[Genshin Impact] My Goal Is to Run Off with Little Princess Kamisato

Content warnings:

Ayato is the love interest, one-on-one, happy ending.

The female lead is reincarnated, Hu Lili, Hu Tao’s younger sister.

After losing the 50/50 to Wanderer, I got Ayato in a single pull. I’ll take this man, gladly.

Blurb:

Hu Lili of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor is the classic neighbor’s child: clever, sensible, and capable. Only her peers know that Lili is a bold little lunatic.

She’s tricked Ningguang, beaten up the adeptus Xiao, and buried Qiqi...

As Hu Lili herself puts it: “The bolder you are, the more the land will yield. A life without challenges is incomplete.”

After wreaking havoc in Liyue, Hu Lili sets her sights on the head of the Kamisato Clan in Inazuma and decides to take on the impossible: elope with his younger sister.

So Hu Lili leaves a letter for Director Hu and slips across the border in style.

How many steps does it take to get close to Ayaka?

Hu Lili: Three.

Step one: Sneak across the border and bump into Sayu, catching Thoma’s attention.

Step two: Earn Thoma’s trust and have him introduce her to Ayato.

Step three: Become an aide and move into the Kamisato estate.

The Kamisato Clan’s servants all know that their new aide, Lili, is a diligent and capable woman. Since her arrival, the head of the clan has had noticeably more time to rest.

Practicing swordsmanship, drinking tea, and admiring the scenery have practically become part of Ayato’s daily routine.

It’s only when Hu Lili elopes with Miss Ayaka that the servants realize how wrong they were. This isn’t diligence and dedication at all, she’s clearly up to no good!

Facing the piles of paperwork on his desk, Ayato rubs his temples and calls for Thoma. “It’s time the Kamisato Clan had a lady of the house.”

Thoma: ???

Much later, Hu Lili sits at the desk facing a mountain of paperwork. She looks at Ayato, smiling on her left, then at the sweet and clueless Ayaka on her right, and screams internally: What a terrible deal!

Hu Lili: I only meant to show how capable I was so they’d trust me. I didn’t mean to show off quite that much.

Theme: Taking on the impossible