Star Rail: Is My Ability to Live Until the End?

A good book. The most common problem I've seen in Star Iron fanfiction is the tendency to portray one character as inferior to the other, making the original characters (even the Star God) seem less impressive than the protagonist. I hope this book avoids that issue.

So, the protagonist went to Luofu, but Huanlong hasn't wiped it out yet. Does that count as a failed attempt? My colleagues will probably laugh at me for being a Amber Li!

I have OCD, could the author please wear gloves while typing? Could you please delete all the previous posts, put on gloves, and rewrite them?

The evaluation is that burning the iron to ashes puts aside any sentiment of helping others and respects the fate of others. Besides, what's the point of saving a two-dimensional Warhammer game? It's already good enough that they didn't add fuel to the fire. #(You know what I mean)

The most interesting thing about this book for me so far is that line in the synopsis: "Huanlong is an amateur" (laughing and crying). The content is good, but it's nowhere near as funny as that line. I can't help but laugh every time I think about it.

It's quite interesting, but I'd like to ask how long it will take before the space station storyline starts? Is it possible before it's released? Also, is it a single female lead, multiple female leads, or no female lead at all?

@{"Reader_id": "23433907", "reader_name": "Spirit Little Meow" summarizes the plot

Could the protagonist's relationship with the Destroyer Star God really be the same as that between Galaxy and Lugiel?

Is this truly destruction rather than the end?

With the protagonist being so famous, won't there be copycats? His appearance is easy to imitate; you can't just identify him based on looks alone. What if someone from the Annihilation Gang or a suicidal Masked Fool deliberately impersonates him to cause trouble?