Honkai Impact 3Rd: From the Start, I Became the End, and Took Life by the Reins

The writing is very good, and it is a joy to write about the protagonist's experience of becoming a person like the Masked Fool Micro Tower. The same goes for what the system says about the protagonist's life experience.

The writing is pretty good, but the emotional process is a bit too abstract. If the writing hadn't been better, I might have given it two stars. For the first time, I felt that I was so frustrated (emotionally) by reading Invincible. If the emotional route written by Fan was not so abstract, it would not be as high as 6.5 Points now.

Rather than saying that the protagonist has divinity, it is better to say that the protagonist is the fourth natural disaster, chaos, who has understood his own nature. He is a player who does whatever it takes to complete the task and pursues happiness. The starting setting is that ordinary people without power and Chongchong go all the way to campus life. They are afraid of death, so they suppress their nature and live cautiously. But in the unsystematic future that the system interprets, the protagonist seems to be a rookie who wants to take the salvation line but lacks the ability and lack of strategy, leading to be. The system is here, and the rewards given are very impressive, and the protagonist can let himself go (also, a social animal must have a dark heart to some extent) But comparing it with the future deduced by the system, it makes people want to complain: it has changed, but it seems that it has not changed. The only difference is that one is incapable of causing exposure, and the other is capable of ensuring the bottom line, but the simulated future suspects that the protagonist has ulterior motives in contacting them, which is solid. But in the next chapter, after the author slides down at the speed of light, the plot becomes more troublesome [laughing evilly] At least for now, "joy" is not, haha, it is the protagonist. What I saw was real fun. The boss played well. {Just a quick comment here, come back if you have other ideas}

I personally feel that, in fact, the failure in that life was because the protagonist was too straight. All the Valkyries should have feelings for her. Maybe they were too hasty, maybe they were embarrassed to refuse, and were taken as real rejection by the protagonist, so they turned around and found others. This has always led to the protagonist's failed life. In fact, there is always a way to go back, but the protagonist never looks back.

It smells like a short video about female abuse, but it's half-baked [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

Very good, very free. This is the real player, the real protagonist, the real fourth natural disaster. We don't need to grovel, it doesn't matter to us. We just need the practical fun and real freedom in the game of playing house. I think in my heart, even if it's just a thought, do it, even if it makes everyone wail, then what does this have to do with me? Yes, they died, I did it because I wanted to, instead of keeping it in my heart and playing with them with the so-called filter, this house-playing game called salvation. The protagonist seems to have some unnecessary emotions.

Very nice, keep updating twice a day. After just starting now, the data should be better, but I don't know what the Dominator Herrscher was assigned by the protagonist. Is it used to arrange the subsequent plot? Like Mei, I felt quite uncomfortable there, but after the plot is dealt with, it will be much easier to accept, but it would be more exciting to change Hanabi to the protagonist [laughing] What's the point of Hanabi beating Rita [laughing]

It looks good and I want to watch it. Kiana kicks herself off the track every day [face covering] Come on, big brother who writes 🐭!

What is the author's name on the other site?

Although I haven't read much, this book deals with emotions. It feels like you traveled to a world where you could die at any time. Out of survival instinct, you urgently sought a way to survive, so you fell in love with Kiana. After getting along for a long time, you fell in love with her from the bottom of your heart, and you were rejected many times. Later, he became confused and began to follow his survival instinct, pursuing others at will to gain a sense of security and to fill the emotional rift. In the end, he met Li Sushang, who fell in love with him, but was unable to respond. So far, there was no experience after the system. After Su Bai, who got the system, learned about the subsequent experience, he first I once again confessed to Kiana. After thinking about it, I accepted the future given by the system. I only modified it with my law-knowledge ability. My feelings for Kiana will not affect me too much. Up to this point, I feel that there is nothing wrong with it. After all, they say that the protagonist is just an ordinary person. But later on, I felt that my own perception was very poor, not that I am talking about the future. The thing about the palace is not good, after all, it is explained that it is a harem story, but because the protagonist rejects Kiana's confession, and the four years of unrequited love finally collapses, there is no problem, but the system gives you someone in the future who loves you, but then how to write that because of emotional failure, "I" want to open a harem to prove that you love me? Is it because the protagonist doesn't know that someone in the future given by the system loves him? Is it because one should constantly ridicule oneself when one is born, and should ignore those who love oneself after feeling inferior? Should those who fall in love with "you" be ignored? So Li Sushang's love for "you", who had nothing at the time, should be met with the result of ignoring it. Not to mention other things, the future protagonist's reputation given by the system is "passionate" and "ulterior motives". So Li Sushang's love for "you" should be deserved with the result of such disregard? The bitterness and sweetness of love in the first chapter is quite suitable.