[No System] + [No Harem] + [Plot-Focused] + [Canon Characterization] + [Realistic] + [Passionate] + [Not Overpowered]
Chu Jun, a huge Genshin Impact fan, accidentally shuts his eyes for a moment and finds his soul transmigrated to Teyvat. At the time, he has no idea that it was all planned from the start.
Waiting for him is neither Kamisato Ayaka nor Ganyu or Keqing, but the lofty Queen of the Heavenly Principles.
The Heavenly Principles: Submit or die.
Chu Jun's thoughts: Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Never look down on a poor young man.
With wits pitted against wits and danger at every turn, watch Chu Jun stir up the winds and clouds of Teyvat and reach the summit.
The early pacing is deliberately slow to convey what it would really be like to transmigrate to Teyvat. The protagonist starts off keeping his head down and thinking things through, gradually working his way toward turning the tide.
Readers looking for an overpowered protagonist should proceed with caution. The author simply wants to recreate a believable world of Teyvat, where every character in Genshin Impact has a life of their own and does not exist just to serve the protagonist.
Nice! I hope the author can continue writing