[Plot direction + crazy + time travel + both sad and joyful]
The protagonist traveled to the continent of Teyvat and became Ningguang's son-in-law at the beginning, but Ningguang only found a mascot to symbolize that he had no real power, and he was not even allowed to touch it.
Ning Guang treats his nominal husband pretty well, but the protagonist, who originally wanted to live a peaceful life, suddenly awakens to the Honkai Impact system.
(The author himself has some psychological problems, and the protagonist is more or less a lunatic)
Honkai is a disaster, and the destruction of Teyvat is inevitable. Many people will die. I will not repent or feel guilty, because I am Honkai.
Reader comments
Why did the author set Ning Guang to be someone other than Hina? Although it should be taken by the protagonist later, it still looks a bit awkward in the early stage and a bit poisonous to me, but overall it's pretty good. I'm optimistic about you.
Tianli carried Sky Island on his back overnight and ran away: "Tivat is hopeless, Honkai is catching up with him."
I am Honkai, I am Honkai. Honkai should not have feelings, let alone the God of Honkai... [You taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
Come on, the author is optimistic about you
It's very well written, so can you make a spin-off to give the captain a complete ending? It would be best to have a Kiana who has autonomous consciousness but cannot control her own body.
It looks good. Although the protagonist is a Hollow God, the body constructed by the doctor should be able to sense it, right? After all, it is his own power
This book is quite well written, but I don't know why no one has read it.
Why did the author set Ning Guang to be someone other than Hina? Although it should be taken by the protagonist later, it still looks a bit awkward in the early stage and a bit poisonous to me, but overall it's pretty good. I'm optimistic about you.
Tianli carried Sky Island on his back overnight and ran away: "Tivat is hopeless, Honkai is catching up with him."
I am Honkai, I am Honkai. Honkai should not have feelings, let alone the God of Honkai... [You taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
Come on, the author is optimistic about you
It's very well written, so can you make a spin-off to give the captain a complete ending? It would be best to have a Kiana who has autonomous consciousness but cannot control her own body.
It looks good. Although the protagonist is a Hollow God, the body constructed by the doctor should be able to sense it, right? After all, it is his own power
This book is quite well written, but I don't know why no one has read it.