#Honkai Impact 3rd Fan Fiction #System Fiction #Paradox Interactive Player #War Criminal Mindset
#Yandere #Multiple Female Leads #Epic Tale of Salvation #Mobius
#Rationalism #Strategic Decision-Making
I transmigrate to the Previous Era of Honkai and survive in Mobius's laboratory thanks to my ability to see the future.
But she doesn't know that I can see everyone's affection levels and inner secrets.
Mobius: "You're my exclusive test subject!"
Vill-V: "Let's create the most perfect Finality art!"
Elysia: "You seem to know a lot of secrets~"
Sakura: "This time, let me protect you."
As Herrschers descend one after another, I coldly make my plans with the mindset of a Paradox Interactive player.
Kevin calls me inhuman, but I use the data to prove that this is the optimal solution.
It isn't until Finality arrives that I discover...
The greatest secret isn't how to save the world. It's that they all want me.
P club players don't believe in tears, real men never retreat. All great works require sacrifice. They may not understand it, but they must obey it. The edge of the sword points to the border of the empire. They blew the horns and we arrived as promised. Nothing can stop us.
This is really the thinking of P Club players, but I really want to see how those people in the back will treat the protagonist because they don't respond to their feelings. I can't even think about it. At present, except for Mei and Eden, it's okay. Others are more or less a bit, how to say, twisted? If the author wants to write an emotional drama later, then we will see what hell is😏
Blood is sacrificed to the blood god, and the skull is sacrificed to the skull throne! I see echoes of "The Paranoid Savior of Pre-Civilization" in this book. It's the same type of book, but the same thing is more! Female! Host! I don't understand!!! Why do we need more female protagonists?! To me, the highlight of this type of book is that the protagonist saves the world and civilization in the apocalypse in a rational and paranoid manner, rather than saving the world in the apocalypse while engaging in promiscuity without knowing it, which ultimately turns those women into yanderes and begins to repair the protagonist! Luo! Field! Forget it, there are not many of this type in the first place, so five-star reviews. By the way, are there any of this type that will come later? Please help recommend
It feels good, writing about the madness in the apocalypse
The description is excellent, and the will of war and human union is cruel and noble, and the concept of human supremacy at all costs is written. The plot is currently out of the "development period" and enters the cool literary zone. The salvation is successful, and it escapes into a parallel world. Now civilization has begun to ease the intensity of war and the overly suppressed cruelty of the previous article. Focus on She is a yandere, loves girls, and almost has to eat, so she has no time to eat, so she needs "education and training". The plot will reunite soon, maybe then it will be "the surging river, endless" Looking forward to it😏😏😏 The momentum of education and training is unstoppable. When we meet again, we only need to wait until we meet again😏
It feels pretty good, but there are a few minor flaws. For example, Pado's tail in about ten chapters did not have super-transformation surgery until the seventh collapse in the pre-civilization. There should also be some flaws in the anti-entropy mecha. There should not be such a thing in the early stages of pre-civilization🤔, and the author did not explain the source. But it's well written 👍
I think the protagonist should realize it first and then take action. Just like the Shadow Wolf team, the protagonist should have been prepared for their sacrifice. After the sacrifice, they should find that human life is more difficult to bear than they imagined, rather than as if they never thought that people would die, which is very separate from the previous character design. "Why..." An extremely suppressed sob finally broke through his clenched teeth, and his shoulders trembled slightly, "Why is it me who survived... It's me who is standing here..." The rationality, restraint, and calculation that he had always had completely collapsed at this moment. He thought of the vivid faces on the training ground, the light in their eyes when he thought of them, and the final decisive roars and explosions in the communication channel. The huge pain and guilt bit his heart like a poisonous snake - it was he who made the plan, it was he who sent them to the battlefield, it was he who made these young people who trusted him pay the price with their lives for the reason of "for the greater good". "It's all my fault..." He murmured to himself, his voice broken, and his straight spine was slightly stooped at this moment, as if it was carrying an unspeakable weight. At this moment, he began to doubt himself. He was just an ordinary person who knew the future. Could he really bear everything for them?
Don't always use AI. The adjectives used are too exaggerated and literal.
It's very interesting. I really like this. I hope I can write it to the finale. Come on, the author [I learned it] [I learned it]
It feels like the author has changed since Chapter 25