Honkai: Star Rail: I'm in the Front Row of the Popularity Contest!

Although very few self-generated novels survive to the end, I still believe in Nekoshima's talent—oh, Nekoshima, break the curse that self-generated novels are easy to miss! #(Seal)

Reading Maoyu's books is like Pinocchio burying his face in my butt and then starting to lie like crazy.

Fiatina, Felitis, Filotia, Felutina The Filipino family of the great Teacher Maoyu is still appreciating in value! #(Cute)#(Funny)

The author is too enthusiastic about interacting with readers, which, in my opinion, shows a loss of self-respect and pride as a literary creator! A writer who lacks the integrity of a true scholar is not worthy of having anyone click on their work. Therefore, I chose to remove this book from the shelf, not because I dislike it, but because the author lacks self-respect, making one pity their lack of self-respect.

I've just read three chapters. The comments included phrases like "Should we consider making an anime series?" And "Opening a server." If I understand correctly, it's in the form of a game? So, in the game in your novel, just like in real life, can the protagonist be chosen as male or female? If so, then in the reality depicted in this novel, there must be people choosing stars or the sky. And Feltina will inevitably interact with the Trail Blazers. If you, the author, are writing about oranges, then the pioneer must be a star. In the reality depicted in this novel, someone would definitely choose Qiong. So, the question is, how do you handle this? 1. In this novel, the only main character in the game is Xing? But you changed Xing to the main character in the final chapters as well? 2. Avoiding the topic? In Feltina's view, she interacts with the stars, but in the reality of the novel, there is a choice of the stars. Do you think this looks like an orange? Author, what do you think?

I feel like I've seen a similar book before, but that one was apparently abandoned.

This is amazing! The author's update notification was even posted as a separate thread on Tieba.

When we were kids: reading Maoyu's books When I was a child: Vanilla Cat Island It's so funny! (Laughing and crying)

The book is good, but honestly, why is it so strange that the protagonist, who lands on the immortal ship as a celestial being, has a Western name?

I want to see this (pointing). She's an experienced author; starting with Fiatina, she has multiple books that have reached over a million views and are guaranteed to be completed. You should be able to follow her work with confidence. #(Kira) Keep it up!