I, a Honkai: Star Rail Demonic Cultivator, Join the Crossover Reincarnation

Looking at this classification, I thought you had at least been a fool, but after reading the content behind it, I couldn't explain it in words. I didn't even bother to scold you until I saw the sentence in your book review that is essentially a 15th-level existence. You really treat us as Sakura people, right? There are all kinds of conflicts in the hemp setting, but you still have the nerve to patch them up. Let me ask you first, what are you going to do with this past life setting? Does an explosive existence have nothing to do with stacking boxes? It's okay if you say that you used to be a super single and have to touch the threshold of multi-dimensionality, but the problem is that the really weak one you gave before and the big explosion have something to do with stacking boxes. You are really invincible. You are not like Madoka who can fly directly at once. Upgraded to the kind of stacking boxes, the big things in your previous life have been moved to another world for you before they can fly. Do you have anything to do with stacking boxes? It's really funny. I won't bother you. Just write it's nothing. Is it okay to become stronger in the past life? I'm still at level 15 with that tough talk.

Sorry, the author said there would be a big one in the back. I expected it, but I still didn't expect it to be so big. The combat power you set is directly exposed. The taboo in this kind of comprehensive comic novel is to give a bunch of backgrounds with the protagonist's combat power exploding when the protagonist's combat power has not increased. Many unlimited comics novels not only set the protagonist as the first batch of players, but also allow the protagonist to quickly catch up with the highest combat power given. Power, it turns out that your supporting characters of more than ten levels are here. I am really speechless. Why are you writing this? The protagonists in the previous life are not enough to be beaten with one finger. You think you are really writing fantasy? Bro, setting up some high-level opponents for the protagonist will only look aggrieved in the comprehensive comic novel, making readers feel that the protagonist's strength cannot affect the overall situation. If you don't write about these people, why do they strengthen their combat power? Just write down some low-level combat power and that's it, just pull this thing. . .

When I saw Demon Slayer, I felt that the character of the protagonist was a bit conflicted. I have been a demon cultivator for so many years. It is understandable that people who meet Demon Slayer say that they have high moral standards. Later, they honor the Flame Pillar and treat the other two pillars tenderly. The reason for using the ultimate move is that he cannot stand the care of others and is very abstract. Does the protagonist still remember his identity in this paragraph? Or is it just a show? You won't develop the personality of Asasi's gentle male protagonist later on, right?

Hey, I was quite interested in watching it before. Now there is another 14-level square circle, which gives me a headache. It's really annoying. You really like Fangyuan. Fang Yuan, who was originally the strongest at the planet level, has been transformed into a 14th level of infinite diversity by you. Is Fangyuan so awesome? Or do you think Fangyuan should be this awesome? It really made me not interested in watching it. You would rather make Fangyuan reach level 14 than make the protagonist reach level 14. After all, isn't dialect the protagonist of dark literature? Isn't the male protagonist also a demon cultivator? It can even be crueler than Fangyuan. In the final analysis, it's because you are just a fan.

As a cosmic genius or an envoy, there is no way that Black Tower's power is the same as that of ordinary people.

It's just nonsense and random writing. You can write infinite diversity to 14 levels in every corner. I can only say that it is awesome. At first glance, it looks like Fangyuan is blowing. Fangyuan defeated the Immortal Emperor. Fangyuan beat Luo Feng. The fangyuan inside the house is really awesome! Originally it was just a small planet-level square circle. I was blown away by you and became a 14th level grandma.

Man, it's really too late for you to change it now. Delete those forced combat power background boards. Anyway, I won't write about the relevant plot in the short term. Then strengthen the protagonist's previous life. If you don't change it, I really won't watch it. . . I'll keep it for now. If you change it, leave me a reply and I'll check it out again.

Tsk, just two days after forcing Kasumigaoka Shiu, Kasumigaoka Shiu dared to lose his temper with the protagonist out of jealousy, threw a pillow at the protagonist to make him look bad, and the protagonist even comforted her in a good-natured way, completely different from the previous one. Is there really anyone who would fall in love with a QJ criminal?

Five monthly votes were cast. Originally, I felt that the hodgepodge of Iron Breaking, Chat**, and the Main God's Space was a bit messy, but the author's writing style is good, and the details are well written and not sloppy at the same time. The character of the protagonist is consistent with the identity of a demon cultivator, and it is not a fantasy drama that can't even see the obvious psychological activities of others after decades of cultivation.

Leiden Meiyi is a Herrscher after all. Even if he hasn't become a feather, he won't be able to explode. Of course, if the Herrscher's power is sealed, I won't say it. Moreover, when has Kanae ever faced Muzan, and who can still survive after being exposed to Muzan...? He just touched a child's grinder, and then he died