Honkai: Star Rail: No Joke, This One Is the Real Savior

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Interesting, quite good, but writing Omphalos too early makes it easy to backstab [laughing evilly] A lot of it is treated as a personal setting, but at least it is well written. However, the worldview of Bengtie is interesting. The so-called Happy Masked Fool doesn't even have the work of the fictional historian and Yi Ting Yi [face covering]. After saving Onfalos, we can consider plots of other factions, such as the Rangers, the Pure Knights, the fictional historian, the company and the chaos doctor. There is no need to follow the train crew. After all, the main plot of the game can be easily written. Rushing into the ending of this novel after writing it will inevitably be a bit blunt. You can write the original while waiting for the game plot to be updated, which will not be easy to backstab. And to be honest, the plots of these other factions of Bengtie are not easy to backstab. There are always game texts and simulated universe texts. After all, Bengtie's main line is pioneering, which revolves around the pioneers, and occasionally intersects with some forces. After saving Omphalos, I can slow down and write some original plots.

This book review only represents my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it. Discussions are welcome. I want to read Chapter 90. This book is pretty good. The protagonist's golden finger is neither too heaven-defying nor too overwhelming. The language in some parts of the novel is cumbersome, but it's understandable in Tomato. Compared to other Tomato novels, it's pretty good. The only thing that needs attention is that this novel is written based on the plot of 3.2. It is very difficult for people who really understand the subsequent plot. Starting from more than 20 chapters, there are many places that are obviously inconsistent with the logic of the original plot. I will give a few examples here: 1. There is no need to chat between Tibao and Tibao, unless one of them is about to run out of power and is dying. Tibao in this novel also relies on word-of-mouth communication. 2. Na Kexia only confirmed the reincarnation hypothesis after seeing the soul projection of the previous generation of demigods and seeing the previous death titan. In this novel, Ke Xia had already discovered the truth about reincarnation early on, without any help from anyone. 3. Saifei actually likes Aya very much. He pretends to reject Aya and dislike the journey to chase the fire in order to ensure that his ruse is not seen through. In the novel, it turns into a simple dislike of Aglai. In addition, the author also added many settings in the novel that were not in the original plot, such as "Golden Blood" - an explosive state formed after Jin Yi fully developed himself. All in all, this book is quite good based on the plot alone. It is suitable for killing time and is suitable for cloud players who have not learned much about the original plot. Players who know the original plot are advised to clear their minds if they want to watch it.

Author, your writing is so good, [Admiration] I must reward you with five-star praise [Shy]

It's pretty good, but the pace is a little too fast. I hope it won't crash.

It's very good. There are some small flaws at the beginning, but it looks very comfortable later on. It's not entirely fun to fight, but it has some brains (I remember Kaslana was very smart before she met the external brain)

It's great. What's more to say with more than ten chapters in one day? But I just saw some people speculating that Bai E is the messenger of destruction. If that's true, wouldn't the author be stabbed in the back? [Laughing] Maybe it is, but the current trend can also be written in that direction. Just treat it as an unofficial history. Come on, author.

The plot isn't top-notch but it's not bad either. It's much better than ordinary ones, and the updates are pretty impressive. There are occasional minor glitches, but they don't affect the overall experience. If you want to kill time or want to find a relaxing book, this one is quite suitable.

I hope there will be more updates, and the author doesn't have to worry about being backstabbed. It's good to write in a parallel universe. It's not like there are no parallel universes to write well. If you finish the Golden War before the next plot comes out, you can backstab me [Cool] It's already the Golden War, when will we write about the pink goblin? It's already a parallel universe, so write more fiercely and let Xi Lian directly retrieve Alicia's memory QAQ

It's good to read ^ω^ Even though I haven't played Beng San much, I can understand it (I am a new captain at level 51 and have only been online for 17 days). I am considered a loyal Bentie player (I have completed all the pit missions in 1.6, Starting with 144). This book is also very good to read [laughs] There are not many poisonous points, most of them are backstabbed.