On July 17, 2026, the world of Genshin Impact descended upon Earth.
Mondstadt rose from the sea. Slimes bounced through the streets, and Hilichurls chased people with wooden clubs. Elemental power returned, monsters ran rampant, and overnight humanity fell from the top of the food chain into the abyss.
Even more despairing, everyone’s Genshin Impact game turned gray. No one could open it anymore.
Except me.
A golden Wish screen appeared on my phone. Once every seven days, I got a free ten-pull, guaranteed to include a five-star character. Whoever I pulled would step out of the screen and stand before me, alive and real.
So while everyone else was running for their lives as Slimes chased them through the streets
I pulled the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles in my rented apartment.
With her silver-white hair, golden slit pupils, and seven floating cubes behind her, she looked around my apartment and said expressionlessly, “Mortal, you live in a place like this?”
Then she cut down a Ruin Guard that had invaded the city with a single slash.
Governments around the world went mad. They came to my door with gold, begging me to pull more characters. The Fatui wanted to steal my phone. The Abyss Order wanted to silence me for good.
And my biggest daily headache was this: raising all these five-star characters cost hundreds of grams of gold a day.
Aether thought my apartment was way too shabby.
Raiden Shogun stayed home and refused to go out.
Nahida was always pestering me for books.
After Zhongli finished my tea, he still had to remark, “This tea is nothing special.”
But whenever enemies attacked, they would step in front of me
And the whole world had to shut up.
What do you mean, which science graduate student came out to write a Genshin Impact novel? After reading the third chapter, I experienced a disaster
If you don't talk about other things, don't mess with it if you don't know how to name it. It's all empty.
A very good subject matter, but with such an author. From the fact that the author wrote the name of Kong Zhizhi, the keeper of heavenly principles, as Kong, I knew that this book was either written by AI or the author was a cloud.