After spending half his life struggling to get by, Yan Fu finally retires and becomes a happy shut-in.
Then he gets caught up in the transmigration craze.
Sitting on a rock, the man gazes at the endless forest and grassland, lost in thought.
The good news is that he has transmigrated to Teyvat.
The bad news is that he's started in the ordinary human mode.
No emergency food, no elemental powers, no wishing, and not even a way to spend money on the game. This is truly survival in another world.
But that's fine. He's only changing where he spends his retirement.
Yan Fu decides to work hard and make enough money to buy a house, so he can rebuild his shut-in lifestyle.
But there's one problem.
Yan Fu watches the black hole grow larger and larger, feeling rather troubled.
The world's barrier has broken. Should he go find the Heavenly Principles and ask them to patch it up?
[A story about someone who wants to retire and lie flat, but is forced to pull himself together and patch up the world.]
Reader's guide:
1. This isn't a typical ordinary-human story. The male lead is a big shot who has retired to enjoy his golden years.
2. Yan Fu (same as "□□" in a few anime crossovers, but Teyvat is the main setting, so later on the male lead might take Zhongli and the others on a leisurely trip through the mortal world (not really), forming a Teyvat senior citizens' tour group.)
Theme: A good life is built through hard work
