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

[Yoshimiya exclaimed, "Your hat and clothes are so cute! The patterns on them are so unique, and this backpack—wow, the workmanship is so exquisite!"]

"And that little elf on your backpack is so cute too."

As expected of Yoomiya, her observations are meticulous, and she's very good at grasping the key points, saying exactly what Klee likes best.

Klee replied, "That's Dodo, my best friend. We often go fishing together at Starfall Lake."

"Every baby goes on an adventure on the wind after it's born, that's what my mom told me."

[Yomiya laughed and said, "'Going on an adventure with the wind,' huh... Klee's mom is so romantic."]

Klee's favorite person is her mother, and whenever Yoomiya praises her mother, Klee immediately labels her as a 'super nice person'.

Klee couldn't withstand this combo and immediately succumbed, admitting that Yoomiya was a very powerful and kind person.

Jean fell into deep thought, feeling that it would be quite effective if Yoomiya could take care of Klee.

Yoomiya is perfect; she lets Klee express her true nature while also limiting her from doing anything out of line.

The spectacular explosions everyone imagined didn't happen; under Yoomiya's guidance, Klee behaved as obediently as Coly.

That's why Arecino didn't end up with Jyn; otherwise, she really wanted to tell Jyn: Now you understand why I wanted Evening Palace to join the House of Hearths, right? She's just too perfect.

If Xiaogong were to truly join the House of Hearths, then Empress Ma would be in charge of the rear—it would all be her adopted sons.

Chapter 792 Kujo Sara's Buying Guide

Empress Ma, I mean, Xiaogong calmed down Klee's desire to blow something up and took her to the Rongcai Festival.

Klee then wrote about this in her diary, but the character for "festival" in "festival" was written with a "■" because she didn't know how to write that character.

During the festival, Yoru and the Traveler took Klee around, where they came across a light novel called "Princess Fischl's Night Tales".

That's right, this is the prototype of Little Amy. She started having chuunibyou fantasies after reading this book.

Unfortunately, Klee wasn't interested in any of that; she just wanted to fry fish, and the fact that she couldn't fry anything else made her very disappointed.

Little Amy was also a little disappointed; the charm of her beloved work wasn't even as appealing as fried fish...

In the book, Souji and the Traveler come up with a plan: to distract Klee by having her play something else, such as drawing. Klee also loves to draw, and she was taught by her teacher, Abedo.

However, Klee's drawings are all children's drawings, not as expressive as Teacher Abedo's. Perhaps if she draws for another ten years, Lin Qiu could pull her in as a painting tool.

In the story, Klee and Yoomiya hide in the house to draw without letting the travelers see, giving off a feeling of a mother and child playing together without the father.

But the traveler and Paimon went around to the window to eavesdrop. They wouldn't let the traveler see the painting, but they could at least listen to what the conversation was about.

They were actually talking about the content of the painting, but aside from that, they were worried about the printing issue. Xiaogong was a little worried that he didn't have enough money saved up.

She spent most of her money playing with the children; Claire's arrival was so sudden that she hadn't prepared in advance.

However, money isn't a big problem; the miserly Yingmei has quite a bit of money.

The biggest problem now is that printing has stopped, and Yaedo is not taking orders.

[Claire poked her finger, looking aggrieved: "Auntie, are you saying that Dudu can't meet everyone?"]

Klee used a cute approach with the Yaedo employees, but the way she addressed them touched a nerve with the 'girl'.

Klee's aggrieved look stirred up memories for Yoomiya. She had once experienced a disappointment, and cried all night. She didn't want Klee to go through the same thing.

So Yomiya decided to draw them herself, and in the next few days she would draw as many books as she could, so that everyone could meet the Dudu from Klee's drawings!

Yoomiya is so gentle; readers can't help but fantasize about having a home with her...

Fortunately, the appearance of the goddess interrupted the readers' continued fantasies. She offered a solution: to combine the works with other works, so that a printing schedule could be found.

[Yomiya first asked Klee's opinion: "Klee, the High Priest said that if our book were reduced to half its original size, it could be printed. Would you be willing?"]

This demonstrates Yoomiya's thoughtfulness; she didn't make the decision for Klee but respected Klee's opinion.

Klee burst into laughter through her tears, clapping her hands and saying, "Klee is willing! Thank you, 'Master Tsukasa'!"

Hearing this, the divine child laughed heartily: "Haha, this child is so adorable. Then it's settled. Araya, make sure you catch tonight's batch!"

