Honkai Impact: I Am in Xingtie, Learning from Fu Hua

It's okay, but forget it if the male protagonist has always been a reckless man. [Eating melon] What is the difference between a reckless man who is consumed by anger and a monster?

It's okay, but it's too uncomfortable for the protagonist to become so angry that he loses his mind and turns into a reckless man, just like Lu Bu.

Speaking of which, the Taixu Sword God is attacking the people of Fengrao. His spirit can't carry his body. I'm afraid if the Sword God goes down, he won't die.

It's nice to watch, but I don't know what the protagonist will think when he sees the marshal.

It's still watchable, but the only feeling I have about the male protagonist is that he has hyperandrosis [face covering]

It's okay so far, I haven't watched much. I'm quite curious whether the heroine is a green bird. Or there is no heroine

Come on, hurry up and I will turn everything around [laughing evilly]

The chapters where Manzō of the Void was cut off as Otto made me feel a little bit happy [I got it]

It's very good. I hope the author doesn't imitate the previous book. The previous book was also great, but the biggest drawback is that it ended too late, which resulted in all the subsequent plot being watery. I hope this book doesn't imitate the previous book. I haven't finished it yet. I have 39 pictures left but I have no desire to read any more. This is a common problem in all leisure books. Even if I know that the plot behind may be very good, I still have no desire to read. This is not only a problem of the author's level, but also the reader's boredom. I wonder if the author has heard others mention the importance of plot arrangement for reader retention. When some old authors find that their books are a bit boring, they will take the initiative to arrange some out-of-frame plots to prevent readers from getting bored. It depends on whether the author can look at his book through the reader's perspective.

So far it's quite interesting, but now that I've read it I realize it's the same author as Fu Chu's. I just want to ask when will Beng San's character appear, or when will the protagonist return to Earth?

Except for the ending, which is a bit rushed, everything else is good, especially the character design. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed. I want to see the follow-up...

It's really good-looking. I like the character of the protagonist. [Blow Kiss] is very tolerant of his own people, but he will punch hard at those who offend him [Like] I hope there won't be a female protagonist. There are already a lot of good female supporting characters, and I will have relationships with many female characters in the future. It's good to just be a blockhead [laughing] Finally, the author must not want eunuchs! [Almost crying] There will be more exciting plots later. Come on!

I haven't seen anything poisonous yet, so let's take a look first.

The characters are included appropriately without destroying the original plot direction.

Fans of the author's last book give the author a good time [laughing]

Looks better, hey

I'll give it five stars first. I still like the articles related to Fu Hua.

Good books make my brain spin [laughter]

The protagonist of this article travels through his second time, and the special ability as Goldfinger is quite satisfactory. The interweaving of daily life and battle is pretty good, and the warm daily life is more exciting than the description of battle. In short, there is nothing outstanding and no obvious poisonous points. As a ration novel, it is acceptable.

The idea is clear and there are currently no major poisonous points. I hope the author can maintain it.

Both the plot and the characterization are very in line with my taste. I give it five stars. I just hope it doesn't fall apart later.

If you can see it, come on, come on

Very much to my taste. The plot is non-toxic and the characterization is quite good. I hope the author will stick to it! ! ! [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

When will we get to Honkai Impact and who will be the heroine?

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good

If you cut it hard, I know that there are still books that haven't scored more than 9 out of 1,000 reviews and can still be read.

It's good-looking. I picked up on it from the previous book. The author's strength is still online.

Yes, but I feel that the protagonist should get on the train when the next train arrives, which is Luofu's drama. Go to the back and add a command-level combat power to our Heizai.

Author, will the protagonist go back?

Nice! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Come on, author! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !