(Daily life, food, running a business, actually selling boxed meals and setting up street stalls, while following the game's main storyline)
Warning: There are lots of cooking scenes, while the game's main storyline is sometimes glossed over.
Most importantly, there isn't much interaction with the game's characters.
After a car accident, Zhou Xuan became a vegetable. When he woke up, he found himself a chef aboard the Honkai: Star Rail train.
He was even bound to some kind of Bento System.
It promised that if he completed the main quest, it would send him back to the real world and give him a bonus of one million euros.
To keep him from dying in another world, the System thoughtfully made him the proxy for the nineteenth Aeon.
Zhou Xuan wasn't too worried.
After all, whether in the real world or the game world,
some people are destined to be nothing but NPCs.
So what's the difference where you hang around?
Unexpectedly, Zhou Xuan's delicious food gradually won over the people of one world after another. He opened several restaurant chains, and people slowly began to uncover his secret: he was the nineteenth Aeon.
The author probably hasn't played with the iron handle much, Can you hunt birds in the wilds of Belloberg? They actually sell roasted corn in Xiacheng District? Is Danding Si Danshu a woman or a blind man? You said that there are very few exchanges with the protagonist group, but this is too rare. There is no sense of participation at all and it is not even mentioned at all.
Let's not talk about the latter part. You should understand it from the beginning. What travelers are, they should be Pioneers. Also, the time when the Pioneers appear on the train is wrong. The protagonist meets the Pioneers before the start of the main line space station. At that time, the Pioneers have not even come out.