Genshin Impact: Sorry, I’m a Cultivator

(This isn’t a fast-paced, wish-fulfillment story. It’s a slow-burn one. Please respect the book’s setting and read it according to its own worldbuilding, or you may find it hard to enjoy.) Yun Han transmigrates and gets an auxiliary cultivation System. At first, he assumes he’s in a cultivation world: the strong rule, after all, so he throws himself into cultivation. But after surviving the tribulation to become an immortal, he discovers he can’t ascend. The System rewards him with a clone. There’s nothing wrong with the clone, but why is it female? And why does his disciple seem even more excited after finding out? The clone leaves the island where Yun Han has spent thousands of years. At last, when he sees the mainland, his heart races and his hands tremble. He can hardly wait to find someone and learn about this “cultivation world.” After finally finding an inhabited place and learning about the mainland’s history, Yun Han is completely stunned. Liyue? Genshin Impact? Memories from thousands of years ago resurface… Genshin Impact, launch! … Looking for some fun, Yun Han decides to stir things up. He travels from nation to nation, persuading the gods to let Vision bearers cultivate immortality. In Mondstadt, he uses Dvalin for target practice. Then he heads to Inazuma to revive Raiden Makoto and Kitsune Saiguu, and to woo a reclusive shut-in. He resolves Teyvat’s annihilation crisis and takes control of Teyvat. Then he travels to the Star Rail universe and steals Aha’s mask. Even the Aeons can only look up to him. He has long since reached heights beyond the gods’ grasp. When the world consciousness of the Star Rail universe asks for help, Yun Han agrees on a whim. For Baiheng’s sake, Jingliu chooses to work for him. When the Star Rail universe’s world-ending crisis arrives and the Aeons can no longer hold it back, Jingliu leads an army into battle like divine reinforcements descending from the heavens…