Ye Feng, who transmigrates into the world of Honkai: Star Rail and can barely lift a finger, is sent to the Xianzhou by the Market Development Department from the start.
A Stellaron crisis, a Lord Ravager named Phantylia, and now a crisis involving Hoolay!
Fortunately, his Trailblaze interface finishes loading just in time.
He can travel between Honkai: Star Rail and Teyvat, resell goods between the two worlds, and even copy talent traits from his customers?
Zhongli: Jade Shield (Gold), Planet Befall (Gold), Dragon Queller (Gold)!
Keqing: Yunlai Swordsmanship (Purple), Starward Sword (Gold), Starward Sword Rain (Gold)!
Jingliu: Moonlit River (Gold), Moon-Drinker (Gold), Mirror of Ancient Divinity (Gold)!
Acheron: Eightfold Thunder (Gold), Red Leaves in the Rain (Gold), One-Slash Severance (Gold)!
Baizhu: These branches of the Ambrosial Arbor can really extend a person’s life?
Keqing: The Xianzhou Marshal’s swordsmanship can actually cleave stars apart?
Jing Yuan: Why is there long life that doesn’t lead to Mara-Struck? And what’s with this little zombie named Qiqi?
Jingliu: Could the power over Time and Wind let me sever the karma of the past?
This is ridiculous! I was stunned to see someone spend 500,000 Mora to give Yanqing her talent and ultimate ability to Keqing. It's not unreasonable for each member of Liyue to have a set of equipment, is it? Selling advanced technology is one thing, but selling this kind of abstract concept is easy to mess up if not handled properly.
This is too watery, go watch it yourself 😄
It's psychedelic, like it was written after eating mushrooms. There are many small errors, but no major ones. Oh well, just watch.
Well enough…
It's okay to watch when you're bored.
I've never played Honkai Impact 3rd. I can only skip around while watching Genshin Impact.
I kind of wanted to watch it, but then again, watching it felt pointless and so boring. Ah, the ocean, you're all water.
Besides books, it's still water.
Overall it's alright, just a bit messy, especially the transitions. But it's much better than most highly-rated novels.
It's pretty good, but the plot is a bit too much to watch.