[Content warning: This story focuses mainly on an original immortal heroine, Qi, and Rosalyne, the Fair Lady from Genshin Impact. The storyline set five hundred years ago will not break up the canon Wolf and Butterfly pairing. Although there will be a three-person relationship, there will be no bitter rivalry or love-triangle drama. All three of them, along with Eberhart, are close friends. I also won't make many changes to the original story's established details, though I will add a few of my own. There will also be plenty of occasional what-if storylines! The point of this story is to explore more possibilities. There will be both solo and three-person storylines, while the storyline set five hundred years later will focus only on the original heroine Qi and Rosalyne.
Readers who enjoy the original backstory, can accept complicated relationships, and appreciate nuanced ensemble casts and tragedy may want to give this a try.
If you only accept canon pairings with no interference, or strongly dislike any kind of love triangle, please steer clear if this isn't your thing!]
Five hundred years ago, Mondstadt's sunlight moved slowly. Slowly enough for me, an immortal, to write the lives of three people into a gentle book:
In its pages were a sunlike young woman, a knight as silent as a mountain, and a bold, easygoing captain.
And I was the one watching from the sidelines, pen in hand, loving them in secret, smiling openly, and clear-eyed as I recorded every joy that would one day fade.
“Rosalyne,” I might say, my voice as soft as the opening line of an old poem.
“I transmigrated across a span of time as long as your life, and not to save the world.”
“I only wanted to ask you, ”
“If I turned the past into wine and offered a toast to yesterday, which never fades, would you share a cup of tea with this desolate present, even if only for a little while?
Brother, you have to work hard, don't rush into the street, I just read a Tomato novel before, which told me to become the adopted son of a goddess. This novel was quite interesting to write, but the author ran away. Author, you have to stick to it until the end.
The setting is quite novel and the writing is good. However, the content is too serious and stream-of-consciousness. It is an outlier among Tomato fans and is not easy to read.
The author is very entertaining and his writing style is also good