Honkai: Star Rail: I'm Definitely Not Tribios

It's alright. The writing isn't the best, but the plot is really interesting. Although I always tend to predict the plot will become more complex, the author prefers a simple, slice-of-life style. Just for the sake of Tibby, I'm giving it five stars.

Is the female lead really not a puppet?

I've finished reading it. It's very well written, currently focusing on heartwarming slice-of-life moments. I hope it continues like this, although it would be perfectly normal if it turned into a tragic ending, after all… but I still hope it continues. After all, if it's just constant angst, what's the point of coming here? Keep it up, author!

Reborn as Tirispius, her entire family eavesdrops on her thoughts.

I finished watching it at lightning speed; the everyday scenes weren't too bad. But why did you have to impose a limitation? When a self-destructing being falls into the void, their consciousness is completely annihilated, along with their physical body. Does this mean the protagonist becomes a Fallen One, an Assimilated One, or an Undying Tragedy after falling into the void? 🤦

The protagonist is constantly being controlled, which is uncomfortable to watch, but the slice-of-life aspect (?) Makes up for it. It seems like a slice-of-life story right now, but I'll come back and fill in the emotional gaps (or maybe deduct a few more) once the main storyline begins.

Am I easily amused? Why am I laughing so much? 🤦

I hope things can speed up a bit and the main character gets stronger; right now, it feels like they're constantly being pushed forward by Xiaoti.

Although I don't know exactly what it's about, I just have the urge to keep watching. Maybe it's because there aren't many topics about Big Tibo? Anyway, it's enjoyable.

It's beautiful! It's beautiful! It's beautiful! I'm saying it three times because it's important!