The employee at Yaedo, the girl named Araya, was very upset. Why am I called an auntie?

Compared to the Divine Child, I'm... well, I'm an auntie, sob sob.

Araya still didn't have the courage to defy her superior, and in the end, she could only accept the title of "Auntie".

Everything went smoothly, and even more 'coincidentally', the artwork that Klee and I created was actually her mother Alice's "Teyvat Travel Guide".

The mother's guidebook was accompanied by her daughter's children's drawings. Those who knew the inside story could feel the warmth in the book and smile knowingly.

No one would believe that Yae no Miko didn't do it on purpose; she's also very good at coaxing children.

Besides this little story, there's an even more interesting Easter egg: the story of Saraya's death—"Purchase instructions for the Statue of Mitakenami, the Great Master of the Imperial Palace".

After reading this story, everyone now understands Sara's obsession with General Raiden.

Sara himself didn't care that others knew about this, nor did he feel any shame or morbidity, but the problem was that both Generals Raiden and Raiden Shin had seen it.

Kujo Sara, who had initially paid no attention, suddenly realized this and lost the courage to continue reading, becoming even more disillusioned than Yukiaki.

Xingqiu had to thank Shaluo after reading the rest of the content. She helped him share most of the social burden, which was nothing compared to her.

After all, Sara's death scene is almost on par with the New Year's demon, a death scene performance in front of the god himself.

When Saro saw this name, and then thought of the two generals who were reading this story, they were already gone.

Although it's not a shameful hobby, it's still a little embarrassing that the general himself saw it.

That's right, both Raiden and Raiden saw it. Raiden was expressionless and didn't react, but Raiden looked even more beautiful with a smile, exuding a gentle, wifely charm.

This is how a married woman's face should be used! Yingbao, you should learn from her.

At the beginning of the story, Kujo Sara was just as distressed as she was in real life.

She didn't need a reason for her distress. In the book, she liked the statue of Mikatsu Naruto, but she couldn't bring it home because of official duties, which made her very sad.

However, Kujo Sara wouldn't give up easily; she had already asked someone to buy it for her—it was Yae no Miko who found it for her.

Yae no Miko! It's you again! You really are everywhere.

Lei Movie recalled when Lin Qiu said, "Yae no Kamiko is everywhere." It turns out she really is everywhere, never missing a single moment of fun.

The mere sight of this name is enough to put readers on guard; Kujo Sara is sure to be tricked by a fox.

The naive Kujo Sara believed that the God Child was reliable, and that the person she was looking for must be someone who could "get up early" to queue in front of the shop and be "tall enough" to push others.

Kujo Sara was already quite relieved, thinking that judging from the timeline, the other party must have already 'welcomed' the statue of Mitakenami, the Supreme Lord of the Imperial Palace.

However, the illustration focuses on a wooden barrel with a leaf on top and a 'raccoon dog'-like tail behind it, which looks like a sewn-on doll tail.

Clearly, this isn't a raccoon dog, but a raccoon dog; this is a wooden barrel that Yuzu has transformed into.

She was the 'professional' invited by Yae no Miko, a being completely opposite to 'early riser' and 'tall'.

This time she got up very 'early' and came to queue up in the evening, but she fell asleep while queuing, so she naturally didn't get to buy the doll statue.

The statue of Mikami Naruto is very popular in Inazuma; a lot of people are scrambling to buy it.

How popular is it? If you said this doll was actually Raiden Shin, then even Raiden movies would line up to see it.

Chapter 793 Another Social Death

[Zaoyou sighed coyly, "Waaah... if I don't buy the doll, that Tengu who governs the Heavenly Territory will arrest me!"]

Hayato had this idea because she was frightened by the goddess.

She might have said something to the divine child: "Go and buy the statue of Tang Sanzang and his disciples... no, go and buy the statue of Mikage-no-Mikoto, otherwise Sara will be very angry and make a fuss about you stealing the Heavenly Rank Magistrate's Office."

It's clear that Zaoyou was really scared, otherwise she wouldn't have come to queue up in the middle of the night.

She was even willing to use her own salary to make up for it, planning to buy it from those who had already bought it, but no one was selling it.

Kujo Sara was enraged upon seeing this. "Yae no Miko! I trusted you so much!"

This trust stems from the time during the Inazuma storyline, when the princess said that the head of the Kujo family had betrayed them, and it turned out that the head of the family had indeed betrayed them.

