Honkai: Star Rail: Puff, Stay Close Behind Me

This book should be called "Brave Authors Are Not Afraid of Backstabbing". I haven't finished it yet, but it's really good. Also, what role does Topa play in the plot? I think it's very interesting so far, and the author will keep working hard!

One word, crazy! The characters are great (the best thing), and the plot is good, but I'm not afraid of backstabbing. But what's the point of following the plot of the game? It's better to play the game. It's good to have your own original plot, and it doesn't deviate from the world view. After reading it, I found that I am still a new author. The first book was average, but has the second one improved so much? As long as this book is written well, it will not fall apart or become messy, and it will be a high-quality book.

This book is humorous and interesting, and the main character has a normal personality. I even imagined him as Navilet in my mind. The emotional line is very stable, and I don't just follow the plot randomly. The writing and plot are very good. So far, it is the best Star Train fan I have encountered in this issue. The protagonist's confidence, elegance and fairness are the highlights of this book. Unlike other diaosi novels, it is lighthearted, funny and decent.

The subject matter is novel. Genshin Impact has very few second stories about Fu Fu. This book can be said to have directly touched my heart.

Xigua's cooking skills are among the best among the authors. The most amazing thing is that he got Funina's character right before 4.2. I would like to call him a top prophet. The high score of 9.3 Means not only the affirmation of Xigua Lao's writing skills, but also the affirmation of the plot arrangement. This is the Xigua God!

Can you go back to Teyvat and give Fontaine and Huang Mao two big mouths? I did the plot today and found that they are bullying me, Fufu. If the main plot is normal, the legendary missions are nothing more. [Cry]

This is a good book worth reading. When I first saw the title, I subconsciously thought it was a book about Villette and Fonina wandering around in the iron-breaking world alone (wandering around... Ah, bah, pioneering), but this is not the case. The protagonist who travels through the dimensional wall takes the water queen (daughter) who is also far away from her homeland to survive the collapse of iron. Along the way, the water queen awakens with Jiang's company, faces herself, analyzes herself, and transcends herself. (I! Fu transcends!) Generally speaking, it's difficult to write a long review, so I'm sorry for staining your eyes.

The plot is great, there are foreshadowings and foreshadowings, the protagonist's personality is also very likable, and the personalities of other characters have not collapsed. It is not just about describing the protagonist. The author is great and has avoided a lot of minefields. The original plot is also quite exciting (in fact, the main purpose is to see how long I am [laughing])

The writing is still very good, but I personally think you should strengthen Fu Fu, otherwise it will be the biggest weakness of the protagonist [laughs awkwardly], and when will they achieve success?

I don't say anything good-looking, it's very comfortable and my taste. I think the writing is very charming and elegant. I feel that it captures Fu Nina's temperament... Maybe not, and Jiang Ming's helplessness in raising children? …