Honkai: Star Rail: I’m a Genius

This book has many original settings, so don't read it as fan fiction (otherwise it will be quite upsetting 👍).

To understand this concept clearly, creating something directly from nothing doesn't directly violate the law that "the amount of matter in the universe is finite," nor does it directly confront nothingness. I feel that the Star God would treasure it like a precious artifact.

There's a lot of fan fiction, but it's really well-written and very engaging. I think the protagonist will eventually become a high-ranking Star God. He's at the Envoy level, but even then, he can only create small things out of thin air. If he becomes a god through that, he'd probably be similar to a Creator.

I really like the character designs so far. The content isn't like other fanfictions that are all the same; it includes some storylines outside the game that fit the Honkai Impact 3rd universe, which gives it a fresh feel. The author's writing is also excellent, and I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. 👍

It's very touching; we really can't place our hopes on outsiders. A single spark can start a prairie fire. April may bring conflict, but they are practicing their own way of protecting. A thousand words can be summed up in one sentence: very touching. There seems to be so much to say, yet it feels inexhaustible, indescribable.

The author is a fictional historian, and so far the logic is sound; it can be viewed as a parallel universe. The writing style is quite good. Because there's not much of it, I'm giving it four stars. If the author continues, I'll make up for it later. [Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully]

This is the first book I've seen that bankrupted Interstellar Peace Corporation to the point of having nothing left.

I never expected to find such excellent fan fiction on Tomato Bookstore. What moves Chinese readers to tears isn't the story of someone with superpowers saving the world, but rather the countless individuals who bravely pursue their ideals despite knowing the impossibility. The author writes very well; keep up the good work!

It takes a different approach, like watching a parallel universe's Honkai Impact 3rd. Compared to the game, it feels much more realistic, like the storyline when the stars were first born. You can really feel a sense of bewilderment. Author, keep it up!

This book is well-written, but the cover and synopsis don't make people want to read it. I suggest you change the synopsis and cover to make it more attractive. The title you chose is also okay. Finally, I wish this book all the best.