Honkai: Star Rail's Most Iconic Scenes: From the Start, Swarm Disaster

I hate novels where the protagonist is a star god. The protagonist is not special at all. He becomes a star god casually and is not affected by his destiny. I feel that the star god's character is lowered. It's like a protagonist who thinks about Se Se at home every day can carve out a life path for the protagonist from breeding and become Se Se Star God to take charge of Se Se's life path.

To be honest, the prime mover slaves said that it was not a locust plague in the world, but they were rejected. Why did so many slaves still say it? The Star God has the right to interpret his own destiny. The purpose of breeding is to turn prosperity into fertility for survival, but Chunhu didn't accept it. The star god who destroys his destiny is going against entropy to save the universe, and the hunting star god is hunting for revenge. Intelligence is just a by-product of the intelligent star god's calculation of the universe, otherwise the intellectual star god should be the one who made the intellectual star god. Fertility is a matter of reproduction, and pharmacists only cure the stubborn diseases of all things. Fertility and evil things do not bring fertility. The guardians have been building walls, but shouldn't they normally be the guardians after the city has been built? What exactly are the guardians who have been building walls protecting now? Harmony connects everything in order to jointly fight against the ruthlessness of the universe. Harmony also allows for opposition, otherwise Harmony would have become a natural disaster long ago. Pleasure has no limits, so it has the fewest limits. Nothingness violates nothingness when it exists, and nothingness has orders.

I don't like that the protagonist is a Star God, but whenever the protagonist is a Star God, all the Star Gods are downgraded. I have seen many books with the protagonists being Star Gods, and nine out of ten books are about brain power, breeding and mating with others, okay... This setting is understandable, but these are the only ones you come back and forth with, what is the meaning of your destiny? You are already a breeding star god, so here comes the problem! As soon as breeding comes out, individuals need to mate to have children. Because you are a star god who has evolved as a human, not an insect, so it is much easier for humans to embark on breeding than other destiny paths. Looking back, think about it, will a group of people who don't want to enter breeding resist? 0 Well... You are a Star God, very strong and unmatched by mortals, but other Star Gods will suffer the same fate! For example, hunting will definitely give you the light arrow package. And due to the drive of the driving force, you may have to sleep with females all over the universe. After all, there will be no babies wherever you breed. If you, the star god, refuse to breed because the female is * or extremely ugly, then you can wait to die!

The star god's combat power is so overpowered that it takes a long time to breed to pollute a galaxy, and gluttony can only eat one planet at a time. Are you a low-end version of the star god? I hope the author will fully describe the power of the Star God in the future.

There is no definite news yet to prove that the star core was spread by Nanook, right?

As long as it's not as frustrating as the other book with a similar theme, that's fine. That book is really **, with just a doctor jumping around repeatedly, and the protagonist refuses to die.

Tonghe was born after Taiyi's death

Are the people of Teyvat worthy enough to think that the death of Lord Annihilation is an embarrassment? Is it embarrassing to not even know the lineup, environment and layout of the assassination?

I hate the question and answer and the protagonist becoming an inexplicable star god. I can

Each star god has the final say in his or her own destiny. No matter what you do, you can do it for your destiny