I write novels in Liyue

Watching Lisa's retreating figure, Qin sighed and looked at the set of books on the table.

"Your Lie in April, Eternal, Chinese Paladin, Your Name, 5 Centimeters Per Second..."

After glancing at the titles of the books, Qin turned her attention to the documents on the table and began to work on them seriously.

About ten minutes later.

"This should work."

Qin rubbed her eyes, let out a long breath, and then picked up the next document.

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

"Please come in."

Without looking up, he continued reading the documents in his hands.

"Didn't we agree to only look at the Dadaupa Valley documents? Why are we looking at new ones now?"

Lisa frowned and said.

"Sorry, I just instinctively grabbed the next document."

Qin looked up and saw two people following behind Lisa.

One of them was a young man with slightly dark skin, a slender build, dressed in blue, black, and white, and with dark blue hair.

Following behind the young man was a little girl in bright red.

She was very cute, wearing a red and white dress with a red hat printed with gold four-leaf clovers, and carrying a small dark brown backpack on her back, with a cute yellow plush pendant hanging on it.

His blond hair was completely hidden under his hat, with only one stray hair sticking up stubbornly.

At this moment, she was hiding behind the young man's thighs, her fiery red eyes filled with fear.

"Huh? Kaya, how did you manage to bring Klee out of the solitary confinement room?"

Qin frowned slightly.

Seeing that Qin had reacted, the girl quickly shrank back.

“Captain Jean, don’t be so serious. I’ve already finalized a deal with that businessman for Klee, but he needs a sample for mass production. I was planning to work on it with Klee, but Lisa said you need to rest and asked me to review the documents for you. If we leave Klee alone in the confinement room, it could be dangerous if she accidentally puts a bomb in the sample. So I brought her here to supervise her.”

Kaeya said with a smile, "What's more, I've already talked to Klee, and she's willing to use a portion of the doll's earnings to repair Starfall Lake."

"Fine……"

Qin covered her forehead and said.

"Great!"

Klee's eyes lit up, and she said with a smile, "Chairman Jean is a good person, and Brother Kaeya is a good person too."

"Klee, what about me? If it weren't for me, Kaeya wouldn't have brought you out."

Lisa narrowed her eyes slightly and said.

“Lisa... Sister is a good person too.”

Keli was halfway through her sentence when she saw Lisa's expression turn cold, so she immediately changed her words.

"Good boy."

Lisa patted Keli's head and said.

Klee, on the other hand, looked guilty.

Seeing Klee like this, Jean couldn't help but sigh.

Klee is such a worry...

They cause trouble every few days.

This time they almost managed to blow up the Statue of Seven...

Although that unreliable Wind God probably wouldn't care about this...

However, no matter how you look at it, this is still a huge disaster.

Should I try a different approach to educating Klee...?

"Alright, alright, let's not talk about this anymore. Klee, you just stay in your room and be your doll. Kaeya, the work is yours."

Lisa smiled and said.

"Do not worry."

Kaiya waved.

"Kaiya, if anything important happens, be sure to call me. The Grand Master has entrusted the Knights to me, so there can't be any mistakes."

Qin said.

"Alright, alright, you need to learn to trust your companions more. Kaya is a reliable adult too."

Lisa put her arm around Qin's shoulder and said.

"But……"

After listening to the piano, I became even more worried.

Although Kaeya is usually very serious about important matters, he occasionally causes some minor problems.

For example, tell Klee that the people she sees at night are all demons in disguise.

So, Klee believed him and blew open the door to the solitary confinement cell with a bomb...

"No buts, let's go over to the sofa and not keep them from working."

After saying that, Lisa pushed her violin all the way to the sofa and sat down.

Watching Lisa and Qin walk to the sofa and sit down, Kaiya walked to his desk and glanced at the large number of documents piled up on it.

Hmm... not bad, not much.

But when I saw that there was a huge pile of stuff under the table...

Kaiya rubbed her head, feeling like she'd been tricked...

That's not right. Lisa could clearly help with this, so why did she make herself do it?

But since he had already agreed, he couldn't say much more and could only bury himself in the approval process.

Klee also brought her tools and began making an oversized bouncing bomb plush toy.

Which book would you like to read first?

Lisa smiled and asked.

"Either is fine."

Qin nodded and said.

I'm not going to think about it anymore. I'll listen to Lisa, take a good rest for half a day, and leave the work for tonight.

"Then let's read 'Eternal', since it's about our Mondstadt."

Lisa smiled and said, "I'll go get you a cup of black tea."

"Yes, thank you."

After Lisa brought over the black tea, she sat down next to Qin.

The two of them each opened their copies of "Eternal".

"Hmm? The Old Mondstadt period? Interesting."

Lisa narrowed her eyes slightly.

"Ah."

Qin nodded.

They continued looking down.

Meanwhile, Kaiya was writing furiously on the table.

At first, Qin was a little irritable because she hadn't had enough rest, but as the plot deepened, she was gradually drawn in by the story and Fang Qiu's powerful writing.

I began to immerse myself in that ancient Mondstadt era, a world both romantic and cruel.

On the large ship, the aristocratic class and the poor were divided.

In the eyes of the nobles, the poor and livestock were of no use.

It was against this backdrop that Rose, a noblewoman, and Jack, a commoner, met on the ship.

Time passed slowly.

The sun slowly moved westward.

Before long, night had fallen.

The moonlight was hazy, and a gentle breeze swept across the windswept shore from Eagle Beach, creating ripples on the lake and drifting into Mondstadt.

The windmill chrysanthemums on the Cat's Tail Tavern's balcony spun around in the wind.

Inside the Cat's Tail Tavern.

"Come on, drink!"

"Sure enough, after a busy day, a glass of cocktails made by Miss Diona is just so comforting."

"Speaking of which, why are there so few people today?"

"Indeed, it's usually packed with people at this time."

Diona sat at the bar counter, looking at the pub with only three or four scattered customers, and nodded in satisfaction.

Her eyes, as green as emeralds, were filled with joy and surprise.

Sure enough, that guy named Fang Qiu... no, that talented writer named Fang Qiu's books can attract those drunkards to read them.

Gradually, they will lose interest in drinking and instead develop a love for reading.

Those people's descendants will not follow suit and learn bad habits.

At that point, Mond Winery will be completely destroyed from the root.