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

How could we allow these card backs, which contain secret messages, to circulate freely? That's why we're now having this emergency recall of the card backs.

Nazan covered her face, genuinely considering leaving the treasure-hunting group.

[Papak proudly stated, "To ensure absolute safety... we even raised funds to use the safest and most punctual 'Komahoya' for mail delivery..."]

He seemed to be showing off how meticulous he was, which left everyone speechless.

Is it really foolproof? Is the funding even crowdfunded?

Qi Liangliang was also surprised to be praised so suddenly, so she replied:

"Huh? Ah...uh...thank you for the compliment...?"

Al-Hysen facepalmed. After reading so many stories, he finally encountered an idiot who left him speechless.

Well, logically there's nothing wrong with it, but these people have something wrong with their brains!

Fortunately, most readers didn't have high expectations and were just reading it as a travel story, so they were quite happy when they got to this part.

But people like El-Hysen and Shin-Hai, who were genuinely pondering and solving the case, were utterly speechless at this moment.

Their brilliant minds came up with countless possibilities, many conspiracies, and many purposes, but they never expected this kind of blunder.

It can only be said that sometimes people who are too smart simply cannot imagine how stupid a fool can be.

Yae no Miko strongly suspects that Lin Qiu wrote this story just to trick smart people.

Because ordinary people just watch for fun; it's really funny to see this group of treasure hunters making fools of themselves.

But smart people tend to overthink things, and when they finally see the truth, they just feel cheated.

If only I had approached this with an entertainment mindset from the start, I would have been fine. I actually thought it was some kind of suspense story. A wise person sighs.

Chapter 745 Finding Gavebhuta

Although the truth behind the ending is somewhat funny, the story is also quite suspenseful.

The main mystery lies in whether there are any humans in the heist group at all; in fact, there isn't a single human among them!

I thought the members of the treasure-hunting team who interviewed the young master were already experts, but I didn't expect there were even more skilled ones.

It's already absurd enough that a group of thieves wanted to increase their fame, but what's even more outrageous is the card player who used a card back containing information to play cards and even made bets on who could win. He's simply inhuman!

Even Paimon wouldn't do something this stupid.

Well, that's great. The reputation of the treasure-hunting gang has indeed expanded, but everyone sees them as comedians, just for laughs.

Compared to the disastrous work of the heist crew, Charlotte's interview with Seno at the end was much more interesting.

Charlotte thought of the news headline: "The 'treasure' buried in the 'cards,' the 'summoning' hidden beneath the 'treasure'..."

Charlotte was stumped, unsure what title to use.

[Sino added: "A mystery."]

Because they are a treasure-hunting gang, they are a mystery gang!

Interestingly, readers are finding Sino's dry humor increasingly amusing.

Look, this is what a comedian should look like; simply painting their nose red isn't enough.

The readers were grinning from ear to ear, but something felt off. Previous prophecy books had never ended so blandly. A growing sense of unease caused their smiles to fade.

What's going on? The story should have ended here, shouldn't it? Wasn't the case solved?

Why... are there several more pages after this...?

Turning the page, the next part is about Qi Liangliang's plan to deliver one last package. This package is not a company task; it's a package that has been left unclaimed.

The sender has passed away, and because of this, Qi Liangliang thought the recipient might be very sad if they didn't receive the package, so she voluntarily delivered it. Hello, cat.

The delivery address is Vimalakirti Village, and the recipient's name is 'Gavavidya'.

This name is unfamiliar to most people, so we'll have to ask them one by one.

The first person who asked the question did not know anything about the Gavividyata and even wanted to ask the travelers and others for advice on choosing one of the six major schools.

Options are available? There really are!

Scholar of Sumeru: I suggest you escape quickly.

Look at the 'Sumeru University students' all over the world, all scrambling to finish their theses.

They were constantly on the go because they had no idea what their mentors wanted.

There are even unlucky souls like Elani, who couldn't finish her thesis even after arriving in Nata. It wouldn't be surprising if she gained a divine eye while completing her thesis.

That's such a strong desire! Such lofty ambition! But it's all so unattainable!

For the average reader: I recommend the Arataki school.

The Ara-ryu School is great! Even the six major schools of Sumeru might not graduate from there, and even if they do graduate, they might not be able to find a job.

It would be better to join the Ara-taki faction directly, lose your job, and avoid taking many detours.

Moreover, once you join the Ara-ryū School, you'll be a top-tier member, guaranteed second place... but you can't compete for first.

The number one of the Araki school is Shinobu Hisaki, and he is truly hard to surpass.

What? You mean Araki Ichito? He just has "Ichi" in his name.

Returning to the story, the second resident didn't know anything about Gavepita, but she saw a new face, a new face that looked like it had been driven crazy by its thesis.

It's not like the Sumeru scholar's bared teeth have retracted. Guess why we're not laughing?

Tina was also helpless; Sumeru's public image really was just academic papers and lame jokes!

Speaking of this paper, it's hard for a genius like Tinari to understand what it's like to be stumped by a paper, because he can write three papers a year, while others are considered good if they can write one in three years.

While the scholars of Sumeru could no longer laugh, others were about to rejoice, and those no longer tormented by papers revealed joyful smiles.

Is it really that satisfying to see others unhappy? Yes, it really is.

Readers gradually came to understand Lin Qiu's enjoyment, but unfortunately, they couldn't imagine the joy he experienced.

The story states that the travelers eventually turned to the village chief for answers. The village chief knew about Gavepita because the other party had rented the house from him.

"After he moved in, he almost never came out, and he never greeted anyone," Amazya said.

Everyone was shocked. Could he have died inside? Wouldn't that mean he died without receiving his friend's last package?

Such a terrible thing appeared in the prophecy book, everyone just felt it was very likely, what to do? Should we start crying? Waaaaah!

