Honkai: Star Rail: The Savior Is Being Deployed

Bad news: I transmigrated.

Good news: I have a System.

Bad news: The System's activation quest is to save the world once.

Eight-year-old Jian Kevin Kaslana Zizai checked the date and time, then recalled all the lore of Honkai: Star Rail. He couldn't help looking up at the sky with tears in his eyes. What did I ever do to deserve this? Bro, are you asking me to take on Nanook or a Lord Ravager one-on-one?

As a modern transmigrator who lives by the principle of playing it safe, Jian Zizai initially planned to head to Herta Space Station before the story began ten years later, then hop aboard the Astral Express and tag along for the world-saving mission on Jarilo-VI.

The protagonist is a descendant of the Kaslana family and its heir. He becomes an Aeon in the middle and later parts of the story.

The early chapters really do feel like watching through a security camera. If you don't like that, just skip volumes three and four. They're honestly awful. Start with volume five instead; I don't think the story goes off the rails there.

To be clear once again: the protagonist transmigrates into Kevin, but he isn't Kevin. The protagonist never went through what Kevin did!

He'll have two golden fingers: one is the System he was born with, and the other is a chat group. ( ) And since Honkai: Star Rail came out late, there'll be some multiverse adventures too.

Updates might be a little slow, depending on how things go (I'm still a student), but I'll finish it eventually. (Unless I'm really busy, I'll try to update twice a day.)

I've decided Asta will be the sole heroine.

I asked a friend to put together the AI-generated cover. No copyright issues.

I don't feel like writing anymore. The novel has officially gone on hiatus.