
Honkai: Star Rail: I Am the Aeon of Hope, and I Join the Chat
星穹铁道:希望星神的我加入聊天
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How can one describe Garp? He extinguished the hope of a whole island of children and their mothers living peacefully, all for the sake of one child's chance of survival.
First, let me clarify that I hope the protagonist's hope extends to all life and all races, not just humans. It shouldn't be a hope exclusive to humans. Since everyone has become a god, can't we at least be a little more equal? If the later plot leans towards humans, I'm running away.
Of the three admirals, only Akainu didn't show mercy to Luffy, this so-called adventurer. Who would believe someone who wants to be the Pirate King? It's true what they say, like father, like son; they've all gone astray.
The protagonist is supposed to be a star god, but there's absolutely no hope in it. It's just the protagonist helping the side he likes defeat the side he dislikes. Where's the hope in that? Especially the plot where the protagonist has to choose his gender—I don't understand the point of that part. Can this kind of understanding of hope really elevate one to the status of a star god? The protagonist even tries to save face by saying that standing up means turning his back on half the world.
Isn't destiny just a concept? Destruction is for the destruction of everything. Balance is for maintaining the balance of everything. Knowledge craves wisdom—is this your hope? Are you just a daydreamer?
I remember someone asking Lao Mi's customer service about the gender of the pharmacist, and the reply was that she was female.
The author also knew it was hypocrisy. If you're saying that hope is sown simultaneously, and the stronger party seizes it through their ability, or that the stronger undergoes a qualitative change because of that hope, while the weak see hope but are helpless, I can understand. That's what it means to turn your back on half the world—to turn your back on the outcome, but to be equal in principle.
With half the world turned away, I hope you can write a novel that matches this sentiment. Keep it up!
As Blade mentioned in the Kafka Companion mission, "I've been following Kafka for a long time, not just since I was born on the Black Tower space station."
Should we look for Naruto next? The intelligent power-off function inside... The number of conspiracy theories and incidents is outrageous. The complaints will probably never end.