I transmigrated? And into Teyvat, of all places?
Zhong Li was so excited she wanted to slap her belly!
Haha, now I can experience the meaning of travel for myself!
What do you mean, what's the meaning of travel? Obviously, it's to get laid, ahem, I mean, to meet all kinds of great people and go on adventures together!
But is something a little off about the person who saved me?
I know him. He's Diluc from Mondstadt! The Darknight Hero who raised my two-handed sword!
But doesn't Master Lu usually wear that grumpy little-cat face? Who's this handsome redhead with a high ponytail and a warm smile?
Did I transmigrate to some fake version of Teyvat or what?
Wait, don't rush off to chase after your crush. First think about how an ordinary person like you is supposed to survive in a world full of supernatural beings!
That dragon who killed Diluc's father is about to show up!
Luckily, I'm a transmigrator, and I have a golden finger!
But when Zhong Li looks at the cards in her game inventory, why is it the Trailblazer?! Even if it only gave me the protagonist, it should have been the Anemo Traveler...
Never mind that for now. His father's death was the key event that changed Diluc's life forever. I have to do something!
Thinking of Diluc's carefree smile, Zhong Li decides to bet everything she has on saving Crepus and letting Diluc remain forever young!
Go, my trump card: plots are made to be changed!
The story begins with a description of the protagonist being female, and let me repeat, female. Then, she's rescued by Diluc and even held in his arms. What am I supposed to say? Male readers can leave now; this is a female-oriented novel. This is more suited to the Hedgehog Cat genre, don't come here. Unsurprisingly, this is yet another romance novel featuring a beloved female protagonist.
Very beautiful
So far so good, keep it up!
Well written! Keep it up! ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨
How did they put the female protagonist and the harem together? I don't understand. I can't just randomly pair the female protagonist and her harem members together, can I?
I'll give you 10 stars, in five installments, after all the mischief (one star is not even considered in the review). You've admitted your mistake well. Although I don't like watching it, I'll give it three stars. Don't even think about four or five stars; your stuff doesn't have a wide audience. Basically, only those who eat Shi Dawang's food and those who like this kind of thing will watch it for long.