Reincarnated as Kevin? Destroy the Honkai!

I think the best thing about this book is the degree of detail with which he grinds the emotions of the protagonist. Although it is not much, it is enough to see how a person moves towards the real Kevin. This process will definitely add to the story of how Kevin became a Ying Jie later when he falls into deep thought again. It is undeniable that this is the best finishing touch of this Honkai article so far.

Seeing that I have been diligent and updated for many days, I will give it a five-star rating [top post]

Truly excellent works will not be restricted by personal pronouns. From all the books written about Kevin, I came across this one. My eyes lit up when I saw Kevin's first-person account. As I continued reading, I felt even more grateful that I didn't leave because I couldn't stand the first person narrative like others. The author writes with great depth, and the first person can better reflect a person's heart. I saw Kevin's growth, from his initial immaturity to his later stability. The author controls Kevin's character very well. (Kevin's chef gives you a thumbs up) Thanks to the author for allowing me to see the story of Thirteen Heroes Chasing Fire, and I also saw the stories of each of the vivid people in Chasing Fire Moth. Each of these thirteen people has his own character and characteristics. Thanks to the author for giving them a new possibility. Really touched. Thirteen Yingjie is really a pity in my heart. I also thought, why can't they have a new ending? The author helped me realize my idea, I was moved, super moved [crying] Today's Honkai Impact III is invincible! Author! You are really great! Super well written! I really like this book! ! ! Why is it written so well but rated so low? Give me a rating! Superior! Superior!

This book is okay. There are quite few books with Kevin as the protagonist. After all, Kevin is a tragic character. I personally like him very much. In first person, this writing method can enrich the psychological situation of the character. Instead of just writing about the psychology of one character, you can write about your views on Kevin in many aspects. There are also some places where there is no need to force the use of first person, which will make the reading a bit distorted. Then there is the atmosphere of pre-civilization, which can be more desperate. There can be more people dying around the protagonist, so that the atmosphere of despair can be reflected. The pre-civilization would not be very beautiful, so daily life would appear to be very beautiful, so we can write less about daily life. Kevin is a soldier and can write about those missions to eliminate Honkai Beasts, rescue people, scenes of people's homes being destroyed and people dying, and the emergence of human desires in some places in the apocalypse where there is no law to stop it. There are also some things you can pay attention to. For example, there is no need to directly "Kevin" the protagonist. You can gradually develop culture. The former student Kevin was not like that. He became like that after going through some experiences. The protagonist was also an ordinary person in his world before, so he had to reflect the character of an ordinary person. You can also add some original ones. In pre-civilizations, there are very few original ones. After all, it is difficult to add plots. You can add some when Kevin comes out of the dormant warehouse in the later era. After all, there are many places to add. This book is acceptable on Tomato. It's pretty good. The pace can be slowed down to reflect Kevin's psychology.

Really, it looks really comfortable. I have only experienced it in books written by masters with good writing skills. They are very smooth. Even I, who don't play or watch Honkai Impact, like to read it.

It has nothing to do with choice, nothing to do with life or death—— At this moment, the ideals of all people converge into the only ambition—— Step forward, this is the inscription of "Save the World"! Hundreds of beasts in the Brahma world are added to this body... "Karma demon" enters the abyss, "savior" draws his sword—— This is humanity's Chimera, the end of the stigmata, the sword of "civilization" that spans the end— If you cannot defeat it, you will not be able to carry the dream called "Fire"—— Come on, this time, I will press my life into the barrel of the gun... And looking forward to you - beyond "everything"!

Oh my god, this book is truly a masterpiece. The first-person perspective is destined to be less comprehensive than the third-person perspective, but it brings the reader closer and allows for a deeper dissection of the protagonist's psychology. I have read many other fanfics before, in which the protagonist traveled through time, deliberately narrowed the relationship with the character, gained abilities, and easily saved all tragedies, which always made me feel very unreal. But this book is about the protagonist going from a bystander to a participant. He originally thought that he could save the world like other time-travelers, but the reality is cold. After he discovered that he could not save others for the first time, he had a mentality of giving up. However, Ellie did not directly persuade the protagonist, but agreed to the protagonist to return to the original world and let the protagonist think for himself. After a long psychological struggle, the protagonist recognized the reality, understood the responsibilities he carried, and was willing to shoulder the responsibility, and even wanted to take over the responsibilities of others. Because he knew the plot better than the original Kevin, he wanted to save others more, so he endured greater pressure, but the tragedies still happened one after another in front of his eyes, but he did not give up, but implemented the sentence: "No matter how much it costs, mankind will definitely defeat Honkai!" The final battle was still tragic, but because of the specialness of Ellie and Kevin, they grabbed the last glimmer of hope and successfully restarted the world. This ending felt as beautiful and unreal as the ending after the completion of the evaTV version, and it felt very illusory (so the author hurriedly wrote daily extras!) And Ellie is really good. She responds to everyone and is willing to trade herself for the hope of human survival (Love Gate!) The character analysis is also very thorough, and there is no OOC at all. Many fanfics are about romance, but this book is really about fighting against Honkai from the beginning to the end (only one Honkai and I can survive today!) Finally, this book is really good, really good, really good. I will feel sad if someone hasn't read it. The five-star rating limits my performance. If I could choose, I would give it ten stars!

I'm more curious about writing about modern civilization? I hope Ying Jie can survive, mainly because of Ah Hua's experience in modern civilization... Even if she makes the same mistake again, at least someone will care about her. Besides, I want to see the scene where everyone in St. Freya can't stand up when they see the serious squad leader Hua in front of them (and forced to have a physical examination) [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

It's nice to read and well written, but the author is a bit of a loser.

To be honest, this book gave me the deepest despair. You know everything and have the power to change, but everyone is telling you that you haven't changed. In the end, you find that you have done nothing. That feeling of powerlessness, that feeling of despair that life is passing in front of you... To be honest, I like this book very much. It is much better than other reincarnated original characters. Most of them respect the originality. But at the end, I suddenly realized that the paradise of the past is gone? ! I don't know if it's a bug or because I have Kevin and hope to defeat the Endgame. Overall, I give it five stars and highly recommend this book to people who have never read the plot of Civilization Before the Three Collapses, so that they can experience the feeling of despair hehehe