Indeed, Teyvat is a world of wonder and unexplained possibility, as it were.

[Zhongli is neither shy with his words nor his spoon, polite enough to speak only between bites. Her commentary is similarly enlightening - there are similarities to those he has met in the past, and those facts help inform his assessment of her. A good head on her shoulders, he suspects, with a healthy amount of skepticism. How pleasant.]

Ah, I imagine that will take time for most of us, all things considered. If you can, I would suggest simply familiarising yourself with the workings of this world without worrying too much about the things you cannot currently change. I find a solution to any problem tends to present itself through careful observation in time.