[Honkai: Star Rail and Genshin Impact Roleplay] + [National Fate] + [No Romance for the Protagonist]
Nan Xing is a girl, a beauty, and a fan of Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail. One perfectly ordinary day, she transmigrates.
Nothing changes. She’s still poor, still an orphan, but she’s still from the Dragon Kingdom. Well, that’s something.
The only difference is that there’s now a National Fate game.
“Is my story going to be that cultural decline caused the Dragon Kingdom to fall from the world’s top three to a nobody, then I descend like a god to save it and make it the strongest nation in the world, while slapping foreign countries and foreign admirers in the face?” Nan Xing says with shining eyes, having just transmigrated to the Dragon Kingdom.
“Go back to sleep. You can dream about anything. The Dragon Kingdom became number one in the world ages ago thanks to the rewards from the National Fate game. None of that stuff you imagined exists,” says the Star Origin Roleplay System, rolling its eyes.
“So why did you bring me here?”
“You always fantasized about transmigrating, so I made your wish come true!”
“I was just saying that! Who knew you’d actually bring me here?!”
“Uh, there’s no going back. Just think of it as a trip, and help me boost my performance while you’re at it. The National Fate game belongs to a friend of mine, so it’s perfectly safe.”
“And the rewards...?”
“Don’t worry, they’ll be generous!”
“...I’m in!!”
And so...
Wei Wuxian: “Eat your fill, drink your fill, and have a safe journey!”
Xiao Yanzi: “Cut the clouds, split the mountains!!”
Hu Yifei: “Xiangling, another serving of boiled bass, please!!”
Ling Meiqi: “Teacher Zhongli, I still don’t understand this problem.”
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(Note: The protagonist’s abilities change according to the world.)
It's well-written, with novel and interesting content, but there are too many bullet comments. Could you please reduce the number of bullet comments?
It's so good, so good! (Author, please add an extra chapter since I gave you a five-star review.)
It looks nice, but it's a bit lacking.