[Genshin Impact] The Fatui Want to Change Jobs

Working for the Fatui means no days off all year, no social insurance or housing fund, and the constant risk of losing your life. They exploit their workers even more ruthlessly than capitalists do. As a modern person who transmigrated here, Afule knows all the tricks for slacking off. She never works overtime unless her boss tells her to, and if she can get away with taking it easy, she won't rush to curry favor and claim credit.

Afule thought she would go on living like this forever, until she arrived in Liyue and suddenly realized: Damn! The Fatui are the only ones in all of Teyvat who treat people like beasts of burden!

Watching the people of Liyue live comfortable, peaceful lives, Afule was so envious her eyes nearly turned red.

When her boss started itching to stir up trouble in Liyue, Afule decided to secretly sabotage the plan and make sure it never endangered Liyue. That way, she could earn favor with the Liyue Qixing, and then...

Afule: I'm changing jobs!

But life is full of twists and turns. Afule tried to quit and change jobs several times, but failed. Still, she never gave up. Then, one day, while she was just doing her job, Afule suddenly realized...

I was slacking off the whole time, so how did I get promoted to Harbinger?

"The world is a furnace, and ordinary people are the most insignificant grains within it. Some people think that under a grand vision, the sacrifices made in the shadows are too trivial to mention. They won't even bring themselves to offer an apology."

"I don't like a world like that."

Reader's Guide:

1. No CP. This story is dedicated to the NPCs in the game who have moved me.

2. The heroine does not start out with a Vision.

3. Since many game details have not yet been revealed, I will make some things up.

4. There may be OOC characterization. The Raiden Shogun and the Fatui Harbingers are not portrayed entirely positively, so fans, enter at your own risk.

5. Updates are irregular.

Theme: Having seen the vastness of the world, one still cherishes the green of every blade of grass.