Give Honkai: Star Rail a Taste of Death

In my opinion, he is considered a top Bengtie fan. In various settings, you can see the author's repeated deliberation, and there is no OOC. Jing Yuan's resourcefulness and Otto's temperament are vividly written by the author. I particularly like one sentence in the article, which completely expresses the author's own understanding of Bengtie. "This universe is probably sick." "Abundance creates disaster, harmony eliminates noise, and preservation accumulates bloodshed. " "... And death is redeeming life. ""

After reading over a hundred chapters, I feel that it is one of the better Star Iron fics. The writing is good, the characters are fleshed out, and the work is well done. As long as it doesn't fall apart later, it's a rare good thing. It started to fall apart later on, and it felt like it wasn't written by the same person. The protagonist had a clone with his own consciousness to pick up girls, and then he waited for the clone to finish picking up the girl and then take it back. He also licked Alicia too much, and the plan was ruined and he licked her back again. He could compete with Aha for being the least popular. There was too much narration at the end, so I just highlighted one point.

To be honest, this book is very well written at the beginning. I really had a hard time with the Otto section. I highly recommend it to everyone who plays Bengtie and knows some Sanbengzi. The writing by Yun Yan is also okay (it's like a dream, I am still very moved when I wake up). But when it comes to Warhammer, it is really I can't stand it anymore. For someone who hasn't read it carefully and isn't very interested in understanding the complicated world view of Warhammer, it's really hard to watch it (I gave up on this copy after reading two chapters). It feels like it's a bit out of touch with the main body of Beng Tie. To be honest, the previous book was really good, and I really enjoyed reading it, but when it came to Warhammer, I couldn't stand it anymore, so I had no choice but to reluctantly give it up. After deleting it from the bookshelf, I really wanted to find a replacement for this book, because the previous book was so to my liking, but I couldn't find a book of that taste, and I felt a little empty in my heart. Then I ran back and wrote this review, and I could only sigh that it was a pity. All in all, this is a good book. I wish you a prosperous future.

It's a very interesting comedy. There are knives in the middle, a lot of knives, but it makes people very happy. At present, I am very optimistic about the author's handling method. Once you pick up this bowl, you can't smash it and scold your mother. However, I still have some doubts about the new plot. I have watched too many human swordsmanship, and I can no longer watch swordsmanship. I prefer a happy ending. Also, I'm looking forward to the follow-up of Walter's chapter.

As of Chapter 81: Overall, it's pretty good. What I'm more satisfied with is the part about Yanqing's copy and the persecution of Walter. How to say it? The previous writing was not very good, including the protagonist's first contact with Huangquan and Kiana's peers (forgot their names), which made me feel very embarrassed. Maybe I didn't take it in. This kind of thing would look cool if I put it in, but if I didn't, it would just feel awkward. Then there is the latest copy of Warhammer (is it called this, I forgot). For someone like me who has never had any contact with it, I will only feel confused after reading it. I only briefly went through it, and I can only say that it is okay. It is recommended that the author write more about knives. For example, the plot between Gui Naifen and Li Sushang was very good, and the plot between Yanqing and Yunli was also very good. Generally speaking, it's okay. Some are acceptable, and some can't stand it.

Great, my dear, I rarely read a novel in such a immersive way. This book basically conforms to all my fantasies about Star God. From my personal point of view, only [Game] and [Life] can be compared with the protagonist of this book, and even [Game] is a bit worse. Well, the characterization and plot are also very smooth, especially Especially the way this book portrays the Bishop, I like it so much. For me, as long as the quality is maintained in the future, it is not false that this book can score at least 8.9 Or even 9 or more. It is really fun, my friend, in general, I have great expectations for this book... [Sending Hearts] [Eating Melon]

The plot of the novel is fascinating and full of unexpected twists and wonderful developments. The author has a very rich imagination and has conceived many novel and unique settings and plots, which made me constantly feel surprised and novel during the reading process. At the same time, the characters in the book are also very vivid and vivid, and each character has its own personality characteristics, which can be seen from the interesting and distinctive reactions of the characters. Although the pacing is a bit draggy or too tight in some places, this is unavoidable in itself, and otherwise it is almost flawless. Whether from the perspective of plot, characters or imagination, this book is a rare masterpiece and worth reading.

I have read the most well-written humanities. The description of nothingness is very understanding, and the understanding of death is also very deep. The protagonist's IQ is also online, and there are no OOC characters. This book has one good thing. Modern literary works are too impetuous. This book is very calm, and the writing is really good. In short, there is no need to say more about how great it is. Five stars are enough. I usually don't post book reviews. This book is really good, but I haven't played Honkai Impact III and I don't like the characters in Honkai Impact III. Other than that, there's nothing wrong with this book.

After seeing the latest chapter, how should I put it, the early stage was pretty good, but in the later stage I felt like I let myself go and started messing around. I was actually looking forward to the separation between Sylva and the protagonist's previous life, but now it seems that the author is still planning to make dumplings. Love is the fall of free will, but the so-called utopia constructed, and even the script, are ultimately false. Using so-called falsehood to make those female characters fall in love with the protagonist and finally saying something like "ladies, you have harmed me" is too hypocritical. Although the protagonist in the novel has always emphasized that he is possessive of various female characters but not in love, the final result is not what the protagonist said. Now that the script is constructed, let it develop freely. The author keeps adding things to the script and changing it. In fact, what he wants to see is just the most perfect result that he wants to see. Although I understand that such tortuous writing can give the novel the number of words to write, it is really psychologically uncomfortable. However, among similar books, it is still good, very original and very subversive, so I will take the first step. Come on, author!

The writing is quite good, but when it comes to Yanqing in the back, I feel that it doesn't look good (from my point of view, if I don't mark the CP when writing it, I can't drink Yanqing Yunli). Overall, it's pretty good, and I'm looking forward to the rest.