Honkai: Star Rail: Becoming Nanook's Second Personality

The book I Am a Fictional (Crossed Out) Historian was actually originally titled Overbearing Nanook Falling in Love with Me [Sneaky Smile]

The plot is very innovative and it is rare to see a film without a female protagonist.

In fact, the author's books are really good. I have read his first book, and the writing is immature and the emotional line is a bit unremarkable. But in literature, everything is difficult at the beginning, so it can be forgiven. This second book actually has obvious shortcomings, that is, after reading it for a few minutes, I was a little disappointed with the world in the simulation because it was not vivid enough, in my personal opinion. What kind of destruction will Nanook be? I think his destruction should not be so narrow, the destruction of the enemy, the destruction of oneself, the destruction of things. In the Taoist "Tao Jing Jing", destruction refers to the destruction of three souls and seven souls, the kind that disappears from heaven and earth and nourishes living creatures. As the embodiment of entropy, Nanook was already bound by his destiny the moment he became the Star God. Human nature has dissipated, and divinity has occupied the high ground since then. His destruction is nourished by human nature, so his divinity should also be destroyed by mortals. So in the ending, Nanook's toppled tower already hinted at his destiny. When the wall fell and everyone pushed it down, he was a god and no one needed to say anything because he didn't care. His destiny was everything to him. Destruction accepted him, and he embraced destruction. In the universe, the starry sky is lonely, and every star is a corpse. We are all insects and will eventually be destroyed. But we will meet in memory. This is the tenderness of destruction. Do you still remember what Nanook said to memory after becoming a god? If the birth of life is a kind of torture, then if I give them a response, will they live forever in their memory? The answer is yes

It's not brainless, it's logical, it's a fine Star Iron fanfic, but I don't like it a bit without a female protagonist. It doesn't matter if it's a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, but without a female protagonist, it feels a little less interesting. I'll put it on the bookshelf and wait to read it when I'm interested. After all, it's good to update it twice a day on time. I'll give it a five-star to help.

It's super beautiful. I love the author so much. The author is great, come on!

Well, another good simulation novel.

Not bad, very interesting

A cool novel about a domineering president