Honkai: I Woke Up to Find My Entire Class Had Turned into Aliens

Masada's mess is too much to handle. A seeker of truth, whose size is equivalent to the universe, has been impregnated by a mortal. This will cause problems with his divine throne in future debates. It's really hard to keep someone talking about the Thousand-Eyed Emperor directly.

I was so scared! I found the complete book online and thought you'd really finished it or abandoned it. I immediately rushed back to check. Thankfully, it's just a slow update schedule. #(Laughing and crying)

I offer some suggestions, but these are just suggestions; the author should take the lead. This book has now entered a phase of creating humor for the sake of humor, and for the sake of creating jokes, falling into a trap of empty entertainment. To be precise, it's starting to feel meaningless, which is why the author finds writing difficult. One reason is that people don't have that much inspiration, and another is that a funny or interesting joke isn't funny in itself, but rather because it evokes certain images. For example, the "Black Hell" joke—if you remove the Black people's experiences, would the "Black Hell" joke still be funny or interesting? So, to create humor, you need a foundation, but because there's too much humor and it's all the same, the foundational material is insufficient, resulting in a lack of good material later on. Just like cooking and serving dishes, it's fine to keep adding all sorts of new and novel dishes at the beginning, but if you keep adding them, you'll end up like Little Chef. So, in the later stages, you don't need to add too many new dishes. Instead, you should use the existing base ingredients, materials, and seasonings to cook the dish. You can create a good story just by relying on the characters, foreshadowing, and settings you've accumulated before. Just the interactions between characters, the interweaving of various different settings, the in-depth development of settings and character settings, and the explanation of your own understanding and innovation can take a long time to write. You can also accumulate new inspiration to create new funny and silly stories. In the later stages, these kinds of funny stories rely more on basic skills, which is why many funny stories don't have a sequel. If you're really lacking inspiration, learn from Marvel and DC and create big events. What if you can't write a plot or get stuck? Big events, only big events! Get everyone involved, everyone encountering different things. While solving these events, they coincidentally come together to resolve them. After everyone has resolved their individual events, the big event begins. You can add all sorts of things to smaller events, while big events allow you to freely add new settings, new characters, expand on old elements, etc. It's incredibly useful. #(Funny)

Paimon from Genshin Impact is now suspected of being a secondary account of the game's creator, Tenri, because much evidence points to a connection between Paimon and Tenri. This makes the whole Teyvat modification saga incredibly disturbing. A group of Ancient Ones are out there plotting their own schemes, while Tenri, acting as their mascot, watches everything unfold. #(Funny)

Here's a joke: In FGO Chapter 3, the collective will of humanity, Alaya, abandons humanity, directly betraying the concept that Alaya and humanity are one. This means that Alaya, as a collection of primate subconsciousness, doesn't depend on humanity; in fact, if humans pose a threat to primates, Alaya might even become their enemy. It's fair to say that a war between humanity and Alaya is possible. Essentially, this means that human history isn't just about humans, but about primate history.

No matter how many times Kevin mentions Nantong, it's still hard to accept. When does the author plan to write about Kevin clearing up the misunderstanding during a movie screening? Surely Kevin won't remain in the public eye as Nantong until the very end?

The power system is a complete mess. This book originally focused on modified and misleading elements, but now the plot feels like a mess too, the modifications are completely half-hearted, and it's hard to find any decent plot points... The writing was really good before, otherwise I wouldn't have followed the author for two books totaling about six or seven million words. But I feel like the plot is getting more and more scattered, many plot holes are left unfilled, the main character has completely disappeared, and there's been a constant persecution of a few specific characters... By the way, the author might as well have just written it as a separate volume as the previous one. I've seen this kind of plot switching every few paragraphs before. Cat Guest's unwavering "One-Update Beast (Host, I'm here to show off with you)" antics are much better than yours in short stories... I also highly recommend the movie theater viewing mode of the previous book. It not only allows you to mingle with the people involved in the modification, your nemesis, and your friends, but also allows you to break the fourth wall through ordinary people, natives, reincarnators, and time travelers. The current viewing mode is too mainstream and doesn't feel amazing. It only felt better after the movie was leaked. Despite all the negative feedback, I don't dislike this book; on the contrary, I genuinely think the author is amazing. However, considering it's already over four million words, perhaps the author should slow down updates, work on the outline, or perhaps start a new book? #(Crying)

Thinking back to the previous collaboration with Type-Moon, specifically the situation described in this book... Seriously, if anyone from the Moon side dared to come to the Star Iron Universe, wouldn't a passing big shot just slap them and tear the entire world apart?

I hope this book will be finished soon so I can start a new one. Right now, all I do is keep stacking up power levels that have become completely meaningless and creating backstory for disgusting characters. This has been going on for several months now. The plot is basically all about stacking power levels and stuffing boxes, and the whole thing is just a bunch of awful jokes.

I'm really looking forward to seeing the bewildered and shocked expressions on the faces of all the gods on the Throne. Especially when, on the sixth day, the group prepares to go to the Singularity to fight Mara, only to find a stranger on the Throne, Mara already defeated, looking utterly confused, and then the Gods use the Law of Mystery to utterly crush them all, throwing them out of the Singularity and forbidding them from ever returning, leaving them completely bewildered. Alternatively, I could show the gods deep within the Throne that the other side of the gods from the forum is showing them a video. The reason for this is the Law of Mystery; the Law of Mystery allows possibilities to expand infinitely, and these infinitely expanded possibilities also expand infinitely, continuing to expand until it becomes impossible to discern reality, because everything is both real and fake. Therefore, the gods can see another possibility of themselves, another version of themselves.