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Genshin Impact: Spoiling the Future

Chapter 119: Being Naked Wouldn’t Pass Censorship, Right? · Oct 31, 2026

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101 Chapter 101: The Golden House 2026-10-31
102 Chapter 102: The Battle Against Tartaglia 2026-10-31
103 Chapter 103: Lucian Hunts the Duck 2026-10-31
104 Chapter 104: Yelan Lurks in the Shadows 2026-10-31
105 Chapter 105: The Final Battle Against Osial 2026-10-31
106 Chapter 106: Osial’s Final Scene 2026-10-31
107 Chapter 107: Liyue’s Answer 2026-10-31
108 Chapter 108: Divine Damsel of Devastation 2026-10-31
109 Chapter 109: Preparations for Writing 2026-10-31
110 Chapter 110: Act III Completed 2026-10-31
111 Chapter 111: Ganyu Gains a Nickname—”Yangu” 2026-10-31
112 Chapter 112: Zhongli Arrives at the Northland Bank 2026-10-31
113 Chapter 113: Exposing Zhongli! 2026-10-31
114 Chapter 114: Shenhe 2026-10-31
115 Chapter 115: Sinae Unicornis Chapter 2026-10-31
116 Chapter 116: A Story from Ganyu’s Childhood 2026-10-31
117 Chapter 117: The Loneliness of ”Non-Human” Beings 2026-10-31
118 Chapter 118: Sinae Unicornis Chapter · Conclusion 2026-10-31
119 Chapter 119: Being Naked Wouldn’t Pass Censorship, Right? 2026-10-31
120 Chapter 120: Guizhong 2026-10-31
121 Chapter 121: The Perils of Head-Patting 2026-10-31
122 Chapter 122: Hehe, the New Book Is Here 2026-10-31
123 Chapter 123: Do You Understand the Geo Archon or Do I? 2026-10-31
124 Chapter 124: The ‘Assassination’ of the Geo Archon 2026-10-31
125 Chapter 125: Breaking a Contract Before the God of Contracts 2026-10-31
126 Chapter 126: Sal Flore 2026-10-31
127 Chapter 127: Historia Antiqua Chapter · Conclusion 2026-10-31
128 Chapter 128: Havria 2026-10-31
129 Chapter 129: The Approach of the Moonchase Festival 2026-10-31
130 Chapter 130: The Beginning of the Moonchase Festival 2026-10-31
131 Chapter 131: Translation Master·Xiangling 2026-10-31
132 Chapter 132: The Adeptus You Can’t Escape Seeing 2026-10-31
133 Chapter 133: That Woman! 2026-10-31
134 Chapter 134: Moonchase Festival · The God of the Hearth 2026-10-31
135 Chapter 135: Guoba—The God of the Stove 2026-10-31
136 Chapter 136: The God of the Hearth — Marchosius 2026-10-31
137 Chapter 137: Moonchase Festival · Conclusion 2026-10-31
138 Chapter 138: Yuheng Star · Keqing 2026-10-31
139 Chapter 139: ‘Disrespect’ Toward the Divine 2026-10-31
140 Chapter 140: Moonchase Festival 2026-10-31
141 Chapter 141: Alatus Chapter 2026-10-31
142 Chapter 142: Yakshas: The Guardian Adepti 2026-10-31
143 Chapter 143: The Pervases 2026-10-31
144 Chapter 144: An Aura of 2.8 Meters 2026-10-31
145 Chapter 145: Alatus Chapter - Conclusion 2026-10-31
146 Chapter 146: Unrelenting Suffering 2026-10-31
147 Chapter 147: Three Questions 2026-10-31
148 Chapter 148: We Will Be Reunited 2026-10-31
149 Chapter 149: Khaenri’ah - The Nation Destroyed by the Gods 2026-10-31
150 Chapter 150: Does Faith Seek No Reward? 2026-10-31

Neuvillette gazed calmly out the window—overcast skies, light rain.

The loneliness of a ”non-human being” was something he couldn’t quite grasp, as he didn’t truly understand the emotion of solitude.

But the conversation between Ganyu and Huixin afterward stirred something in him—”witnessing.”

Over these five hundred years in Fontaine, he too had ”witnessed” far too much. Before, he had considered these things meaningless to him.

He only needed to fulfill his duties. The changes in Fontaine, the intricacies of human relationships—none of it had ever crossed his mind, or rather, he couldn’t comprehend their significance.

”Being relied upon, being acknowledged...” Neuvillette thought of Wriothesley and Carole.

It seemed that only after that incident did his identity as the Iudex truly earn the recognition of humans.

Five hundred years—Neuvillette had gained acknowledgment, but Nahida had not.

She, too, had witnessed the changes in Sumeru, yet her actions remained largely unknown.

Now, she curled up, feeling the weight of ’loneliness.’ Perhaps in her dreams, there might still be a Sabzeruz Festival held in her honor.

”...” Xiao closed the book and placed it on the table.

Without a word, he vanished from Wangshu Inn, resuming his duty of purging demons.

The acknowledgment and reliance of humans... He cared nothing for such things. The Yaksha who once cared for these things were no longer here.

The Yaksha who sought to blend into the mortal world and live among humans did not survive.

Instead, he—the Yaksha who cared not for such things—remained in this world, witnessing its changes.

”Useless!” ”Worthless!” Xiao’s figure darted through the horde of monsters.

Was he exterminating demons, or venting his emotions? Perhaps both.

