A Player Turned Genshin Impact Into a Python Textbook, Complete With a Code Editor, Assignments, and Hints

One player has built an interactive Python course in Miliastra Wonderland mode. It is laid out like a real textbook: in the first lesson, "Hello, Python," the player gets an assignment, a code editor, buttons to run and reset the program, and a hint with the ready-made answer. The code has to be typed on a virtual keyboard right inside the game, and the result appears immediately. You can try the course using ID 81740808160, but for now it seems to be available only on the Asian server.

Miliastra Wonderland arrived in Genshin Impact with update 6.1 in October 2025. It is a creation tool in the spirit of Roblox and Fortnite Creative, where players build their own levels and mini-games in the world of Teyvat and play through other people's creations. Levels can only be built on PC, and players travel through them not as the usual Traveler but as a separate character, the Manekin.

Meanwhile, the main game is going through one of its most talked-about chapters. In August, with update 7.0, players finally reached Snezhnaya, the homeland of the Fatui ruled by the Tsaritsa, and its capital, Snezhnograd. The latest update, 7.1, came out on September 23: it continued the story in Snezhnaya, added two new heroines, Vesna and Vodyanitsa, and coincided with the game's sixth anniversary.

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