Honkai: Star Rail National Fate: I Set Up Aglaea with My Anaxa

Well, I personally think this is a work that shows unique depth in the theme of national destiny. Its core "imitator" setting is subversive (the protagonist gains power through "despicable imitation", but has the lofty goal of "saving the world"). This internal contradiction successfully deconstructs the traditional heroic narrative and gives the character a strong sense of tragedy and mission. Heroes in traditional narratives are often gifted or of noble blood, but the protagonist in this book derives his power from "imitation," a method considered "despicable." This actively deconstructs traditional heroism, placing the protagonist in a gray area of ​​morality and ability. His power is accompanied by the original sin of "not being original". Every time he grows up, he "steals" the abilities of others. This setting itself is full of profound tragedy and inner tension (this setting has a knife). What? You don't understand what I'm saying, it's just human language The setting of this book is very interesting. The protagonist's ability is "imitation or acting", and the purpose is to save the world in the dangerous national destiny game. This "contrast between means and ends" makes the story particularly interesting. The author writes very seriously and is not a careless writer. Time will be spent in the early stage to lay out the world view and character relationships. Several main characters (such as Nakesia, Aglaiya and Xia Die) are all solidly portrayed. The interaction and emotional development between them is one of the highlights. Although the beginning is not fast, if you keep watching, you will find a lot of foreshadowing and the plot becomes more and more compact. If you like to read in-depth stories about the national destiny that focus on character growth, this book is worth a try [Send Heart]

It's essentially a role-playing story, it's well restored and not occ (spoiler alert) —— —— —— —— —— —— —— —— —— The quarrel between Nakesha and Aglaya was very good. In the early stage, Aglaya did not blindly believe that the protagonist was Nakesha. She gave the protagonist most of the trust through the polygraph function of the golden wire and her own judgment. It was written in Aglaya's dream. It's also very good. It describes how Aya would have lived a stable and peaceful life if she were not the leader of the Golden Descent and had not participated in the Fire Chasing Journey. The interaction between Maomao, Tibao and Aya was also very touching. Don't be put off by the shark at the beginning! ! ! That was a trap set up by the protagonist to allow Aya and Nakesia to return to their original world and complete their mission at the same time.

Lately I've been reading about things like the Star Railway National Games Because I feel that these articles are all in the same routine, and they only cover the skin of the characters, and there is nothing interesting to read. But I had nothing to do recently and decided to read one, so I clicked on this book. After all, multiple characters are always more attractive than a single character I saw the beginning, my Anaxagoras and Nakesha were discussing who is the ultimate solo pusher of the earth beasts. I've become somewhat interested, and I plan to make a decision after seeing it. I saw it. I read it several times before I understood it. All in all it's very good

I think this book is a breath of fresh air in the literature on national sports performance. It has a clear theme center, a clear main line, and its own understanding of the characters. Overall, it is very good. Finally, here's another magic↗↘skill↗tip↘!

(Representing only personal views) This book is really a surprising treasure. Those who love plots will find it refreshing to read a story written by an author who digs deep into the plots. . . I was initially attracted to Mint Kitten, but after reading the first chapter, I was deeply shocked. I really liked Mr. Kexia. When Luo Yu played the role, her wits and layout were perfect, and I recognized it when I saw it! ! And I like the protagonist's character very much. After gaining the power to play the system, he still uses his brain and does not become a self-centered person. The chapter on Polycia may be because the concept of [life and death] is transformed between the Star God and the Concept Rule God. The principles and rules described are like advanced mathematics, which can easily make people sleepy. But after reading it, I suddenly felt enlightened, and I sighed that the article was well-organized and well-organized. (Although I said I understood the comment, I still didn't understand it.) Polycia's introduction in the copy is very small, but I don't think the writing is OOC. Xiao Lu is powerful and is a fragrant and soft little cake in front of her sister. {But it's a pity, because I was so scared that I forgot to give a five-star review after watching the end. I haven't seen the Emperor Chapter yet, so I can't give a comprehensive review [crying]} All in all, if you read this book carefully or re-read it, you will gain a lot.

Yes, it's not like other Bentie fanfics that just want to change the original plot into a brainless version based on the author's humble opinion, and it's still OOC. This book is not OOC and has an original plot, and the quality is also good. It feels like there is an understanding of the character and respect for the character itself.

Very beautiful (๑ت๑) but why is the rating so low? ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ… Oh~I understand❛˓◞˂̵✧ It must be a big tomato hand (｀へ´) Tomato: So I took action୧꒰•ᴗ • ꒱୨ Author-chan, don't forget my review╭(ᵔ_>ᵔ)╮ No matter when or where you are, Alicia will respond to your expectations♪ ʕ⊝ᴥ⊝ʔI am very optimistic about you~

The protagonist has a very positive outlook on life, and so does the author. The writing style is very good, the plot is not awkward at all, and each role has a perfect ending. It is definitely not a clown. It has subverted my understanding of the national destiny story. I won't say anything else. Five-star praise [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love]

A very novel article about the national destiny. I was originally bored with this type of novel, but this novel aroused my interest again. The protagonist is well portrayed, the character is not OOC (in my eyes), and the overall narrative is very delicate, especially the sister of Ke Xia and Xia Die. The protagonist also has a unique understanding of each character. Regarding the issue of combat power, I don't think there is much of a problem. The author himself said that it is a plot-like novel. Of course, I am also looking forward to the ending of the imitator. Of course, I don't want the identity of the protagonist to be discovered by others, but it is so good that this shortcoming can be ignored for me. I haven't finished reading it completely, and I'm afraid I might abandon the book for some reason later, so I graded it in advance. But it is undeniable that it is an extremely excellent work, among all the Bengtie fanfics I have seen. (Oh ho ho ho, Honkai Star Railway won second place in Ben Tie Fans) The bad exhaust gas pulls me away

It feels pretty good. It has some innovations on some issues in the traditional national sports writing. It almost expresses the life-or-death relationship between countries. The national analysis team is smarter and there is no clown commentator. The protagonist has his own name and plays different roles, but in the eyes of others, the name of the character is displayed. This way, the sense of drama will be much less. The tasks required by the system are also related to Enfalos, and the companions are almost the same person. It is not OOC. It is quite interesting. Ignore the national games and it feels OK.