Honkai: Star Rail: Hunting Kafka from the Start

At present, it seems that the integration is okay, but the most important thing is to be able to update every day. If Zhanshuang is alive, it is victory 😂

This book has received mixed reviews. But I think this book is well written! First of all, the author's treatment of the character Song Jiang is novel and unique. This completely broke Song Jiang's previous style of obeying Tang Monk's advice. Tang Seng is not like before, always chatting with Lin Daiyu and not doing his job properly. Secondly, the description of the battle between Xiahou Dun and Xu Sanduo is extremely accurate and lifelike. Completely subverting Xu Sanduo's sinister XL image in our minds. Moreover, Xiahou Dun did not have a crush on Hua Qiangu from the beginning as in the original work, but only after experiencing Mei Changsu's transference and separation, sparks sparked with her. The logic of the plot becomes smoother.

How to say it? As a double pit player, the creativity is quite good. As for the double pit player, I have just played it for a short time and haven't seen much of the plot, but I still have a general understanding of it. The only problem with the author is that the writing style is a bit green and needs to be polished. If you are a new author, I suggest you review it after writing to see if the sentence breaks are reasonable. The overall evaluation is still very good.

I like pinching, it's a rare Zhan Shuangshu, not bad, five stars for encouragement

My suggestion is that we kill Kafka😏

I have never played Zhan Shuang, so I don't know what's going on. But there is a problem The protagonist is a time traveler, and he has all the five poisons. Were you blinded by memories after traveling through time? Or have they become alien natives? Why can't I remember anything?

Huh? Well, well, well, well, well, well, well.ヽ(*≧ω≦)ﾉ

30% Zhanshuang, 70% Star Rail. I don't know if I'm looking at Zhan Shuang or Star Rail? Is it about the protagonist (chief) or the little raccoon (star)?

It's not bad, but there are too many descriptions of the characters, and there's an AI feel to it. Maybe it's because I originally favored dual combat. I think it's very good. After all, at least there's no OOC now.

Although the title of the book is "The Chase for Kafka: The Beginning", it only begins, and someone else controls the protagonist's body to pursue him. I thought it was similar to "The Hunt for Kafka".