Honkai: Star Rail: Simulation, Kafka's Lifelong Regret

Does this have anything to do with simulation? What do you call simulation? This is called watching a stranger's life. It is obviously a simulation of your own thinking, so your personality and talent have changed, but your thoughts and memories remain unchanged. But why is there no connection between the male protagonist in the simulation and the male protagonist before the simulation? The male protagonist in the simulation does not know the plot, the characters, common sense, or anything else. He does not know that he is simulating again. He does not know that he is a time traveler and is a completely new individual. The simulation is to relive the whole life with your own memories and thoughts. You are basically getting the memories of the heroines' past lovers. It's so moisturizing. It's so explosive.

Writing ability is okay. Maybe the author himself likes pain literature. There are only simulated knives and very little real sugar. It stands to reason that reality and simulation should cooperate with each other. But most of the articles are pain literature. There's just a little bit of reality sugar in the end. It's completely putting the cart before the horse and not much fun at all. Personal suggestion is that reality and simulation should cooperate with each other. Of course, whether you listen or not is a personal matter for the author. Anyway, Feilu is all about survival of the fittest.

There is so much nonsense, it gives me a headache

It seems that the author is as bad as the last book. Also, you are not suitable for this place. You, an old loser, have long since destroyed people's integrity. It is recommended that you change the platform and leave directly.

**. I'm here to watch the plot develop, not to watch these stinky and lengthy speeches of resentful women. Why, why, how could it be like this, how could it be like this, it shouldn't, it shouldn't, I feel so regretful, so regretful. Were you thrown into the cold palace in your previous life? This resentment is like an old lady's foot-binding, a simulation that has fifty chapters without even planning to finish it? This isn't on the shelves yet. You are a resentful woman, but the reader is not a grievance. All I can say is that I wish you success.

In view of the author's last book, I'll wait and see.

There are too many details in the description of the characters, sometimes less is better. It appears several times in one chapter, which feels weird.

It's well written, but the author talks too much. Write more text, and the author should stop talking.

Ah, why do I feel it looks a little messy? And why is Kafka a girl? Don't you think it's strange?

As long as the relationship between the protagonist and Kafka steadily increases as it is now, and then kills the protagonist when it reaches its peak, it will be fine without mercy.