Honkai: Star Rail Simulations, but the Paths Are Crazy

I suspect the protagonist isn't in the main universe of Honkai Impact 3rd, but rather in the Sudarsana universe of Floating Heaven. All other possibilities besides the main universe were eliminated by the Venerable Master and taken by Floating Heaven to fill the Sudarsana universe. This also explains why the simulated characters can cross worlds—because they're all in Sudarsana.

Kids, the author has been betrayed by Old Mi! The latest text shows that the Wise One has surpassed reproduction, becoming the top beast in destruction. He was responsible for the Second Imperial War. Not only that, but he has also anchored all parallel worlds, forcibly incorporating different worldlines into his calculations for unification. In other words, all of the author's simulations are impossible. #(Funny)#(funny) Unless this simulator was made by the Wise One himself! #(Laughing and crying) Because all parallel worlds have the same probability, the mechanical head seems to be entering a multiverse, currently receiving a superb elbow strike! #(Funny)

The first few simulations were somewhat interesting, but the author got more and more carried away with the story, causing the simulation plots to deviate significantly from the original plot and have little to do with the Honkai Impact 3rd universe. The author was completely immersed in his own art. The simulations are more like creative collections than actual simulations. After they were released, I personally felt that several of the worlds were quite boring and uninteresting. For example, I couldn't appreciate the simulations of Storage and Immortal Boat. They were not as good as the ones I wrote at the beginning.

Regarding the third aspect of harmony, one guess is that it is pioneering. Reason: 1. The star core was spread by the Hipe. During the Amber Era 1377-1387, the Hipe absorbed Order and divided up its resources for reproduction. However, it began spreading the star core after the fall of the Star God in the Era 2147. 2. The clockwork trick of the Harmonious Lord, whose destiny leans more towards pioneering than that of the Harmonious Lord. 3. (Questionable) It is possible that Sunday's movement towards the other side of "expansion"—"conquest"—was influenced by the third aspect of Hippolyte's personality. 4. In this storyline, the Dream Master reveals that "the greatest function of the Star Core is to distort the user's wishes into a specific reality." However, the first chapter of the Thousand Star Chronicles spoils that "fulfilling wishes" is the power of the pioneering Star God Akivili. 5. The Black Swan directly refers to us pioneers as Archivist in the visitor log, so based on the above 4 points, it is highly likely that the star core is a fragment of Archivist's divine body. 6. Kama always says, "Listen to me, you embarked on this journey for the 'Wish of the Galaxy,' and in a story 'with you as the protagonist,' the universe will escape its 'end' fate." Therefore, it's reasonable to speculate that the star core within the pioneer might be the most correct one. #(Cute)

After reading chapter 3.7, the author still seems to be writing conservatively; the Iron Tomb's single blow destroys the entire universe along with all life.

The most anticipated pleasure turned out to be anything but. The core of that simulation was probably nothingness; that was the core concept of that cycle. Other simulations all use the simulated destiny of a simulated life as their core concept, with another destiny serving as the power to put that concept into practice. Pleasure, however, is the opposite.

To be honest, I think the later simulations were too focused on the grand scheme of things, which made the other factions in the universe seem incredibly weak, not at all crazy.

It feels like the latest main characters are all ready to become gods? If they don't meet these criteria, then I wonder how anyone could become a god without even leaving their post? Their acting skills are already incredibly impressive. #(You know what I mean)#(You know what I mean)#(You know what I mean)

A complete madman, utterly devoid of any truth, goodness, or beauty. A good book.

This is so ridiculous! I used to beg to read this book when I was a kid, especially the DC Joker and The Batman Who Laughs. 👍🏻