Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

Paimon also strongly agreed with Tinari's words. In reality, they had encountered "The Doctor," and that time, "The Doctor" did indeed give the impression of 'looking down' at others.

Not only did he look down on him, he also ignored him, as if Lin Qiu was the only one in his eyes, and he didn't even bother to look at anyone else.

The doctoral student at the time had the idea of ​​studying Lin Qiu, but did not take action due to Lin Qiu's abilities and the current situation.

The doctor in the story planned to leave Sumeru and didn't attack Haibasha...?

Chapter 631 Even the dogs on the street get a few words of criticism.

The doctor planned to leave by ship, but the traveler and Desia were worried and went to the port to investigate.

The doctor is indeed here; he has already boarded the ship, directly the 'good ship'.

Unfortunately, he was still alive in the scene, watching the traveler and Dixia waving gracefully from afar.

[Doctor: "It's time to say goodbye."]

This wasn't the first time the audience had heard the Doctor speak, but for those who 'like' the Doctor, listening to him speak was truly a pleasure.

However, it is precisely because of his carefree attitude that his readers are eager to see him get beaten up.

I really want to see him lose his confidence! I really want to see him get his comeuppance! Traveler, hurry up and punch him!

The traveler in the story wanted to punch him, but the doctor's ship had already sailed away, and there was an even more pressing problem.

There was only the Doctor on the ship; the other Fools were not with him. Where did they go?

The traveler and Desia reacted quickly and rushed back to Zenna Garden. Sure enough, the Fools were attacking Zenna Garden, and they wanted to capture Haibasha, dead or alive.

However, the fools also had an excuse, which they euphemistically called:

"Our superiors have approved our entry into the Zen Garden to search for and collect the herbs needed for our research."

[Tinari: "These fools aren't new to Mount Sumeru, yet they only come to the Zen Garden today to collect herbs. Don't you think that's a bit too deliberate?"]

It's obvious that the Great Sage betrayed Tinari, since Tinari wasn't originally on the Great Sage's side.

From the Great Sage's perspective, it would be more beneficial for him if the Tenari and the Fools were to both suffer heavy losses.

It would be good if Tinari would back down to the Fools, then the Great Sage could use the Fools to pressure Tinari in the future.

Unfortunately, Tinali showed no sign of backing down; he only said one sentence.

[Tinari's tone was gentle: "—No one will bother you today, Haibasha."]

In the scene, Tinari leaps backward, gathering grass elemental power in his longbow and firing it.

The close-up shot was of Tina's ultimate move animation, only Lin Qiu and the others made it even cooler, since it was made according to the requirements of an animated film.

That leap truly captured the hearts of many; he was so handsome.

Similarly, Tinari's words touched Hybasha's heart; Tinari was so gentle!

However, the feelings that had taken root in her heart were not romantic love, because they had already been friends for a long time, and now Haibasha regarded Tinari as a close friend.

She didn't have anyone she liked, but there were people who liked Tinari, and at that moment she wished she could jump into the movie and become Haibasha.

Who wouldn't like a strong, intelligent, and gentle man? Especially for some intellectuals, Al-Hysen and Tinari are probably the most popular.

That's why we love having sex with men the most!

At this moment, the Grass Man, Tina, is facing an elite squad of Fools. The problem is that besides this elite squad, there are other Fools, seemingly endless.

Fortunately, the Traveler and Desia arrived just in time, and the three of them faced the Fools together.

Desia and Tinari faced off head-on, while the Traveler went inside first to find Hybasha in case she was ambushed.

However, Hypasha was unharmed, but the Traveler was. She touched Hypasha and saw the skirmisher's 'holographic projection'.

The stragglers came over to say some tough things; he'd finally become a god, so how could he not put on an act?

The stragglers said, "Even if you rescue the Little Lucky Grass King, as 'gods,' our power is worlds apart."

The first thing the stragglers said was to mock the traveler's futile efforts and Nasita's weakness.

But the real-life skirmisher's face darkened when he saw this scene, because he had never fought one before!

Looking back at that statement now, it seems like a slap in the face. Dadalia next to him was practically laughing his head off.

