Genshin Impact, all those behind-the-scenes big shots are me

Genshin Impact, those behind-the-scenes big shots are all me. Author: Serious Fortune Teller

Summary:

[You descended upon Mount Sumeru, wielding a scepter, and proclaimed yourself the Emperor of the Desert.]

As you walk through the desert, the sandstorm recedes wherever you go, and the tiny humans, suffering from the erosion of the sand, kneel before you, begging for your protection.

Out of pity for these powerless mortals, you led them to find an oasis in the desert, where they could live and thrive.

One day, a demon claiming to be the son of the sun descended to fight you, but was ultimately defeated and fled.

[You encountered the Flower Goddess and the Great Tree King, and formed a pact with them to jointly govern Mount Sumeru, thus ushering in an era of tribal rule for Sumeru.]

Your power has won over two gods, and you have become partners.

The prosperity of Sumeru made countless demons and gods covet it, but none dared to covet it, until a dark power eroded the desert. The Crimson King, tainted by forbidden knowledge, was ultimately swallowed by the forbidden, and calamity swept across the desert. You fought with everything you had to completely kill the forbidden.

The Great Tree King tells you that she nurtured your seed.

Let's call her Buyer.

Su Chen, the leader of the Earth Fire, president of the Yanhuang Association, human emperor, perfect dragon, and desert emperor, looked at the little boy who appeared before him and called him 'father' and couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

"So, Naxida is actually my daughter?"

Chapter 1: I'm in Genshin Impact, and I have a simulator.

If you were transported to Teyvat, what would you do?

Is it like lying in a land of wind and freedom, like a giant baby with its mouth open and hands outstretched?

Is it to scheme and plot in a contractual country to amass untold wealth?

The obsessive lord of thunder, the benevolent god of wisdom.

A ridiculous display of justice unfolds in the courtroom, while the fervor for war stirs.

The gods, who have lost the reason to love, use love as an excuse to wage war everywhere and take people's lives.

Beneath the seemingly calm and peaceful exterior, undercurrents surge, and darkness grows wildly where the light cannot see.

Being covered up does not mean it does not exist.

So, what do you choose to do?

...

...

Mondstadt.

As the Land of Wind in Teyvat, this place is filled with an atmosphere of freedom.

The free wind and the aroma of wine wafting from Guojiu Lake often make tourists stop and admire the scenery.

Wine and poetry, freedom and adventure.

Sweet love is hidden in the drifting dandelion seeds. In the evening, with a gentle breeze, take your lover's hand and walk on the lush green grassland filled with the fragrance of fruit, listening to the voice of the Wind God.

God said, “Let there be wind.”

God said, “Let there be wine.”

Thus, wind and wine became the things that Mondstadt people were most proud of.

But all this beauty was shattered by the dragon calamity that erupted six months ago.

Early morning hours.

Not long after the city gates opened, a figure walked out of the city.

The young man had short, black hair with bangs that reached his eyebrows. He was about twenty years old, with a tall and straight figure and a faint smile on his handsome face.

He was carrying a wooden bucket in one hand and a fishing rod and bait in the other, walking towards the lakeside.

The two Favonius Knights waiting at the city gate were already used to this.

The two greeted the young man and then went to their respective posts.

Su Chen, male, 20 years old, professional transmigrator, secondary professions: traveler, pioneer, master, commander, cleaner... and fisherman.

Of course, he also has another identity at present, namely the acting Grand Master's assistant of the Knights of Favonius.

However, Su Chen preferred being a fisherman to being an assistant.

If it weren't for the fact that fishing can't support me... no, it's just temporarily not enough, it doesn't mean I won't be able to in the future. Maybe fishing will make me rich someday.

There was nothing he could do. Ever since he transmigrated here four months ago, he had been all alone and helpless. His wife from his previous life had turned her back on him, so he could only rely on his own hard work to create his dreams.

"nice weather."

Feeling the cool morning breeze blowing in his face, Su Chen put down the wooden bucket, attached the bait, and cast it out.

While keeping an eye on the float, he muttered to himself, "Today's goal is to catch a five-pound bass."

Just like these days, to make money, you need to set a small goal first. Su Chen's small goal is a five-pound sea bass.

He has therefore prepared for a long-term battle.

Anyway, it won't be long before the blond idiot solves the dragon problem, and then Mondstadt will be at peace again, and he can start to retire.

ideal?

ambition?