The divine child didn't lie to her, so she trusted him. But then the divine child proved to be so untrustworthy in such a small matter!

But Kujo Sara didn't consider this a trivial matter!

Kujo Sara was very angry, but fortunately she was clear about right and wrong and didn't actually arrest Hayayu.

As a palace attendant, Yae no Miko's status was even higher than that of the Tengu General, so she wasn't worried about being captured.

Even without speaking, Yae no Miko knew where Kujou Sara's gaze was, just by noticing her stare.

Yae no Miko, being the editor-in-chief, had read and memorized the story beforehand, so she smiled at Sara and said:

"Don't worry, Miss Fox will definitely keep her promise."

Kujo Sara's eyes held a hint of doubt. It was only a hint because, although Miko loved to tease people, she did indeed keep her promise.

However, the audience was somewhat disappointed, not because they empathized with Kujo Sara, but because it was not what they had expected.

I thought the professional Yae no Miko had invited was Lei Yingdian, who would buy the statue of Mikake no Mikoto and then personally deliver it to Kujo Sara. Just thinking about it makes me laugh.

To be honest, if Sara took the doll, she would probably faint. No, she might not have the courage to take it. She would probably have to run a half marathon to calm down first.

However, one thing that puzzled everyone was that, according to regulations, there were 300 dolls for sale, but none of the people in the queue within the top 300 were able to buy one.

Logically, it should be a real-name purchase system, and each person should only be able to buy one. This kind of error shouldn't have occurred.

Could it be that some villains are trying to buy and sell these items? Kujo Sara's eyes sharpened as she coldly read the words in the book, wanting to see who was so audacious.

In the book, it is Zaoyou who is in charge of investigating this matter. She suddenly becomes very motivated and takes on the task voluntarily.

Because if she didn't take it on, someone else would report it to the Tenryo magistrate, and when Kujo Sara found out, she felt she was doomed.

Seeing this, Kujo Sara's cold gaze softened somewhat, and her expression showed a hint of doubt and hesitation.

Am I really that scary? Am I fierce?

Kujo Sara touched her face, wondering if she should smile. Should she learn from Yoomiya?

She wasn't someone who liked to bully children, and her words weren't actually that harsh.

However, her attitude was too cold and businesslike, giving people a feeling of being unapproachable. In addition, she was not good at expressing her feelings, so people thought she was fierce.

The previous story described how popular Yomiya was with children, but this story has now changed to how much children fear Kujo Sara.

Zaoyou racked her brains trying to think of clues to solve the case, and surprisingly, she did come up with some.

That's snoring! She usually snores sixteen times a minute when she sleeps, and she's only slept for four and a half hours. Logically, the doll should be sold for five hours!

If the customers who registered to purchase had no problems, then the problem must lie with the store clerk.

The saleswoman left for a while, and someone else filled in for her. It must have been that person who filled in.

The case made progress, but Kujo Sara arrived before the culprit.

The police responded at lightning speed, and it was Kujo Sara herself who arrived; she really cares about this.

[Zaoyou gasped, "Oops! I've been caught..."]

Zaoyou lowered her head in frustration, looking resigned to her fate.

Fortunately, a traveler explained that Zaoyou had arrived the night before, but was unable to snatch the doll because she was investigating the incident.

Well, it's not that I said it wrong, but rather that I replaced the most important thing.

Kujo Sara is actually a very kind person. Although she looks fierce, she understood what the traveler said and wasn't angry at all.

The subsequent operation to catch the thief went smoothly. The only regret was that the 'stolen goods' needed to be kept at the Magistrate's Office as evidence and could not be sold until some time later, so Kujo Sara could not buy them.

The book states that Kujo Sara didn't say much, but simply returned to the magistrate's office first.

I don't know if they'll go back crying and making a scene, or if they'll take the opportunity to admire the statue of Takenori no Kami-no-Mikoto.

The good news is that after the travelers and their companions successfully solved the case, the shop owner gave the travelers a sample doll as a reward, which was enough to fulfill Kujo Sara's wish.

After completing her mission, Zaoyou breathed a sigh of relief, then turned into a wooden barrel and fell asleep immediately.

The traveler delivered the doll to the magistrate's office and personally presented it to Kujo Sara.

Yae no Miko smiled at Kujo Sara, indicating, "I told you that Miss Fox would keep her promise, didn't I?"