Honkai: Star Rail: Maxing Out Bonds and Taking Down Even the Aeons

As always, speak your mind. I'll accept what's appropriate, and I'll delete what's not.

I really want to cry. I haven't seen any proper fanfiction for second-generation games in ages. Now it's all just movie reviews, online content, and ranking lists.

I'm so touched! I finally found a fanfiction that isn't a compilation or comparison of Mi Yu's works. Seeing all that, I knew it was all original text without even opening it.

Speaking of which, I feel like ever since the Honkai Impact 3rd expansion, the Honkai Impact 3rd universe has become comparable to Warhammer, that supposedly cesspool world where even the dead can't rest in peace. Teyvat is no less impressive. Honkai Impact 3rd was actually quite cheerful at the beginning. Is that just my imagination?

Isn't simply aspiring to something divine? He didn't say who you have to aspire to be. You can absolutely aspire to a future version of yourself that can easily defeat a star god. The harder you work to become stronger, the closer you get to your future self who can easily defeat a god, and the faster your cultivation speed will be. The faster you get, the closer you are to your future self, and then your cultivation speed will accelerate even more. This creates a cycle.

Old man, you're not writing your old books anymore, are you?! I'm going to send you to a cave in the Amazon rainforest that no detector can find!

When writing about Type-Moon, could you please portray the old director's situation a bit more tragically? His precious Otto is practically a little girl in front of him.

The plot is so slow! Just reading the explanations is annoying enough. When will the final battle happen, or when will we encounter the newbie?

This description is outrageous; it's been identified as a currency war.

It feels like the updates since I started writing the Genshin Impact chapter have been so weak, like there's been no progress at all. The reading experience has plummeted, and I'm starting to think about skipping ahead or just letting the story run its course...