[Genshin Impact] I'm Just a UP Creator

About an O-God guide creator transmigrating to Teyvat to raise a child

Travel Journal: Sumeru Chapter

"Sweet little Seth, don't worry. Your mommy is a walking encyclopedia, with knowledge to spare. No puzzle mechanism is beyond me. You handle those matrices, and we'll take on the measly Mausoleum of King Deshret together. Let's clear it seven times over!"

"Sweet little Seth, that jackal-headed guy with the oar up ahead has the same surname as you. Don't be like him. Drink plenty of milk and go to bed early if you want to grow tall, got it?"

"Sweet little Seth, Mommy's going in there for a few days. I'll be right out. If you run out of Mora, go to the Grand Bazaar and borrow some from a man named Victor. Mommy will pay him back when I get out."

"Aaaagh, you awful wind currents! Why are you grabbing innocent people?! Aaaagh!"

Travel Journal: Liyue Chapter

"Hey, hey, sweet little Seth, go see if anyone wants to team up with us for this buy-one-stele-get-one-free deal. People feel obliged when they take something for free, and nobody can resist a guaranteed sale!"

[Important Notes]

● Original character storylines > game character storylines. This story borrows the world of O-God, but most of the storylines center on original characters.

● A lighthearted, everyday story: a mother-and-son travelogue full of little details, with a tiny bit of plot mixed in. Inspired by unreliable plot leaks (the Doctor making a new Anemo boy to replace the Sixth Harbinger or something. Suddenly I really want to write this).

● First person, with a female lead who spends most of her time making sarcastic remarks. The female lead is weak, and calling someone "wife" is just playful talk. This is an unconventional child-rearing story.

● The story is based on Version 4.0 and includes a lot of original worldbuilding.

● Everyone is welcome to bookmark and read!

(Back from Version 7.1. Sorry in advance for any conflicts with the setting. Sweet Seth was written back in Version 4.0, after all. ovo)

Theme: Care about children's mental health