introducing things.

Paimon finally got back to doing his job, which moved Paimon deeply.

That's great! You still remember I'm the guide! Lin Qiu, you wrote so well, I like you!

In the story, Ayato gives the travelers an 'arrival timetable' so that they can make timely arrangements.

The reader's eyes are sharp; he immediately found Teacher Bai'er's name.

In fact, the two characters of Xingqiu's pen name 'Zhenyu' are below the chalk, but at this moment, readers do not know that this is Xingqiu's pen name.

Wendy did mention it in the last New Year's story, but Xingqiu brushed it off. Although it was somewhat deliberate, many readers were still fooled.

Xingqiu's heart, which had been hanging in suspense, finally died. He couldn't escape it; he just couldn't escape it.

Well, since things have come to this, let's just do a collaboration with Lin Qiu. I'll write you into my story tomorrow.

Hmm... how about describing it as a colossal beast, as large as a planet? A beast that can foresee the future!

Putting aside Xingqiu's wild imagination, let's talk about the story. The traveler arrives at the port to pick up people, and the first to arrive is a ship full of Mondstadt people.

These people are bards from Mondstadt who have come here seeking inspiration for their poetry.

The traveler and Paimon looked left and right, searching for the green figure, but there it was; Wendy wasn't there.

Wendy is a fairly well-known bard in Mondstadt, so he should have been invited, right?

But he didn't come; the traveler guesses it's because Wendy wants to maintain her status.

Paimon agreed, "Although Wendy is no longer the ruler of Mondstadt, he is still a god after all."

"If they hear there's a festival, they excitedly rush to Inazuma. It might not be childish, but it also feels a bit embarrassing."

The traveler nodded. Yes, that's exactly what I meant.

Wendy scratched her head and said, "I'm really sorry, but with my personality, I definitely have to join in the fun."

Wendy guessed that the reason she didn't see him on the ship was probably because there was no alcohol on board.

It's hard to say whether there was any alcohol on board, but some Mondstadt residents who don't drink did disembark.

There are very few people in Mondstadt who don't drink alcohol. Obviously, your little cutie suddenly peeks out in the illustration, and the close-up of the illustration focuses on Klee's big hat.

That's right, it was Cleo who disembarked; she was invited as a family member of Professor Abedo.

The rest of the Knights were all busy and no one had time to take care of Klee, so Abedo brought her along.

Readers who love Klee are very happy. It's been a long time since they've seen Klee. Just seeing her cute appearance warms their hearts.

Readers who like Abedo are even more excited, exclaiming, "Professor Abedo, we love you!"

They were genuinely excited because they rarely had the chance to see Abelard, especially in longer stories where he was seldom present.

But I don't know what's wrong with Lin Qiu lately, he's been releasing stories that involve Abedo a lot.

Ordinary people wouldn't know why, but Lin Qiu knew it was to set the stage for what would happen later.

Whether it's Aberdo's identity and his relationship with Durin, or what will happen in Mondstadt in the future, all of these are inextricably linked to Aberdo, and his story cannot be ignored.

However, the stories in Aberdo so far are still about small things like traveling with children.

Klee was very active when she first arrived in Inazuma. Perhaps her brain was overloaded by the thunder and fire, which made her unusually active, running and jumping around everywhere.

We have to keep a close eye on this, otherwise we might accidentally blow something up.

However, Kujo Sara unexpectedly empathized with Klee's reaction of running and jumping around.

Flags of General Raiden were hung everywhere during the festival, depicting the moment the general drew his sword. Even Kujo Sara herself would find herself instinctively drawn closer and standing on tiptoe.

What's more, there were some shops at the scene selling statues of the Great Master of the Imperial Guardian Deity, and Kujo Sara really wanted to crawl into the book and take the statue home.

However, she couldn't do it; she could only watch with envy, just like Sitella at this moment. The two people, separated by thousands of miles, actually understood each other.

In the story, Abedo and the Traveler are talking about the Five Songstresses, while Klee runs around in various parts of the scene, stealing the spotlight.

Kujo Sara's attention was completely drawn to the statues and portraits of the Shogun. Everyone had their own things to do, which was good.

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Character Voice Lines - Xingqiu: About Pillow Jade

"I'm not ashamed of using the pen name 'Pillow Jade,' but I usually spend a lot of time carefully writing my signature to make it neat and legible. If people knew my true calligraphy skills..."

Chapter 777 Unboxing the Pillow Jade Teacher

Readers have noticed something: these fire-attribute God's Eyes seem to like running around in the scene.

Yoomiya, Kurumi, Karin, Klee, and even Guoba are all people who can steal the spotlight in the background.

I often see two people talking and chatting in front of me, while the people behind me wander around aimlessly, seemingly lost in the world.

The only two outliers are perhaps Arecino and Diluc.

Considering Venti's legendary tales, Diluc, though not moving around much, still manages to steal the spotlight...

As for Arecino... she's usually the center of attention when she appears on screen, which is justified by her beauty.

Back to the story, Abedo was still chatting with the traveler, and the conversation had already shifted from the Five Song Immortals to the topic of illustrating Xingqiu's books and paintings.

It must be said that Professor Abedo is truly remarkable. While maintaining his main job of conducting experiments, he still has time to draw illustrations for Lin Qiu and Xing Qiu, and even teach two disciples along the way.