After three hundred years of imprisonment, the Lesser Lord Kusanali made a dangerous wish in her loneliness:
She wanted someone to understand her existence.
And so, a soul from another world arrived in Sumeru. The laws of another world collided with Teyvat, granting him a status to rival the world itself. But incomplete as he was, he could not control this power. Every panicked thought gave birth to an "if," and every illusory possibility fed the Abyss's forbidden knowledge.
Withering zones spread, ley lines became corrupted, and Eleazar eroded minds. As the contamination threatened to cross the borders, Irminsul activated its fundamental defenses, sealing the logic of the entire nation.
To end the catastrophe, Nahida made the most reckless decision of all: she grafted her name, her fate, and her connection to Irminsul onto this stranger's soul.
"From today onward, you are Nahida."
As the authority of omniscience crashed into a mortal's consciousness and the Abyss rampaged within its sealed prison,
the newly born "Nahida" opened their eyes and stared in confusion at the blackened records.
How could he (or she?) save the world that had just accepted them, while bearing the identity of a god?
As soon as I saw that the main character was traveling again, I was disappointed. It's all about traveling, what else is there to see? Travel is about travelers, and the protagonist is not a traveler. Winter has already come out, and we are still traveling from Mondstadt to Liyue to Daozhi to Xumi to Fontaine. You can go directly from Xumi to Zhidong, so why follow its linear story? Isn't that the same?
"Rebirth: I am Nasida", the theme and plot design are quite good, but specifically in the writing, some repetitive descriptions can be deleted, so that it will read better
Highly recommended to watch