In a World That Has Forgotten Her: a $10 modern AU comic for Wanderer and Nahida found-family fans
If you have been waiting for a modern AU where Nahida gets the softness she deserves and Wanderer’s past finally catches up to him, this one is worth a look. percy’s In a World That Has Forgotten Her is a 108-page PDF comic that packages a full 75-page story, five short extras, and an artist afterword into a single $10 read. It leans into twins shenanigans, Sumeru gang energy, and the kind of found-family payoff that makes a short comic feel complete. If you want a Genshin comic that is emotional, character-forward, and easy to finish in one sitting, Modern AU Vol 1 is a compact option.
Quick answer
| Best for | Fans of Wanderer, Nahida, Aether, Lumine, Childe, and Sumeru gang found-family stories in a modern AU. |
| Skip if | You want canon Teyvat plot, a very short free one-shot, or a comic without extras and afterword. |
| Price | $10 |
| Format | 108-page PDF comic: 75-page main story, five short extra comics, artist afterword |
| One-line take | A small, highly rated read that gives you a complete modern AU story plus bonus material. |
If that matches your taste, check In a World That Has Forgotten Her pricing before checkout.
What you’re actually buying
At $10, the pitch is straightforward: you get a full comic, not a teaser. The core story is 75 pages, and the total package reaches 108 pages when you include five short extra comics and an artist afterword. For a single-volume indie comic, that is a lot of material for the price, especially when the main story is long enough to actually develop the characters instead of skimming past them. It makes the 108-page PDF feel more like a complete mini-graphic novel than a quick bonus download.
The setup is the kind of premise that works if you like your Genshin comics with emotional stakes. Wanderer remembers his disastrous past life in Teyvat through fever dreams, while Aether, Lumine, and even Childe are present in the modern world. The missing piece is Nahida, and the story turns on Wanderer trying to save her while relying on the friends he insists he does not have. That tension makes the Wanderer and Nahida found-family story feel earned rather than just a label.
The extras matter too. Five short comics give you room to expand the cast and tone without stretching the main plot thin, and the artist afterword adds a creator note that can be a nice closer after the final page. If you are buying this for the Sumeru gang, the twins, or the specific comfort of Nahida getting the love she deserves, the package is built around those beats. The five short extra comics and artist afterword help the purchase feel rounded out instead of bare.
Why it’s on our radar
It carries 18 public ratings, averaging 5.0 out of 5. That is a small sample, but for a $10 indie comic it is a useful signal that the finished package landed well with readers. If you want a concise, character-focused read with strong public feedback, it earns a place on your shortlist.
What actually matters
Before you buy, make sure the modern AU setting is the version you want; this is not a canon Teyvat retelling. Check that the 108-page PDF includes the 75-page main comic, five short extras, and the artist afterword, since that is the core value at $10. Decide whether the cast lineup fits your taste: Wanderer, Nahida, Aether, Lumine, Childe, and Sumeru gang energy are all central to the pitch. If you want a one-volume read you can finish quickly, the current $10 price makes it an easy test.
Mid-check
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FAQ
Is this a canon Genshin Impact story?
No. It is a modern AU comic, so it uses the characters in a different setting rather than following canon Teyvat plot.
How long is the comic?
The package is a 108-page PDF, with a 75-page main comic plus five short extra comics and an artist afterword.
Who is it best for?
It is best for readers who want Wanderer and Nahida found-family dynamics, twins shenanigans, Sumeru gang moments, and a story where Nahida gets more emotional support.
Do I get bonus material?
Yes. The extras add short comics beyond the main story, and the artist afterword gives a creator-side closer.
Is it a good quick read?
Yes, especially if you want a complete indie comic that can be read in one sitting without feeling like a fragment.
Bottom line
Modern AU Vol 1 is a strong pick if you want a short, emotionally direct Genshin comic with a complete story and enough extras to make the purchase feel substantial. It is not the safest choice if you are looking for canon plot or a massive anthology, but for a $10 character-driven read with a 5.0 public rating, it is worth your time. If you are ready to add it to your reading list, See current options and confirm the PDF details before checkout.