Honkai: Star Rail Watch Party: You’re All a Little Too Normal

In fact, this is fine, the characters are not OOC, the plot is played, and there are no inexplicable organizations involved. . . A very good book

It's not bad. The character is basically not OOC. What makes me most satisfied is that Lao Yang's character history and many movie-watching novels take the talk about the collapse expert seriously. Although it is indeed interesting that Lao Yang is sometimes in trouble, but everything has a degree, but some novels and some people take this seriously, which leads to people scolding Lao Yang and calling him a waste. Our caretakers are all heroes, but some people take this joke seriously, and they won't listen no matter how they explain it. This is why I hate the joke of this collapse expert. Moreover, when the author wrote the character biography, he went to check the information. This is much better than some authors. Although Kevin's chapter is a little more accurate in order to learn faster, but overall it is not bad. Author, come on

What a great description. The biggest advantage is that the point of view is presented from the character's perspective (and it is very consistent with the character's cognition, without OOC), because if the point of view is presented from the author's perspective, it often has a final effect (is it an absolute truth in the novel?) Even if the guess is wrong, it can be attributed to the character's insufficient knowledge of the truth, and he is not easily stabbed in the back. Also, the progression of the story in reality is quite reasonable. (In the part of Otto's Great Dream, Kiana not only grew up, but Himeko didn't take a knife either. Author, you did a great job!)

OK OK. You must persevere. If you maintain quality, even if there are troughs, they will pass quickly. There is still a lot to write about, so let's take our time. My friend, yours is the first echelon of movie-watching movies. You wrote a few lengthy sit-ups and a long chapter on Scott while the book was still new, but none of the above can be considered highlights or breaking points. I can only say that I choose to pursue it.

Author, if you play them a video of Bai E killing the demigods one by one in the eternal reincarnation, what will they do? ♡(.◜ω◝.)♡

Otto's climb up the tree was a bit of a bummer. The plan has been scrapped, but he showed off his future achievements in the chat area and showed off his desire for performance and interaction, and a bunch of people gave him all kinds of blessings and tributes 😒

The character design has not collapsed for the time being, and the character design is relatively restored. We can draw a conclusion. Beng San and Beng Tie are not in the same universe. New texts and information have confirmed that they are not in the same universe. Iron Tomb directly wiped out all life in the universe (it's hard to say). Xi Lian used the power of the one-time Memory Star God to reshape the universe (Xi Lian was trapped in the previous reincarnation).

Overall, the book is good, but it is different from other novels of this type. He prefers to tell some original stories, and he focuses on telling some relatively main stories and rarely tells the little fun in the story. The only fun that can make me think of it immediately is Scott's. I'm not even sure if there are others, so the overall atmosphere is a bit depressing. If you just read it for fun, I don't recommend this book very much, because it may be boring to read. The book has very negative emotions, at least I am someone who hardly jumps when reading a book, but this book really made me jump, especially when he directly wrote down the main plot of a certain paragraph in the middle. To be honest, I am not curious at all about their performance in the process of seeing this main plot. If you don't mind talking about the advantages, it will add some pretty good supplementary additional descriptions to some videos. As far as I am concerned, his descriptions may be more interesting and more detailed than the videos themselves.

This is the movie-going novel I want to see, especially the audience comments that really express my feelings. It's just that the ratio of the plot to the comments is a bit unarranged. After reading a few sentences of the plot, a lot of comments pop up, which affects the viewing experience. Also, it feels like the audience has forgotten it after watching the movie. It's like when the plot is shown, it feels like it's just a roadside after the highlights.

The character's personality is quite restored and there are no major flaws. Compared with the other two books I read, your writing is a bit messy