No, no, I said almost, which means it will still come out. The person is probably not dead yet. It's too early to cry.

The readers are watching the story with smiles on their faces; no one is taking it seriously right now.

This is mainly because of the previous incident involving the treasure-hunting gang; because of that, everyone has already come to see this story as a comedy.

Since it's a funny story, it should be a bit quirky, and the mindset should be cheerful.

Happy to continue reading the story, the village chief Amazia asked the travelers and others if they were each other's friends, and Kira answered "yes", and then her tail wagged wildly.

In the illustration, Paimon suddenly reveals a wicked smile, his expression clearly conveying a sense of scorn, probably from spending too much time with Yingmei.

She even put her little hand on her chin and made a checkmark, looking like she was a detective.

Detective Paimon discovers the truth: "(Huh? The tail is wagging again. So it only wags when I'm lying?)"

Qi Liangliang was devastated. She hadn't even dared to look at the part where Paimon was wagging its tail, and she never expected Paimon to pull this stunt! She only realized what she had read after she had finished reading!

Maru, the embarrassing fact about me is etched into my mind! Qi Liangliang covered her face with her book.

In fact, in everyone's eyes, Qi Liangliang's performance was not only not embarrassing, but also particularly cute.

The tail is so cute when it wags; even Linni couldn't help but glance at her sister's tail a couple more times.

Even Valesa wondered if her tail wagged wildly when she lied, something she'd never noticed before.

But shame is something that originates from within oneself, and no one can stop Qi Liangliang from being shy.

For readers, they're just too cute! They want to keep one!

Are you Paimon or Qi Liangliang? They're both adorable, I want to raise them both!

However, most readers thought about their monthly income and decided against it.

Regardless, Paimon's smug expression and Qi Liangliang's adorable performance made everyone even more convinced that this was a comedy, and they felt very relaxed.

So everyone watched with delight as the travelers and others headed to their lodgings in Gavepita.

His residence, well, it was a good place to hide when playing hide-and-seek, in a secluded corner of Vimo Village that was hardly noticeable.

Chapter 746 The Founder of the Seven Saints Summoning

After knocking, Gavebhuta came out; he had indeed not died inside.

[Kirara said, "Mr. Gavebida, this is Kirara from 'Komahoya.' This is your package. It's quite late, but please accept it."]

Qi Liangliang handed the package in her hand to Gavebida.

"...This was given to our company by your friend before his death."

Upon hearing this, Gavebhuta gave a self-deprecating laugh, turned away, and did not want to accept the package.

[Gavepida: "Friends... ha... those who couldn't even help him with his illness, and weren't even by his side in his final moments... how can they call themselves 'friends'...?"]

He was very depressed and filled with self-blame.

This emotional state made him somewhat hesitant to accept the package, because he felt unworthy to receive the deceased's belongings.

Readers can understand this sentiment; he is actually referring to the pain caused by two things combined.

It is painful enough to have a friend's illness that cannot be cured, but it is even more painful not being able to be by their side in their final moments.

In a daze, I seemed to understand Xiao's feelings, but he had something more to say: he had been searching for friends for hundreds and thousands of years.

Gavivitha was lucky; his friend took the initiative to 'find' him.

As mentioned before, life is not only about length but also about breadth. Even in terms of breadth, Kavebha felt that he hadn't made it wonderful or stayed until the end, so heartbreak was inevitable.

If the traveler hadn't been able to accompany Dina Zede to the final Flower Goddess Festival in the last moments of her life, it would have been a source of regret for everyone.

So at this moment, all the readers who were grinning disappeared, their brows furrowed, and they gradually realized something was wrong. Wasn't this supposed to be a comedy?

Whether it's a comedy or not is about to be revealed, as Gavebhu begins to tell the story of himself and Gulab.

"I've known Gulab since I was little; we studied and grew up together."

"Apart from the bandages on his hands, he didn't seem to have any signs of having the Demon Scale Disease. He was always so optimistic, peaceful, and kind..."

The readers' expressions changed drastically. Holy crap, it's Demon Scale Disease again!

Thankfully, the Grass God solved the Demon Scale Disease, otherwise I don't know how many more people would have had to sacrifice themselves.

Moreover, Nasita resolved the Demon Scale Disease much faster this time, and some people who would have sacrificed themselves survived.

For example, Gulab and Gavebhuta sincerely thanked the Little Grass God.

They were clearly happy, but for some reason, everyone felt a slight pang of sadness when they tried to recall the process of resolving the issue.

The same applies to this story now. In this timeline, when the demonic scale disease was cured, Gulab had already died, which is why the disheartened Gavebida came to Vimalakirti to soothe his emotions.

His friend Gulab understood him well and directly chose Vimo Village as the delivery address.

He also cherished his friend very much. During Gulab's illness and hospitalization, he visited him frequently, so often that Gulab asked him to come less often, for fear of delaying his research.

But Gavebhuta didn't listen; he went every time and used his free time to scribble on playing cards, which eventually led to the prototype of the Seven Sages' Summoning.

The Seven Sages Summoning also involves certain elemental theories, which is a topic that Gavepita plans to explore together after Gulab is ready.

It was originally just a fun activity between two friends, and they could even write a paper on the side, but they never expected it to become so popular in Teyvat.

Readers couldn't help but marvel at how a genius could create a game that swept across Teyvat with just a few scribbles on cards.

When the two of them first started playing, they only had the monster cards from Sumeru. The character cards that followed were a product of 'open source' expansion.

For example, Diluc's character card is printed from Kaeya's design.

Speaking of Kaeya, people are reminded of the founder poster that Mondstadt saw. One of the people in the poster is shorter. Could it be because Kulab is always sitting on a hospital bed, so he is shorter?