I’m a Wish-Granting God in Honkai: Star Rail, and Every Dream Is a Matter of Life and Death

(Transmigration, System, and watch-along; slow-burn character growth; interwoven arcs with a central storyline; one character every thirty or forty chapters; gacha; multiple secret identities; lighthearted comedy; no romance; Emanator of Voracity and Preservation; ties to the Corporation) Quan Yi, a powerful aristocrat. One day, someone made a wish to him, and he transmigrated into Honkai: Star Rail, bound to a Wish System. How could this happen? Guilt-tripping? Unacceptable. The System told him he had to fulfill the wishes of twelve characters. Each summon required him to shake for over two hours, and only then could he return home. He also had to fulfill three of Quan Yi’s own wishes. It sounded easy enough. Quan Yi stroked his chin. Then came the rest of it. “What the hell? Are you messing with me? I quit.” Looking at the white-haired, golden-eyed kid, Quan Yi smiled. “Make a wish, Jing Yuan. What do you want most?” Jing Yuan looked up at the boy and blinked. “Brother Quan, you can’t even beat me.” “And I’m richer than you,” Jing Yuan added, his eyes curving into a smile. Later, Jing Yuan made his wish. The boy fell silent, but he would make it come true. Waves rolled across the wheat fields as the young Bai E followed behind Quan Yi. “Make a wish, Bai E. Make it from the heart,” Quan Yi said, glancing back. “Ah... That’s so sudden. Let me think.” Bai E scratched his head, thinking hard. He only had one chance, so he had to choose carefully. In a desolate desert, Aventurine carried a basket on his back and looked at the boy ahead of him. The other... “Aventurine, make a wish...” One day, the boy spoke to Aventurine with a serious expression. “Tell me the wish you most sincerely want to see come true.” This is a Wish System. It doesn’t pay to make wishes come true, it only pays to...