Touken Ranbu: Do I Have to Dance Too?

When I met up with my friends to play a game, I never expected it to turn out to be real for them. I unknowingly became a Saniwa, then was forced to quit the game due to circumstances beyond my control... Well, now it's a historical loose end. Is there a risk these days that playing a game could get you into trouble yourself? Please read first: The protagonist is a Genshin Impact weapon created by the author, named “Dusk Lantern, Vanishing River,” a polearm once wielded by the first Millelith commander. It was made by the Yun family, a renowned Liyue forging clan, though it was forged so long ago that the Yun family was still just a somewhat well-known family of craftsmen. The “Prototype” weapon series, created by Yun Hui, the seventh head of the Yun family, and the master craftsman Han Wu, was the forebear of all the weapon designs that followed in Liyue. You could say the protagonist is the ancestor of every weapon forged by the Yun family. The story will feature weapons from the Prototype series, a composite of standard-issue Millelith weapons, as well as the protagonist's fated blades: “Jadefall's Splendor,” Primordial Jade Winged-Spear, Calamity Queller, and “Luminous Moonshard.” That's all. Now, Touken Ranbu begins!