Genshin Impact: The Young Master of Liyue

Name: Genshin Impact: The Young Master of Liyue
Author: Ge Luoluo Luo

原神：璃月小少爷

by Ge Luoluo Luo (格洛洛洛)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 308k Words
Genre: Anime Fanfiction
Updated: 6mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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He walked out the door and ran into a heavy truck, but no matter how hard he fought, he couldn't beat it. So why did I get reincarnated into Genshin Impact? At least he was lucky enough to be reborn as Xingqiu's younger brother, Xingyun, the third son of the Feiyun Commerce Guild. Even luckier, he got a System too, though it often seemed a little glitchy. He'd planned to spend this life lazing around and enjoying himself, but before he could even get started, an old geezer who'd lived for a thousand years took notice of him. The thought of that guy lounging around in a teahouse all day made him furious. Zhongli merely chuckled. "I'm old. The future belongs to young people like you, after all." [Note: This novel features crossovers between the real world and the game world, including players discussing the game on forums.]

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