Honkai: Star Rail: Me? A Fictional Historian?

In terms of analogy, it is the way of simulation writing, but it is more pure than simulation. It does not cover up the fake skin of simulation and directly explains what happened in the past. The story is well handled and worth watching. All the knives in the plot have been corrected, and the emotional relationships between the characters and the protagonist are handled very well. The character's confusion, hesitation, obsession, and belief, as well as the characteristics and persistence of the galactic forces are all well displayed. In the early stage, it was the Xianzhou base, and later it followed the train. However, the plot of Cocolia is slightly lacking, and there is a feeling of being out of control, but even so, it is a very good novel, and I recommend it if you don't mind Star Iron and the simulation style of writing. If you haven't read the simulation novel, let me briefly talk about the development direction of the simulation novel, a few talent entries, and then interpret the past experience to make up for the plot and change the current weakness by obtaining entries. One scene that is difficult to control in a large category of articles is the reunion, and most of them are quite satisfactory.

Isn't this an emulator? It has nothing to do with Xinsu

May I ask the author, is the protagonist a destined person? 😏😏😏

Come on, come on, come on

A rare good book. It simulates normal routines and changes reality, but the author writes it very well. The relationship between the past and the changed future is well done. Going back to the past changes the tragedy, but after returning to the present, it also uses self-consistency to prevent the main line from deviating. It is a rare good book, and I can't get enough of it.

A potentially good book worth recommending.

Did I not understand it or did I miss it? Does the protagonist have any simulated memory?

It's pretty good. I don't know why there doesn't seem to be anyone [what]

This rating speaks for itself

Why isn't this very good book popular? The writing is smooth and there are no typos, and the plot progresses at a decent pace.