Honkai: Star Rail: The Greenest Emanator’s First Steps

I saw another version of myself in this book. I'm reluctant to admit it, but I have to say, if I were in the protagonist's shoes, I might very well do the same thing (just maybe). Watching the love stories, I felt envy, longing, and fantasies, yet I didn't even know if I understood love. Reading wish-fulfillment novels is just a way of seeing an extraordinary version of myself.

The early stages were so frustrating. He's supposed to be a Commander, how could Sam make him suffer like this? 🤦 But the protagonist's personality resonated with me because I saw a reflection of my past self in him (the main points of resonance are confusion, giving up, and lack of confidence; my real life is generally happy, I don't have many friends but it's okay, and my family is harmonious).

(Shamelessly giving myself five stars)

Very good, very good. The writing is excellent, and most importantly, it resonated with me. After all, I'm also quite insecure and sensitive to other people's feelings, but my preference for little girls in this aspect is a bit much for me (especially with Fu Xuan and wflbb). However, I skipped all the chapters with that kind of vibe and pretended nothing happened.

This is such a simple love story, and the author has given us so much sweetness! That's how it should be—in this magnificent galaxy, just choose the one star you truly love, and when the time comes to make a choice, don't let yourself regret it. The author's depiction of their date is truly beautiful, like a dreamlike illusion. I'll listen to Fu Xuan's story of "The Day the Stars Disappear with You" 😏

That's good, but I hope there's less self-deprecation. As for reading, I don't like self-deprecating books; I prefer something more spirited and confident. Too much digression... Another one... Isn't quite a clone? I only watch it occasionally, but the plot doesn't connect, and the main character doesn't seem to improve much. I'm leaving. It's a waste of my time and energy; not worth it. (Personal opinion.)

The author's writing is good and provides a strong sense of comparison, but the world-building of the game isn't great. However, it's still quite good, unlike those overpowered protagonist novels where the protagonist has their own goals and knows why they're alive. It resonates with real-life emotions, and I hope the author will write even better in the future.

It's a very good work, but alas, I couldn't finish watching it. Perhaps it was because the scenery triggered some emotional responses. I believe those who have seen it understand.

This is one of the few fanfics written from the perspective of ordinary people. The writing is top-notch; only those who can understand it will realize how well it's written. But why is the rating still only 6.3? 🙂

If [Dominion] Awan could become a female, it would be a killer move for me personally. Some might find it disgusting; if so, then don't read the following section. Ultimately, no one knows you better than yourself. A not-so-"ordinary" ordinary person in the universe is lonely, to think about. Having someone else as a companion, especially someone of the opposite sex, would be wonderful.