Those distant words, along with the messed-up career planning and economic pressures of the previous life, were all crushed into the slime's stomach.

When he first traveled through time, he did indeed have a grand goal.

But so far, the gap between reality and this goal is so vast that he can't see it even if he strains his neck.

Su Chen plucked a blade of grass and put it in his mouth.

Hero or savior?

neither.

He wanted to change the world.

To protect, to change, to create, and even... to destroy, and from destruction comes rebirth.

Unfortunately, dreams need to be supported by strength; otherwise, they are merely the fantasies of a dying person.

Compared to this, why aren't those damn fish taking the bait?

"You are indeed here."

A gentle voice came from behind me.

“I heard from the patrolling knights that they saw you coming out carrying a fishing rod.”

Su Chen knew who it was without even turning around.

Behind him, a beautiful blonde girl was staring at his empty wooden barrel.

Her long, smooth, golden hair was simply and neatly tied into a ponytail. Her deep blue eyes were clear and bright. On her blue shawl was the crest of the noble Gunnhild family. Her proud and upright chest was high and full. Her white tight pants were cinched at the waist with a cyan belt, and a slender one-handed sword hung at her waist.

The morning sunlight, like golden dust, fell on the girl's delicate cheeks, making her look dreamlike and stunningly beautiful.

"Dear Commander Qin, you haven't forgotten that I'm off today, have you?" Su Chen said with a hint of helplessness.

"Of course," Qin said guiltily, "but the impact of the dragon calamity has been growing recently. The monsters have rioted, and farmland has been destroyed, which has seriously affected the lives of the people."

"Yesterday, a guard said that a large number of Hilichurls have appeared near Clearspring Town. If they attack the town, it could cause unpredictable damage."

"So," Su Chen tilted his head back, "what brings you here specifically to see me?"

"I just happened to be passing by and then I saw you." Qin turned her head away, trying to get away with a reason that she herself didn't believe, but she quickly realized that she had just mentioned the patrol knight.

She thought for a moment and said sincerely, "We're short-handed right now, so why don't you come with me? You can also come along and think of some good ideas with me on the way."

Qin had complete faith in Su Chen's abilities.

Due to the Dragon Disaster, the demand for personnel has increased significantly. Her previous assistant was caught up in the Dragon Disaster while investigating something and is still 'missing'. Qin had no choice but to hire another one.

And coincidentally, Su Chen came to apply for the job.

Although Su Chen appeared suddenly in Mondstadt and his identity is still under investigation, she found that he was not a dangerous person after spending time with him.

More importantly, Su Chen's abilities are indeed outstanding.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say she was incredibly knowledgeable, even more so than the scholars of the Sumeru Academy she knew.

They often provide her with very pertinent and valuable advice, in addition to handling their own job responsibilities.

There's just one thing I'm not entirely satisfied with about the piano.

Although she never interfered in her subordinates' private lives, Su Chen's passion for fishing far surpassed his work, and coincidentally, his fishing skills were simply...

Good food and fun-loving.

Su Chen, forget it. Why don't you learn to fry fish like Klee?

Su Chen was unaware of Qin's impolite idea.

But he knew that Qin had come specifically to find him, so he definitely couldn't continue fishing in peace right now.

After all, Qin was his superior, and subordinates were not allowed to talk back to their superiors.

"Perhaps you should consider raising the standards for handling matters in the Knights of Favonius, so that you won't be so short-handed," Su Chen said as he began to reel in his baton.

Five-pound sea bass: 0/1.

"Raise the standards?" Jean frowned. "The Knights of Favonius exist to protect their people. If they turn around and demand things of their people because of their own problems, isn't that putting the cart before the horse?"

"You said it yourself, the Knights' duty is to protect. If you consider finding cats and dogs as part of protection, then never mind. At least I think that kind of thing can be easily done by the Adventurers' Guild, and a bunch of people will do it. In a way, you're stealing their business," Su Chen complained.

He did not want to comment further on the situation of the Knights.

The Dragon Plague is merely the surface of Mondstadt's problems; the deeper, more serious issues are the ingrained, harmful ideologies within the souls of Mondstadt's inhabitants.

Su Chen picked up the empty wooden bucket and walked towards the city gate.

Qin pondered for a moment. She had indeed considered the issue Su Chen had raised, but given Mondstadt's current situation, it was not realistic.