Honkai: Star Rail: I Show Off in Front of Feixiao from the Start and Nearly Blow It

I enjoyed it. I really liked the protagonist's humor and eloquence. Some comments said they felt frustrated, but I didn't. At least, there wasn't any situation where the protagonist's dignity was trampled on. If someone thinks the protagonist has to suffer even the slightest hardship to feel satisfied, then I have nothing to say.

It's actually quite good, but I'm not sure if I'm being too serious, or if I've been reading too many serious books. I always feel like the protagonist is seriously doing abstract things. Every time I read about doing abstract things, I picture the protagonist with a straight face doing abstract things. Oh my god.

The plot is quite good; it's very enjoyable as long as you don't nitpick the details. Although many people say there are problems with the timeline, the power levels have collapsed. However, these factors don't significantly impact the content of fan fiction itself, especially since not everyone is a fan of fan fiction.

The writing is okay, but the timeline is truly outrageous. It's like editing together thousands of years of time from the birth of destruction to the present day, as if it were cut and pasted together. The hobbies are alright, it's just the timeline that's making me lose control.

It's good; the dialogue is quite humorous.

You can also [appreciate it carefully] and like Little Flying Sky.

It's pretty good. The main character is a scathing critic, and he can even join in the (tu cao, meaning to roast or criticize) with people nearby.

It's good, but the ages of the characters are a little problematic.

A very interesting novel

Keep it up, it's well written. When will the protagonist embark on his destiny?