Honkai, Watching the Herrschers Destroy the World

Using your previous fanfiction as a basis for watching the movie—you know how to reuse things!

So much nonsense! Even adding tomatoes wouldn't be this verbose.

Those who haven't read the author's prequel shouldn't comment. This book fills in some gaps and ambiguities in the prequel. If you haven't read enough, of course you'll find it confusing. You need to read both books consecutively to understand them.

I reckon they'll both explode when they see the episodes featuring Greta and the End of the Universe, since one rules the universe and the other destroys it. #(Laughing and crying)

Like ai.

I threw up on that pile of shit! #(Vomit)#(vomit)

The water is so good that it makes you lose all desire to look at it. You can look at it, but it's all water, just like me struggling to get a passing grade on my Chinese composition. #(Vomit)

Author, could you please update every two days? Otherwise, all of us readers will leave. #(You know what I mean)

The author's thought process (originally intended for the previous book, but since longtime fans have all moved here, I'm discussing it here instead) was as follows: The author initially intended to write a harem story, then revised it (seemingly giving two reasons: 1. Inability to write romance, 2. Being woken up by reader criticism (this was probably the first time being criticized) (the reason being that the male lead controlled their bodies to destroy the world, and for them to still have feelings for him was defying the heavens)). Some readers were curious whether the male lead received his retribution in the end (probably because they viewed it like a death note). Other readers questioned why it wasn't a harem, to which the author responded at the end that forcing a harem was too abstract. However, the author's inclusion of yuri (sex scenes) in a novel with a male lead triggered a second wave of criticism, with some calling it cuckoldry. Now, both those who wanted a harem and those who didn't have been criticized. Here's a suggestion for new fans looking for more background information: don't be misled by the synopsis and expect romance from the previous book, but each Herrscher short story is quite good.

Seriously?! It's 2026 already, and there are still people using the "movie-watching style" (sad and disgusting)?!