Honkai: Star Rail: In the Winter City, the Simulator Returns to the Elysian Realm

A very good work. Kevin has never been a selfless hero. He is very selfish. He only joined the Fire Moth for Mei at the beginning. All he did was that he was forced to have no choice but to retreat. He has always loved Mei deeply and had absolute trust in Mei. At least what you wrote is very similar to Kevin.

I can only say that it is very good. It perfectly transplants Kevin's past into Star Iron. However, I hope that the protagonist is still myself and will not be affected by too many memories. Also, more chapters are not enough to watch [smile]

It's quite interesting. The author is very complicated [laughter] I may be the author's first reader. I saw this book by chance before it was signed and put on the shelves. Now it seems that I am really destined. From the difficulty of speaking fluently in the first chapter to gradually getting better and mastering the writing method, I witnessed the author's great progress. It feels so good to raise a child. I also witnessed the author being severely beaten by Dr. Truth, hahaha [laughing evilly] Some people complain about the name of the protagonist, but I think that is actually unnecessary. Although it is a bit dramatic, this is not Kevin after all. He is a character created by the author with great effort. He does not need to play a certain role completely. Just like us, just be himself. Some people may think that the plot of this book has too many elements, or that they cannot accept the behavior of modifying the world view, but in fact, as long as you read it, you will find that the author actually has ideas, and basically unreasonable things can be rounded off. This book is good at character description, and the author is not bad at shaping the plot. To be honest, would anyone really follow the original settings in fan fiction? Wouldn't it be pitiful if readers thought this way about fan authors? No way, right? If you are also complicated, keep reading, this book will not disappoint you. The author is knowledgeable in a certain sense and is proficient in the themes of various works [learned] Or you can try to push for updates. The author seems to be Maomao. It's interesting to see Maomao almost crying (sorry, I'm actually a bad person [smile]) Author, don't be anxious, sort out the plot slowly, don't care too much about the readers' opinions (including mine), follow your own ideas, your writing is actually good, just pay attention to the logic and reasonableness. I wish the author will get better and better as he writes more. I really like this book. Thank you.

Good! Definitely the best simulation I've ever seen!

The welding between Wang Kaiwen and Kevin is a bit stiff. After all, their personalities are quite different. One is philanthropic and sentimental, while the other is a dedicated and straight man.

Good looking, good knife, so short, sorry for my sister-in-law

I can't wait to see the famous scene of Honkai Impact, Still Chasing Me, [smile][smile][smile]

As a book that I am really following, the excellence of this book lies in the fact that most of the plots of the author maintain a strong appeal when writing. While being serious, he can inadvertently use the power of jokes to make people laugh. For those who have never played Honkai Impact 3, this book can't be ignored. Yi Dang uses a planet and a fairy boat in the context of collapsing iron. He does not take fun as the core, but uses fun as a flavoring, which makes the whole book unobtrusively depressing. As for the original protagonist group, they are marginalized and appear different from other fans. As long as you can endure the author's early testing of his own style, you will be able to call it a top-notch work in the future. Those who have actually played Honkai Impact III can see that Kevin and Alto are similar but have very different performances. The transformation of the protagonist is also natural (if you want to follow the main plot, don't read it)

The author combines the plots of Bengtie and Honkai with a certain degree of novelty, and he also has his own unique insights into the proportion of the two games in the plot. The novel is well written and has a touching plot. Thank you to the author for providing a good work to everyone. However, I don't like this kind of subject very much. I don't plan to read it after the novelty is over. For the overall quality, I will give it 4 stars and run away. All in all, the novel is still good, except for a few shortcomings. If you like the combination of Beng Tie and Ben Hui plots, you can read it to alleviate the book shortage. However, the Honkai plot in the novel accounts for a huge proportion of the Bentie plot, and due to the simulator theme, the plot has been slightly modified. If you don't like it, you can leave a review like me and run away [Cool]

I feel very interesting, at least much better than some books