In Liyue Harbor, after finishing the book, Cloud Retainer asked, ”Lucian, this one has a question for you...”

She hesitated, glancing at Shenhe. ”Shenhe, aren’t you going out for deliveries today?”

Shenhe nodded, indicating she was about to, but was just taking a short break.

Lumine also left with Shenhe—she had adventuring duties as well.

Once the two were gone, Cloud Retainer continued, ”Do you have anything you desire?”

Lucian understood. Cloud Retainer wanted to thank him on behalf of her disciple. Despite her usual tsundere demeanor, she truly doted on her students.

”I want an automatic cooking machine,” Lucian said. This was a gift he had prepared for Ei.

”A trivial matter. It cannot be counted as a proper gift,” Cloud Retainer shook her head.

Beyond that, Lucian had nothing else he particularly wanted, so he said, ”How about helping me with something in the future?”

”Agreed,” Cloud Retainer assented, then prepared to leave to check on Ganyu.

But Lucian stopped her. He had accumulated a considerable amount of Emotional Value—some had been used to enhance his abilities, and the rest was enough to exchange for a puppet to revive Guizhong.

It was time. Lucian broached the topic of ”reviving” Guizhong with Cloud Retainer.

”Are you serious!?” Cloud Retainer was stunned.

Death was irreversible—even for gods. Yet Lucian claimed to have a way?

Lucian nodded firmly. The system’s puppet provided a vessel capable of housing any spiritual entity, even fragmented remnants.

This method wasn’t true resurrection—more like granting a ”mechanical ascension” to those who hadn’t completely perished.

It was similar to how beings in advanced civilizations could replace their broken bodies with mechanical ones.

Except mechanical bodies required a functional brain or uploaded consciousness.

The system didn’t need any of that—only a ”spiritual remnant” would suffice.

It was somewhat like the Raiden Shogun, with one key difference: the Shogun required a complete consciousness and couldn’t prevent its dissipation.

The system’s puppet could prevent the consciousness from fading and didn’t require a fully intact consciousness.

The trade-off was that relying solely on remnants could result in memory or power loss.

”If this is truly possible... No, this one must inform Ping at once.” Cloud Retainer didn’t waste a second, immediately using Divine Striding to vanish without a trace.

”Telling them is for the best. Their bond with Guizhong runs deeper than mine,” Zhongli remarked, appearing out of nowhere.

”Why don’t you use the front door!?” Lucian seized on the important detail.

Zhongli crossed his arms and stared at Lucian silently.

You exposed my identity. If I walked through the front door now, wouldn’t your doorstep be trampled flat?

Lucian realized this and dropped the subject.

”So? Have the people of Liyue passed your test?” Lucian asked.

”Naturally,” Zhongli replied. The old blockhead seemed to be in a good mood.

”Good to hear,” Lucian said.

”Because of your book, the people of Liyue have grown excessively reverent toward me, while their attitude toward Ganyu has become much warmer,” Zhongli said with a smile.

As the two chatted, a gust of wind swept past, and two beauties appeared before Lucian.

Cloud Retainer was a familiar sight, but the other person gave Lucian a fleeting sense of unfamiliarity.

However, that feeling lasted only a moment before he recognized her from his memories—this was the youthful form of Streetward Rambler.

Choosing to appear in this form suggested she wished for Guizhong to see her as she once was when she returned.

Beauty reserved for a kindred spirit, the strings of a lute plucked only for one who understands.

”Can Guizhong truly be revived?” Streetward Rambler asked, uncharacteristically impatient.

It seemed reverting to her youthful appearance had also softened her usual composed demeanor.

Come to think of it, Granny Ping had once been fiercely competitive and stubborn in her youth.

”Well... an eighty or ninety percent chance,” Lucian didn’t dare make absolute promises.

Streetward Rambler’s anticipation was palpable—if this failed, the blow would be devastating.

After all, this was the first attempt. Lucian couldn’t claim absolute certainty.

But after explaining the puppet’s mechanics to Zhongli earlier, Zhongli had deemed it worth trying.

If Zhongli said it was possible, then it likely was.

”Is that so? Even if it were just ten percent, it would still be worth attempting,” Streetward Rambler smiled.

”Such a treasure could be called peerless... I will find a way to repay you,” she continued.

”Indeed, this one owes you an even greater debt...” Cloud Retainer added.

Lucian waved it off. Saving Guizhong was also for his own sake, and besides, he considered Zhongli and Cloud Retainer friends.

”No need. I won’t hesitate to ask for your help in the future,” Lucian said.

”As it should be,” Zhongli nodded.

The four of them each employed Divine Striding to rush to the place where Guizhong was sealed.

Lucian’s proficiency with the technique was slightly lacking, so Streetward Rambler and Cloud Retainer jointly cast a protective enhancement on him.

Soon, they arrived at their destination. Lucian saw a stone statue of a young girl curled up, embracing herself.

Guizhong’s lingering consciousness was sealed within the statue.

Lucian took out the system puppet—a genderless, human-sized mannequin, like those used for posing in art.

Depending on the user, the puppet would take on a different form.

Then, Lucian realized a problem. ”This puppet wouldn’t just... manifest clothes out of thin air, would it?”

This was his first time using the puppet. He knew the general method, but the finer details were unclear.

Would the revived Guizhong be... naked?

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Character Voiceline · Streetward Rambler: About Guizhong

”Guizhong... She and I were very different in temperament, yet somehow, she always understood the meaning behind my music.”

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