Interstellar: I Bring Honkai: Star Rail to This World and Merge All Realms

Whether the Fertile Star God is good or evil, he can best judge who is a white-eyed wolf. You didn't pay any price, from a short-lived species of a hundred years to a long-lived species with a thousand-year lifespan for future generations. You prostituted nine hundred years of life for nothing, and you still need after-sales service? Your parents gave birth to you and raised you, but they didn't buy you a car, a house, and care for you until you die. Are they evil fathers and evil mothers? The remnants of abundance, right? Aren't they just humans who have gained a thousand-year lifespan? They are greedy, want more lifespans, and go around robbing the blessings of the newly born abundance people. Isn't it human beings who are doing evil themselves? A black man shoots a Chinese man, and then says: It's none of my business, it was the gun the weapons dealer sold me that did it. Isn't that funny? The Yin-body Demon is destined by the Star God of Balance, so what does it have to do with Fengrao?

When did placer gold become a deposit protector? What the author says is a bit outrageous

I don't understand the author's understanding of the Star God. It's not that Bo Shi Zun has to call it the end of the world, but it's because the final outcome of Bengtie Universe is destruction. And the Star God is only useful for protection and hunting? What about memory? People collect memories with the intention of destroying the universe and then creating the universe. Isn't there order that meets the standards of the protagonist? The harvest itself is harmless and the people of the harvest are calling for beatings. Isn't it a problem of the harvest itself? Look at other people's fairy boats, which are also considered rich people. It's not like the Void Family does nothing. The Star Gods have the right to interpret their destiny. This setting basically divides the Star Gods into the ruling ranks, such as destruction, gluttony, breeding, etc. To specifically kill those who are disobedient. To put it bluntly, the Star Gods are not restrained by anyone. With the protagonist restraining the Star Gods, almost all of them can be classified as rulers.

Has the author really played Iron Breaker? No matter how you think about it, Himeko's rail gun is not the Star Dome Train, right?

It feels like it's not as good as the one about playing the role of a hunting star god. In this kind of advent type of novel, the protagonist stays behind the scenes and makes a fortune. I don't really like the protagonist's personal end in this book. Moreover, the protagonist is given too high an identity at the beginning, and then he shows how powerful he is in front of a bunch of people. It always makes me feel that the protagonist is deliberately showing off.

The harem label is a bit redundant. Forget it. According to your wishes, how do you write it and how do we read it?

Author, you can learn from the role of the hunting star god, I will let the iron fall! The plot in it allows the star gods such as Destruction and Fertility to go to other worlds and cause trouble. This way, when the worlds merge later, it will be easier to accept

This is a good book without a female protagonist. It's a rare genre. Come on (???_??)?

Destiny is related to behavior. The protagonist and Dan Heng have two destiny paths. It is nonsense to say that they can only embark on one destiny path. However, most characters in the game are quite extreme, so most of them are single destiny travelers.

The author is a father-in-law. The subject matter is not bad at first, but he insists on writing it badly for you. One thing stands out about the collapse of iron. I guess I have a rough understanding of it. The rest are all my own guesses. And a behind-the-scenes article crazyly shows off the existence. It is obvious that it can be integrated silently, and there is also a world leader. Do you think this setting is good? It is very responsible to say that the Internet writing routines from decades ago are terrible. In summary: they are a lot of poison.