It's truly a world of difference, but unfortunately, the other side is the real world.

Now he's really become 'Scarambhava'.

And in the story, his attacks continue; he not only attacks the Traveler and the Grass God, but also the Great Sage.

The soldier continued, "Scholars regard the god of wisdom as their faith, which is why they can both revere him and carry out their god-making plan."

"But this also shows that human acts of worship are both blasphemous and sacred, which is somewhat ridiculous."

This amused the audience; this guy treats everyone equally, attacking both friendly and enemy forces alike.

When this guy gets ruthless, he'll attack not only others, but even himself.

It's the kind of place where you'd see a waiter at a restaurant and they'd say, "Look at this guy's face," and even a dog passing by would get a few sarcastic remarks.

For example, later the stragglers start attacking you, and the traveler's 'concern' for the stragglers might lead to their consciousness being invaded by 'divine knowledge' and eventually their self-awareness disappearing.

The loss of this self-awareness is, in a sense, death. So what the traveler really wants to say is: Aren't you afraid of death?

[The soldier replied: "I was born to become a 'god.' My life so far has been nothing but a meaningless 'process.'"]

"What I left behind were only painful memories and mundane human emotions. Utterly absurd, it should have ended long ago."

See, he's starting to attack himself, directly denying his own past significance.

The soldier watched this scene without saying a word, because he still held the same view.

He even went further, because he failed, and he felt more and more that his life was meaningless.

However, if we're talking about Lei's films, the film never actually intended for the scattered soldiers to 'become gods' from the very beginning.

She simply wanted a vessel to store the heart of God, preferably one that could handle the political affairs she didn't want to deal with; she had no intention of abdicating her divine position to someone else.

This divine position was passed down to her by her sister, and she will not give it to anyone else, unless that person is named Raiden Shin.

Theoretically speaking, a skirmisher is actually a very good choice, as he can store the heart of God while also possessing empathy.

Empathy is still very important for those in power. The fact that the general lacked empathy is definitely one of the reasons why Inazuma became the way she is; she only knew how to carry out orders.

If they were just scattered soldiers, they would probably have been fighting with the Shadow in the Pure Land of One Heart for five hundred years before the second Legend of Thunder. The Traveler's arrival was to mediate the fight.

The two will definitely fight for a long time, because the skirmisher is the kind of person who won't give up until he achieves his goal; he has the stubbornness inherited from the Raiden family.

This stubbornness is inherited from Lei's movies, so when two stubborn people meet, they should just fight.

But this timeline didn't happen because he would cry, and the already 'fragile' Lei film couldn't accommodate another fragile soul.

Lei Movie doesn't want to hide in a pure land and cry with the stragglers in the future.

The stragglers were abandoned, and his life entered another timeline, where he met the Doctor.

In this timeline, he became a 'god', and Haibasha was his first devout follower, so the soldiers showed him great care.

This is why the consciousness of the stragglers is still connected with Haibasha even now; he is indeed very concerned about his believer.

Chapter 632 Hey hey, the scapegoat is coming!

Now, the stragglers have learned from the traveler that the doctor intends to harm his followers.

The soldier in the movie, having just become a 'god,' is in his most arrogant state, so his answer is:

"The 'Doctor' has always been arrogant and ignorant; a mere human, yet he still dares to interfere in the affairs of the new gods."

He criticizes anyone who crosses him, which shows he's quite dissatisfied with the doctor's behavior, but he doesn't seem to be looking to cause trouble for the doctor right now, since they're still on the same side.

The stragglers didn't think they were so easily swayed by the travelers.

"You think you can get rid of 'The Doctor' with just a few words? You're a bit naive. But I'm willing to give you a gift, just like I did for Haibasha..."

At this point, the stragglers were unaware of the doctor's actions; otherwise, they would have already charged at him and attacked him.

Whether he can win or not is irrelevant; he dared to charge at the World Tree, let alone a Doctor.

It's a pity that the stragglers don't know about the Doctor yet. Right now, they still think they're on the same side as the Doctor, but their relationship isn't good.

