Honkai: Star Rail Simulator: A Hundred Reincarnations

The plot is at a watchable level, not bad but not excellent, and the characters are well established. The writing is good. I took a quick look at the plot and stared at the various small settings, foreshadowing, narration, and philosophy. It was quite interesting.

Let me give you a good review first. The scoring mechanism of Yang Persimmon is somewhat special. If there are too few reviewers, even if the reviews are positive, the book will only get a score of five or six. When the number of people rating increases, the rating will return to normal. So, please give me a thumbs up~ This is really important to me!

It's a pretty good fanfic, and it's considered good in the field of simulators. The author's writing is very rigorous, and it can be seen that he has carefully studied the game content and text. The author has his own research in this area (I feel like the author and I both play Beng Heming, and I like the characters and have a very good sense of the plot. For example, I basically like all the simulations. My friend and I have very different opinions on the new plot of Mingchao.) Finally, I wish the author good results with this book and don't run away halfway (I have seen several favorite books run away 🥺 🥺 🥺)

The content is reasonable, the character creation is substantial, and it is exciting and interesting. However, the current simulation is too path-dependent. Although the heroine of each simulation is different, the core is repeated. The author is too limited to writing the protagonist to death at the end. As the B grid rises and the power increases, it is foreseeable that the protagonist will simulate each time. The simulated fateful death is becoming more and more sloppy and difficult. My suggestion is to directly connect the simulation with the current story, such as using memory return or two bodies to become one, because instead of writing the protagonist to death with the death of the star god, it is better to directly and seamlessly connect the story, and finally create the feeling of all the bodies being unified. Of course this is just my suggestion. The author's current ideas are also good 🤔

The writing is okay, but it seems that you have the idea of ​​​​writing about Lily. Is there a hint in Chapter 167? Probably? (I hope there won't be lilies) (ノдヽ) If I really have an idea, then I can only run away ==> ﾍ( ´Д`)ﾉ

Five-star praise, the writing is good, the author is very detailed, I have researched a lot of information, and it is quite exciting so far. However, the description of combat may need to be studied a bit, and the writing should be as graphic and huge as possible. What I didn't expect was that Kyoryu would become a yandere dragon girl. Tsk, it has to be you, the author. As for the emotional line, Huang Quan and Ruan Mei feel a bit hasty, or the feeling of love is not written. The best is Jingliu, followed by Black Tower. Of the simulation novels I have read so far, I feel that that one is the best one. It basically has the battle scenes, relationship progression, conflicts and disputes, middle school boy, and writing styles that I want, although that one is probably based on the main plot. In short, the future is promising and the author still needs to practice.

Yes, I want to read Mockingbird and Ka Ma, but I haven't seen many books with Ka Ma as the heroine 😢 @

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Before Chapter 13, I felt very good about it, and at least I had the desire to read on. Unlike other articles, there is no logic at all. Maybe it is because I can't stand the simulator. After seeing the system, I unconsciously felt that the rating of this book dropped a bit, but overall it is still good. Maybe I've read too much of Bengtie's short stories. Now when I read Bengtie's stories, I prefer reading them at a slower pace. I don't know if other people feel the same way.