Honkai: Star Rail’s Iconic Moments: Starting with Amphoreus

I'd like to know how the plot's controversial points are written—should they follow the game's logic or should the author rationalize them? The pioneering duo's behavior was too pathetic.

It's best not to let personal feelings get into the Onfaros storyline; it really affects the reading experience. It might be okay if it's just Xing and Danheng, but other characters like Hei Ta, Jing Yuan, and Yang Shu are all seasoned veterans and wouldn't use that kind of tone. Aglaia's tactics are child's play to them. Your writing about Aglaia is purely subjective and negatively impacts the reading experience.

Even in a low-level martial arts world, they can boast that the peak power of the Titans of Conflict was enough to wipe out **Island with a single sword strike; it is known that the Doomsday Beast is a weapon against celestial bodies; therefore, the Titans of Conflict couldn't even break through the Doomsday Beast's defenses:

There are so many exclamation marks. Is this book written by aliens from the Exclamation Mark Planet?

It has to be Feilu; they just updated it at noon, and the novel was published that evening.

There's not much plot to write, and by the time new plot comes out, this will definitely be over.

The train carriage wasn't necessarily destroyed by the Sky Titans. In the story, if you go to the carriage while looking for Oronis, Bai Er will say it was Nicardori's doing. However, that's only Bai Er's side of the story, so the most likely culprit is Nicardori, but there's also the possibility that Bai Er is wrong.

What's the point? Knowing the final outcome, you can't change it; those destined to die will still die.

This is the first time a novel has given me a feeling of being out of character (OOC).

I haven't even finished the story yet, and there's already a novel about it.