First of all, she's a funeral officiant, and she works at the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor.
Second, she really was forced to join.
Lang Qing transmigrated into a completely unfamiliar world. From a baby who cried for milk to a grown woman, she went through all kinds of things.
For instance, she went from being an ordinary country girl in Liyue to an adeptus disciple, then to a Mondstadt noblewoman. Her identity changed so fast it was hard to believe.
After returning from her trip to Mondstadt, she was at the docks in Liyue Harbor, about to board a ship for Sumeru, when a completely unfamiliar girl with twin tails forcibly dragged her off the gangplank. As she watched the ship sail away, she was about to lose her temper when the girl beat her to it, called her by name, and loudly declared:
"Lang Qing! You said that when you came to Liyue Harbor someday, you'd help me revive the funeral business! The time is now! So don't refuse. Join the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor at once!"
Since her ship had already left, and she had no memory of making that promise (in truth, she was just avoiding having to keep it), Lang Qing boarded another ship of fools. Its name was "The Grand Plan to Revive the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor and Give Everyone in Liyue Affordable Coffins." From then on, she proudly became a funeral officiant who worked with coffins.
The slogan was so morbid that Lang Qing tried to sneak out several times, but the twin-tailed director always caught her and dragged her back. After living this way for several years, Lang Qing gradually got used to it. She worked diligently and conscientiously, and often took commissions from the Adventurers' Guild to help cover her expenses. Later, she even resolved a major crisis in Liyue and nearly exposed her secret identity in another nation. Before long, people around town started whispering about "a capable person at the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor who can solve all sorts of problems." But because of her identity, she wasn't bothered much.
Lang Qing was relieved. Sure enough, the threshold of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor was a reassuring safeguard.
However, once she stepped outside the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor and stopped wearing its uniform, she found herself beset with all kinds of troubles.
The story is currently planned to cover four nations. I'll write about Sumeru first, then see what comes next.
The main story is one long volume. The sequel is more like an extra story set after the main volume ends.
Warnings:
All relationships are directed toward the heroine.
My own interpretation of Teyvat.
The heroine is very powerful and can always pull out some strange, unexpected thing to turn the tide of battle.
Plot-focused, with foreshadowing. The pacing may be a little slow, especially for the romance.
Thank you to my readers. Stories exist for readers, and I can keep going because of you.
(Questions are welcome, especially about the plot. I really love discussing it!!!)
(Just a quiet mention: the Naruto fanfic next door is about to resume updates.)
Theme: A simple, peaceful life is what matters most.
After all, after working for 3,700 years, why is it that no one in Liyue officially pays pensions to the emperor (stomping feet)
It is Qixing's responsibility to eliminate all potential risks for Liyue. Although he understands this truth, this approach is still chilling. Would Liuyun accept a person with different intentions as a disciple? How can a person with a weak heart hide this from an immortal who has gone through many vicissitudes of life? Thanks to Lang Qing's magnanimity, he almost risked his life to protect Liyue. The person in power on the other side looked suspicious in an instant, and someone else would have turned against him. Qixing is not easy, I can understand it, but even if I understand it, I still feel angry inside. It was so irritating before that I was so excited that I didn't even bother to comment, but this time it extinguished me... Sigh.
How can a hand with a temperature of 36 degrees give a bill of 80 degrees below zero? (Manual dog head)
Hahahahahahaha Qingqing: Give me back the good mood I had just now KUSO Everything is good about the old father, except that the alimony is a bit high (nods heavily) Life is not easy, Qingqing sighs What a green mouth!! (Where did Bushi come from (*ˊ??ˋ?*)
Warm palms, cold bills
Damn, in two chapters, I could laugh every time I watched the scene where Dadalia said he was the best toy salesman in Solstice Kingdom.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh no more! I met a big idiot, and I wanted to read a novel to relieve my mood, but the result is no more, it's even, ahhhhhhhhhhhhh it's even more uncomfortable QAQ
Blindly guessing that Qingqing is Yatsu
What's this!!!!! A loyal fan of the one-eyed baby!!!! Tok is too!!!!!
It's so uncomfortable. The protagonist has achieved this level. In a sense, he has saved Liyue and Qunyu Pavilion. He is even the apprentice of the immortal. As a result, Qixing was so suspicious. There was also the previous fight between the Golden House and the Young Master. If there was no heroine, wouldn't the Golden House still be destroyed? Why did the heroine stop the young master's behavior out of good intentions, but instead she was blamed for destroying the golden house? In the end, his merits and demerits are equal to that of sealing the demon god again? I don't think the heroine has any fault. Anyway, I feel very uncomfortable. When I read some other fan works, I also feel particularly uncomfortable with Qixing's behavior of always being suspicious of people and conducting surveillance in secret. Isn't it just taking advantage of the heroine's kind character to ensure that the heroine will not retaliate no matter how unhappy she feels?