[Genshin Impact] My Reborn Days in Teyvat

Recommending a new story: [Genshin Impact] The Player Is Being a Person Again Today -- Story blurb: [Content warning] The blurb is misleading, but not entirely (?). The author developed psychological issues due to real-life circumstances while writing this story, which affected its overall style. The story is rather heavy in tone and the plot moves slowly. The heroine is an ordinary person, even weaker than most, with no Vision. Her birth family is portrayed realistically. If you're looking for a feel-good power fantasy, you can leave now. This story is written purely for love of the craft and is free in its entirety. The only power fantasy is in extra chapter four (. I was reborn, but not completely. My miserable life simply started over in Sumeru. I once again had to face my bizarre parents at my weakest and most helpless age, and the difficulty level went up by several levels, because this time they were not only lofty scholars and wealthy merchants, but my mother also had a Vision. It's so unfair. Why did those hypocritical parents get to attract the gods' attention, while I didn't? Then one day, I had a dream. A girl in it said to me, "Stelle, don't fixate on what you don't have. Go do what you want to do. Children should face the future without fear." So I began making use of my childhood friendship with Alhaitham. His genius helped me avoid many chances to interact with my parents. Before Grandma Perse's passing, that gentle woman had protected me from many beatings. Maybe our childhood laid the foundation for our feelings, because Alhaitham is incredibly indulgent toward me. As long as I can protect myself and don't do anything heinous, he doesn't care how I get along with all sorts of men and women. When I fell into a deep pit in the rainforest and was on the verge of death, the fennec fox boy who found me first cheered me on: "You're the bravest injured person I've ever met. Trust me, you'll be okay!" When I finally worked up the courage to stand up to my mother, who had a Vision, the stern Great General Mahamatra stepped in front of me: "Maliciously beating and verbally abusing a minor violates Sumeru's laws. I'll judge your crimes!" After everything was settled, I finally got to drink my fill and sit by the roadside crying my heart out. A beautiful blonde woman ran over and crouched beside me, anxiously patting my arm. "Wake up. Do you remember how to get home? Girls shouldn't get drunk outside in the middle of the night. There are bad people around!" And there's Layla, a junior from Rtawahist; Dehya, the beautiful Flame-Mane Lion; Nilou, the Grand Bazaar's star; and Dori, the wealthy Lord Sangemah Bay... Ah, Nahida was right. I really should follow my heart and do what I want. Life is simply wonderful when I spend every day surrounded by all sorts of beautiful people in Sumeru. Only by facing the future without fear can I have a bright one! Nahida: ? Something doesn't seem right... -- The main storyline covers Sumeru and Liyue. The heroine gets involved with men and women alike, flirts around, and neither accepts, rejects, nor takes responsibility. If that bothers you, please stay away. Don't insult the heroine. I've already made her miserable enough as her own mother, the author. If you don't like it, just leave. Writing for love of the craft is hard. Theme: Freedom and happiness