I am a clown through and through.
I offer myself up to destruction.
I consign the future to its end.
I embed my life within the Amber Lord's towering walls.
I let my soul sink forever into the depths of nothingness.
I give my freedom forever to all who revel in joy.
I bid farewell to the pioneering journey of life. I am unworthy of being a Nameless.
I am a clown through and through.
Honkai: Star Rail is my stage. With no script, revelry will be all I have. I will begin my performance, offering up all of my life to those who revel in joy. Ladies and gentlemen... please take your seats.
“The clown has removed his mask. The show is about to begin. I hope I can bring you a little joy. It is my honor, and it will be all my life amounts to.”
“You may weep, and you may grieve, but do not forget that this moment belongs to joy. Please enjoy my absurd and ridiculous performance. Your laughter is the finest reward you could give me.”
Respectfully yours, the Clown Who Is No One
Although I rarely read Xingtie fanfics, this one is indeed my favorite Xingtie fanfic. The system's harmful anti-routine writing also made my eyes shine. The image of the protagonist is also very vivid, the torture of reality on him and the heartfelt love and dependence on Bengtie's character. Emmm, forgive me for not being good at words. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, there is an inexplicable feeling of resonance, and I feel inexplicably sad when I look at it. Furthermore, this book's explanation of destiny is better than many books, and it is very philosophical. To sum up, it's a good book, not a traditional fanfic, and worth reading, that's all.
It's a very philosophical book, and I feel like there's always a touch of sadness surrounding this book. What I like very much is that the Aha in the article is not the Aha who finds vulgar fun in fan fiction. A star god with a real and practical philosophical concept. Moreover, the relationship with the female character is not ambiguous like in other novels. There are real feelings.
I read the first volume in one go. After reading it, I personally think that the author's thinking is advanced. The first volume writes a little about the protagonist's background and past. It is based on an ordinary person's regret for past choices and expresses the protagonist's desire to leave but also his longing for everything he loves. In the first volume, a large article is used to describe the changes of the protagonist, which expresses the protagonist's transformation very thoroughly, and also reflects the author's thinking about people. On the surface, he is writing a comedy, but there is a hint of sadness hidden in it, which reflects the sentence that the essence of comedy is tragedy. I personally think this book is worth reading, but this is just my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, please forgive me. Thank you. ｡ﾟﾟ ･｡ ･ﾟﾟ｡ ﾟ. ｡ﾟ ﾟ･｡･ﾟ ( ╲ / / ╲ ╲/ / ╲ ╲ / ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ﾉ ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ╱ ╲
To be honest, my writing is okay now Brother, let me give you a suggestion. It's a bit scary to change the cover.
Damn, I feel like I've read a few chapters of this book. I feel it's of high quality and beautiful. I feel like I want to cry, and then I get goosebumps 😢 😢 😢
Very good, very philosophical. Why do birds want to fly? That smell?
It's so good. I read ten chapters and I really wanted to cry. Oh, my dear author, why haven't you updated it yet? Don't force me. I'm spiraling and begging you on my knees.
What's the main character's name?
Good stuff, even a top-notch book.
It's so well written that I cried when I read it [I almost cried]