Honkai: So I'm Not the Only One Simulating
崩坏，原来不止我一个人在模拟
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I was browsing reading lists for something to read and noticed that, on some lists, the owner's comments were more interesting than the books themselves. That got me thinking, and I decided to go back through all the books I'd read before. (Just the books, no discussion of anything outside them.) Sigh, some of these old titles are really old. I wonder if I can still get through them now (눈_눈) Before you read: These comments are entirely subjective, and everyone's tolerance for flaws is different
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I've read this book twice, and overall it's pretty good. Personally, I prefer the first half. In my opinion, aside from a few minor issues like occasional water damage, the first half is worthy of being deified. However, the second half, which is also the only flaw or rather, the most ridiculous part of the book in my opinion, lies in the introduction of Past Paradise and Alicia. The significance of the Past Paradise lies in the heroic sacrifices of those who bravely forge a path for future generations. However, the protagonist, a hero of the present civilization whose methods are strange yet undeniably efficient, arrives in the Past Paradise seeking remnants of a previous civilization to save the world and defeat the Honkai. Alicia, the Herrscher of the Origin and the embodiment of the True Self, chooses to sacrifice everything to prevent the protagonist from uncovering the secrets, even at the cost of her own integrity. She is willing to destroy the entire Paradise and the present civilization itself, regardless of the destruction of the entire civilization. In subsequent chapters, her character is repeatedly undermined, and she repeatedly tries her best to prevent the protagonist from obtaining any information about the previous civilization. The author mindlessly emphasizes Alicia's lesbian ideals and unwillingness to compromise her principles, completely destroying the character's charm—an extreme example of out-of-character (OOC). Alicia in this book is extremely unlikable. All I saw was a mindless lesbian who didn't care about anything else, prioritizing her own integrity above all else. She was not a flawless person, a true hero who fought for humanity as the first Herrscher, but rather someone who embodied the true self. Now, after reading this book for the 2.5th time, I couldn't help but say something about Alicia, so I wrote this review. Anyway, I skipped all of Alicia's scenes. The part I enjoyed reading the most was the beginning, with the interactions between the three little ones and Anna. Once Alicia appeared, I really couldn't get into it anymore.
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It's been over for so long already #(crying)