Little Sara's pen name was quite proper: [Narukami Eternal].
Mm. It made people instantly know that the author of this book was the Shogun's chef.
As for Little Eula's pen name, [Snow Velvet Coffin].
To be honest, the old uncle felt that this pen name was no longer suitable for Little Eula, who had now obtained a Vision.
"Snow Velvet" was soft and carried a romantic feeling; the character "Coffin" symbolized a "coffin," which instead made people feel somewhat sorrowful.
Romance combined with sorrow…
However, for now the pen name couldn't be changed, and it seemed Little Eula was quite satisfied with her own pen name.
"If I still want to write in the future, I can just change to a different pen name. After all, this is also part of my journey here, isn't it?"
Silver Rose Oath had originally been planned to only have an upper and lower volume, belonging to the category of short novels.
It told the story of a noble girl traveling around Liyue together with a young master from a Liyue noble family.
The original ending had been that the two people's journey would continue forever.
The silver rose's vow was "a journey that never ends."
However, many things had happened recently, which resulted in the story that was originally planned to be finished in two volumes gaining a middle volume.
After traveling through Liyue, the Liyue noble's son came to understand freedom. Later, after traveling through Inazuma, the Mondstadt noble girl came to understand responsibility.
The two understood each other and helped each other. In the end, their journey in Inazuma ended without any danger.
Afterward, the noble's son planned to continue traveling, while the noble girl planned to return to Mondstadt to handle her family's responsibility issues.
The girl wanted to face it alone and refused the noble's son's request to travel with her.
At sunset, she made a vow with a silver rose.
[Parting is for a better reunion].
The two therefore walked down separate paths and began new stories.
The content of the book would end here.
In the end, it actually gave readers a lot of room to think.
Little Eula was very satisfied with this content.
"However, Eula, this book of yours has already been published. It should be fine if I go take a look, right?"
"No. I'll show you my manuscript when I feel the time is right."
"Alright then."
The old uncle didn't press further. He would wait until Little Eula felt it was the right time to look…
Mainly because while handling political affairs, he would inevitably come into contact with related information.
Mm. This old uncle would just pretend not to know.
Although he had only learned the general outline of that plot twist…
Little Eula should also know what the situation was.
If he wanted to read the specifics, he would still wait until Little Eula agreed.
Next was the old uncle's own pen name.
The old uncle was terrible at naming things. He had spent a long time thinking about the pen name.
He thought about his experiences on the continent of Teyvat.
In the end, he only managed to squeeze out the two characters [Guardian of Fate].
Although fate would eventually come to an end, he still hoped that every beautiful connection could be preserved.
That was what Cid thought.
However, the matter of the pen name ended there.
After receiving the sales results, he still had to write when it was time to write.
Little Sara was serious and proper.
Little Eula was earnest and diligent.
Miss Ayaka was taking care of her mother and cute little sister.
Miyuki had directly summoned tentacle monster mode. The speed at which she wrote was incredibly fast.
One could only say that the physical constitution of Teyvat people was really quite exaggerated, huh?
Speaking of which, Fontaine had recently imported a new batch of typewriters…
The old uncle looked at the Lord Rex Lapis Cat-Dragon Plushie beside him that was watching him, and also stopped his wild thoughts. He chose to continue writing honestly.