Honkai Impact 3Rd: You’re Telling Me This Is the Difficulty in Honkai Impact 3Rd?!

Needless to say, Sister Jing's level in Tomato is certainly top notch, if not top notch. I actually fell in love with Sister Jing after being recommended by a friend, and I am really lucky. I won't say much about the previous one, it's the best among the best. This one does not follow the traditional Honkai plot development, but directly creates an original world. The development of the plot is also unpredictable and depends entirely on Sister Jing's ideas. All I can say is that she is worthy of Sister Jing. Her writing style is both relaxed and depressing at the same time. It feels so good. Please give me more "candy" (knife), I can eat it! (Serene) Compared to the previous Zhijie book, I feel that this one is closer to Honkai Impact II, a bit like the Fire Chaser Moth chapter. Realism cloaked in romanticism. "Although our lives are as fragile as moths in this doomsday, moths flying blindly into the flame will only sacrifice their lives in vain. We chase hope, and we understand the value of life, so we cherish the family around us more, so we want to live. Chasing the flame of hope and cherishing the 'little bits' now, this is the meaning of our existence as 'moths chasing fire'." This style of searching for the faint light in the bottomless darkness is really similar... Dawn, the moment when dawn comes, the moment when darkness dissipates, but how long will this darkness last? How many sacrifices will be made in the darkness? Who knows? (There are so many people in the group, why are there so few book reviews? Little mirror, doesn't it have any majesty at all [smirk] female mirror ~ Come on ~) 2024.10.4

It's great, there are many twists and turns, and the type is also novel among Honkai fanfics. From what other readers said, the author seems to be a big shot, with a guaranteed bottom line and three elements of Honkai Impact and Honkai Impact. I'm so excited!

Reading suggestions: Appreciate carefully with your brain [laughing] Type: non-invincible text Personal feelings: This is by far the most "Honkai" fanfic on Tomato. Unlike most fanfics that fight for the sake of knives, this one really has the feeling of the despair and beauty of Honkai San intertwined. Whether it's the protagonist group struggling to survive in a collapsing world in the first few volumes (paying homage to the legendary car, killing Xu three times alone [sneaky laugh]), or the passionate combination of Xu Shu and Otto when facing the prison, or the despair when first seeing memories, the powerlessness when facing the horizon, or even the collision of "process" and "result" when facing desire (Gu Chu: so? What about me?), No matter which volume it is, it is said to be at least the T1 level of fan fiction on Tomato. In addition to the characterization of major events and main characters, the portrayal of other supporting characters (in volumes 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7) is also top-notch. Yunmengxi, who collides with reality and ideals, and Wahe, who denies what he has learned all his life, abandons the beautiful life in the future city and chooses to go to war. The fiery John and others, the thoughtful Rita, Bianca who is full of curiosity about the world, and the trapped Frilly... Whether they are the protagonist or the supporting role, they can make people feel that they are flesh-and-blood "people" rather than tools to promote the development of the plot. Of course, it would be better if the ending that is currently hanging in the balance is a good ending [cool] I promise that I will lead everyone to create a beautiful world! No one is missing, including you! ! ! "In despair, we see the light" "In the midst of collapse, we see beauty."

It's something I've never seen in fan fiction, it's a masterpiece. It is unimaginable that there are fans who can break away from low-level creative logic and express thoughts with certain meaning through in-depth thinking. This is something that has never been found in books that I have praised before. Most of them are biased and cannot read between the lines. I have nothing to criticize here, it's really good. The only suggestion: the characters need to be distinct. The author may not know the logic of the character's character. Generally speaking, he first determines the most distinctive character and the broadest character, such as gentleness, liveliness, negativity, etc. Then describe the small aspects based on the big personality, such as loving to drink, telling jokes, crying, being afraid of pain, etc. You can make some small contrasts, such as a lively personality, looking big, but always able to carefully feel other people's emotions, a person who is always angry but often emo, etc., To set up all aspects of the character's life. Then there is the appearance. The appearance is formulated based on the personality and related characteristics. It cannot be generalized. It is useless to pile up the words. Appearance is extremely important and cannot be left out without description. For a more advanced approach, add ideas and opinions to the character, and use the character's tone of voice and action and behavior logic instead. As for the protagonist, the author's description is extremely simple, and it is a big problem that you can't feel like it, but it is actually very common. It may be too late to change it now, but I still want to say that good works need to be polished carefully.

It's a very novel Honkai Impact system, and it's pretty good. I wonder if characters from pre-civilizations will appear. The author might as well consider adding a female protagonist. The male protagonist has a pretty good personality, but it's weird not having a girlfriend [laughing]

Excellent. There are very few products in the Honkai Impact series that suit my taste. The work is very good and the author writes very well. I hope it won't stop updating. I hope each chapter will be longer. The writing is also good. The character's personality is well created and the character's image is very restored. Come on, please update more. I really want to tie the author to update, I want to eat rust-flavored candy [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

It's so beautiful. I love watching it. I love watching it. Sister Jing is the best. This is the best batch I've ever seen. Look at your own time

Overall, it's quite comfortable to watch. For me personally, the protagonist's character is considered full-bodied. He looks relatively bland and is a sultry person at heart. He also has the responsibilities of being a protagonist. The overall aura of the protagonist is neither good nor bad. There won't be any outrageous luck events, but I put some emphasis on growth. It is still relatively slow and I hope it can start to speed up a little. After all, the protagonist is not strong enough to protect the people he wants to protect. There are always incidents where the protagonist cannot operate, which will continue to damage the protagonist's reputation in the eyes of book friends. The most important thing is to know if there is a female protagonist in this book. (Says someone who really wants to know) [Learned]

Don't be fooled by the low rating, this book is great! Various emotions are interspersed in it, but it is very clear. If you like to pick out knives, it is highly recommended. As for why it's 4 stars instead of 5, I'm afraid it's too little for the book. I would like to add that 4 stars feels too underrated, so I re-rate it to 5 stars.

The emotional aspect of this book is excellent, it is the most natural state of heaven and earth. But this seems to be a female work? Some of the writing is emotional and not rational enough. It seems that women are not suitable for combat management. But if you don't read it, it's really a loss. Then few people can write about the sincere feeling of emotion. It's a kind of nature.