Opening warning: I want to write an all-pairings story, but I can't write romantic tension, so just ship whoever you like.
The author is a bot. This is a product of going crazy at work, with the timeline of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles heavily altered. It has so little to do with the original that it's barely recognizable. The protagonist's appearance is based on Columbina from Genshin Impact, but more masculine (she's so pretty, though I wonder when she'll be added to the gacha). I quit the game, so the connection to the girl is only in appearance; essentially, they're not related at all. (Please check that this is for you before reading. Don't come in just to flame me (though even if you do, I won't read it).) Don't ask why I set things up this way. The answer is that I feel like it. As always, beware of writing worse than an elementary schooler's.
Goya, whose real name is unknown, got bound to a role-playing System. The good news was that the first character Goya rolled was Columbina, a girl from the famous game Genshin Impact. The bad news was that Goya didn't play games. The even worse news was that the System crashed as soon as Goya arrived in the new world.
That left Goya alone in another world, with nothing but the girl's appearance.
Fortunately, although the System had crashed, the girl's powers really were sealed inside Goya. The System could still be used as a backpack, too, so Goya somehow muddled through life in the other world and claimed a patch of land, where they went back to being a shut-in.
Then one day, a child who looked like a little puppy (or so Goya thought) led Goya beyond their territory. Only then did Goya discover that this was the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. After learning about the outside world, Goya fell silent. Wait, you call this the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles?!
It's good-looking, but what does it mean to have two male protagonists in the introduction? Isn't the protagonist a female?
Good looking, love comes from Teyvat ❤️ ❤️ ❤️