In the scene, a soldier spreads his arms wide, looking like he's done it, and says in a gesture of "praising the sun":

"God can call both good and bad things gifts; that's the tyranny of God."

As soon as he finished speaking, thunder and lightning struck. Whether it was the Fools or the Travelers, they were all indiscriminately attacked by the lightning. This is the 'tyranny' of God!

In a sense, the skirmishers did indeed give a 'gift,' because the outside world's Tinari and Desia were about to be overwhelmed by the Fatui's human wave tactics.

The thunderstorm, unable to distinguish friend from foe, shattered the Fools' advantage, leaving them with no choice but to retreat.

The visuals are stunning. In the movie, the weather is gloomy and thunderstorms rage, and the many fools surrounding Tina and the other two are helpless against this 'divine wrath'.

A single word can influence the weather, and the Fools, struck by lightning, can only temporarily avoid its power. The scattered soldiers, after becoming gods, seem to possess a truly imposing aura.

However, the real-life stragglers who witnessed this scene found it unbearable to watch and really wanted to burn the book, but unfortunately, it wasn't a book.

Why can't he bear to watch? Losing is only one aspect; another is that this scene is almost a 'dark history' for him now.

And now, several of his former colleagues have seen this 'dark history'.

Daddariya showed no sign of holding back, continuing to mock the skirmishers, which made the skirmishers' faces grow increasingly gloomy.

"You were the first executive officer to be defeated, weren't you? What was your 'name' again? Toy salesman?" the skirmisher retorted.

The two started arguing, but D'Artagnan wasn't the one who gave the skirmishers the biggest headache; the one who gave them the biggest headache was actually the people behind him.

Who is sitting behind the skirmisher? That's right, it's Raymond Cinema. This is the scene that Balzeb least wants to see.

Shadow sat behind the stragglers, blinking as he watched the scenes in the movie.

Generally speaking, it's not even as good as that thunderous eagle.

Just as she was thinking this, she felt a pain in her face; someone was pinching her cheek.

Shadow did not resist, because the one who pinched her was Raiden Shin.

"How did you teach him to be like this?" Raiden scolded, having come all this way.

Fortunately, the deity was in the last row, so I could just walk to the back without disturbing anyone.

Look at the Raiden family members who have appeared now. The Shadow is a stubborn mule who causes problems for Inazuma, and the Sannin is also a stubborn mule who causes problems for Sumeru.

It's all my fault. I didn't raise my sister well. It's just a pity that the "Three Sins of Me" were taken by Yae no Miko. I need to think of something else.

Lei Dian increasingly agreed with Lin Qiu's words; indeed, the education of the shadows should be more rigorous.

Unexpectedly, Ying was also part of Lin Qiu's plan.

The master and disciple had a love-hate relationship, constantly pushing each other to train harder.

On the other side, Nasita frowned and said to the stragglers, "Gods should not be so tyrannical."

The soldier remained silent, and his silence meant he had already accepted the statement.

Of all the gods who have appeared in the story so far, none of them are truly tyrannical. Even the 'villains' Ocel and Dekalapian are gods who dedicate themselves to their people.

However, their behavior might be interpreted as 'barbaric'.

It's useless for the stragglers to understand all this now; he's not a god anymore.

The same applies to the story; once the traveler teaches the stragglers some 'truths' with his fists, he is no longer a god.

But that's all in the future. Right now, the traveler in the story is still taking care of Tinari, and Ray just now also injured him.

Tina was more worried about Haibasha than herself, and despite her injuries, she made sure to check on Haibasha's condition first.

Only after confirming that Haibasha was alright did she breathe a sigh of relief and sit on the ground to listen to the traveler recount what had just happened.

This behavior is so tempting, it's probably because Haibasha wasn't tempted at all, because she really only considers Tinari a friend.

Whether Haiba Xia was tempted or not is hard to say, but quite a few viewers were certainly moved.

Although it was very wrong, seeing the weak Tina, especially his feeble voice, gave the audience a strange sense of excitement...

Audience member: Let me clarify, I'm not a pervert, but this is really... I'm not a pervert.