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Books by Ai Yao
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Genshin Impact: Returning to Teyvat 国运原神，重回提瓦特
The story of Haiwang Dieyi, a native Teyvat Archon, who transmigrates to Blue Star, takes her daughter to participate in a national destiny game, and returns to Teyvat. A shameless, nonsensical novel with elements including switched-at-birth daughters, national destiny, and the Twelve Talismans. The heroine is lovestruck and a pretty-face enthusiast. The characters are heavily out of character, and the plot may undergo major changes later on. Whatever it turns into is up to the author's mood. I
1.3kReads8.8Score105Shelves
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Genshin Impact: Short Stories 原神故事小单元
The world is like a book. Every page you turn tells a different story, with the same people playing different roles. So if you want to find the world that belongs to you, you have to open this book and study every detail. Find the story you're in. That's where your true home is. Chapter One: Tartaglia's White Moonlight (Complete)
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Xia Lan: Ai Yao 侠岚之艾谣
The heroine is Ai Zi. The hero is Shan Guiyao. Shan Guiyao: Ai Zi, you’re the one who made the first move on me. Ai Zi: Uncle Yao, you can’t just do that! Waaah, my Uncle Yao isn’t supposed to be like this. Give me back my aloof Uncle Yao.
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Tomb Notes: Teyvat's Return-to-the-Tomb Chronicles 盗笔，提瓦特归葬录
A mysterious Harbinger of the Fatui, absent from the Harbinger rankings. The Fatui keep this Harbinger's identity shrouded in secrecy, and know very little about him. Even the other Harbingers have seen him only at his appointment or in moments when life and death hung in the balance. Like a shadow, he carries out the Tsaritsa's orders alongside the other Harbingers. They say he came from beyond this world, abandoned his original name, accepted the name bestowed upon him by the Tsaritsa, and bec
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A Long, Long Road to Love’s End 漫漫缘烬
He was poor and ambitious, yet cowardly and indecisive, with a sense of responsibility so strong it bordered on stupidity. He thought that as long as he worked hard enough, he could balance everything, hold on to this rare warmth, and break free from the shackles of fate. But he had no idea that this encounter, which began in the plum-rain season, would ultimately become a total and devastating ordeal.
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