Synopsis:
Bad news: Xia Jingxi has just transmigrated to a parallel world, only to accidentally get caught up in a real-life infinite survival game.
Good news: He's awakened the essential golden finger for transmigrators, a Star Rail game gacha System.
Bad news: Xia Jingxi has the worst luck imaginable.
Good news: He's met a handsome, handsome, and strong companion who's also incredibly lucky.
“Bro, let me soak up some of your luck!”
How did soaking up his good luck end with me getting together with him, too?
Content warnings:
1. This story features characters and plotlines from Honkai: Star Rail. Some game content is unavoidable, and some plot elements will be changed where possible without making the characters act out of character. Please read with that in mind!
2. There will be only three Star Rail worlds; all the others are original. Because of how the golden finger works, the character cards will be with them throughout, but there won't be any unprompted conflicts. This is basically a feel-good power fantasy, and the golden finger is ridiculously powerful! If that's not for you, please don't read. No hard feelings!
3. This is a female-audience-targeted story with two male leads. I don't need to spell out what the romance is about, right? CP: Xia Jingxi x Shang Yan.
4. The author is sensitive and writes whatever comes to mind. I can be easily influenced by comments, so I may not check them often to avoid disrupting the update schedule. Please leave your brains at the door before reading.
5. No fighting, no putting other stories down, and no insulting the author. If you like it, read on; if you don't, let's part peacefully! Just clicking in and scrolling or turning the page counts as agreeing, okay?
I feel that the author is too focused on the plot of the game, which has led to many settings that are contradictory... Since the novice level allows you to lose attribute points by defeating monsters, and you have given the protagonist such a large number of tricks to easily kill the mobs in seconds, wouldn't the logic of a normal person be to quickly defeat the mobs so that the novice level can gain attribute advantages? Instead of collecting attribute points, the protagonist wastes his time sleeping and slowly killing monsters with two other people he just met (the key point is that he is completely unfamiliar with those two people when they just met. I don't know why he has to slowly accompany Milkman to help him. As long as he doesn't kill them by himself, he won't have attribute points). Later, he went to be a fun person and still didn't grind monsters through the plot. Also, at the beginning, you were still struggling with how to find excuses to rationalize the plot, but as soon as you encountered the European Emperor teammates who were in trouble, you were all bald... The key point is that you and this teammate have only known each other for a day, right? You were so bald before, and then you started to struggle with how to make excuses... Emm... Don't you think it's too late? Emm... If you don't want to completely turn into a game fanfic, it's better to integrate the Bengtie plot with your infinite flow game framework more harmoniously. At the moment, I just feel that some of the protagonist's actions are very disconnected... In addition, half of the main and side plots of the novice copy you set up are about killing mobs, but most of your space is used to write the game plot. This will make it difficult for those who do not play Bengtie to read it, and those who play Bengtie will not bother to read it carefully after they have passed the main plot in the game... Emm The presence of Goldfinger is also very low. In the first twenty chapters, there is only one chapter where the protagonist uses Goldfinger to defeat monsters. The following sentence says that the protagonist is responsible for plundering the formation...