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Are There Any Bengtie Novels That Reveal Walter's Identity?
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Is There Any Good [Honkai: Star Dome Railway Fanfic]?
[Remember to only accept those from Xingtie. You don't need to repost the ones I've posted because I've already collected them. I'd like to thank all the Taoist friends who recommended the book! (There are tens of millions of topic recommendations, and half of them will be visited by those who touch fish topics)
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Let the People in Bengtie World Take a Look at Lao Yang from Bengwai Sanli
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I Will Persecute Uncle Yang for Breaking the Iron, so Can Xiao Qinglong.
Lao Yang: TNND Honkai is still chasing me Dan Heng:…
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Asking for Books, Honkai Impact Series
I just want to be able to read the books in the Honkai Impact series. I don't want high scores, and cross-platform is fine. I just want to pass the time and have a normal outlook.
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The power system of 4 worlds. How to say it? For example, compare Honkai Impact III with Honkai Impact. How does this compare? In the description of the protagonist, Judgment-level Honkaimon and Doomsday Judgmentmon are of equal strength. But in my mind. It seems to be at a level that can destroy stars during the Doomsday Judgment. Also in my mind. Star Dome Railroad is a game that doesn't seem to focus on world bubbles.
I don't understand why amnesia is added? There are too many integrated world powers. It's not easy to reconcile. I don't want to watch the painful show and retire early.
Do you want to get a reincarnation eye later for fun?
It looks pretty good so far, so I tolerate it since the main character knows ninjutsu, but can you explain how Walter learned the ninjutsu? Then there are a lot of integrated worlds, including Teyvat, Honzo, and Naruto. Then I see why there is still an intrinsic world.
Although there are some things that I can't understand, it doesn't matter, so the author works hard.
. . . . . Some of them are incomprehensible, but it doesn't matter.