Honkai: This Is My Revenge!
崩坏，这是我的复仇！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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305Chapters
12.4MClicks
21kFavorites
95.1kRecommendations
6Reviews
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Satisfying fights, no major flaws, and good characterization for a large cast.
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Outstanding Fanfiction
I originally planned to make a few book lists, but then found out I could only make one. I've read all of these books myself. I'm recommending them today because they're excellent works in their own right. Friends, if you know anything good that I've read before, feel free to add it here.
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The author himself admits his writing is immature, and the first volume, though seemingly unrestrained, is actually very good, excellent, and moving, making the reader feel that it has real substance. Aside from the somewhat disgusting compromise made for fear of censorship. On the contrary, the second volume, which he thought was rich in detail and meticulously outlined, is nothing more than a mess. It lacks genuine emotion and is merely a heartless "entertainment" machine playing a clown. I won't even mention the poor sequel in Volume 3; I suggest deleting it. Looking back at the journey from masterpiece to rubbish to utter garbage, there's only one sentence left for the author: Never forget your original intention, and you will achieve your goal.
This move by the fake hope was too ruthless.
The first volume seemed normal enough; nowadays, fanfiction about Nagasora City always starts with the protagonist searching for either Mei or Kiana. But when the protagonist searches for Mei, it leads to a terrible ending—he's tormented for two years and driven mad. In the second volume, the protagonist completes his revenge but is already caught up in the question of what to do afterward, feeling empty and twisted. The third volume shows the protagonist running away, never truly escaping the shadow of his past trauma, wandering aimlessly, trying to fill the void with self-deceptive amusement. Overall, it's not bad, but the author doesn't seem to understand the significance of saving the injured in many works. In my opinion, the protagonist is a dead man after taking revenge. He has no beliefs, no friends, no one he loves, and no one even loves him. He can only wander in this multiverse, tormenting himself in the shadows of the past, making himself like this, never to be reborn.
I've looked at a few, but the villainous protagonists just don't work; they're attacking my values.
Volume 3 is no good; removing the Star God was a mistake. Without the Star God, the Commander is gone too, making it completely meaningless.