Honkai: Star Rail: Three Lifetimes, Three Worlds, This Time I Won’t Miss You

The writing is really good. I've read half of it now. I cried countless times with regret and remorse. When I saw the sadness, my heart seemed to fall into an ice cave, as if being pierced by a needle, and my eyes were unsatisfactory and moist. My habit of reading novels is always I read word by word very slowly, which allowed me to experience the novel more personally, as if I were Yun Che. I seemed to feel the same way as him, and personally experienced his powerlessness and sadness. I really like your article, the author is great. (I will continue to comment after reading it) Great author, come on!

Although the timeline and plot are quite different from the original plot, it is still very exciting. However, the protagonist's character is a bit twisted and not very affecting. This is also a classic image of a literary person. Overall, it's pretty good, and the writing is good.

I only read a little bit of the plot, and it was quite good. What shocked me most was that his writing style was very fresh and elegant. The description of the image of runoff may not be the most restorative, but it must be the most realistic and consistent with personality. Like a living, breathing person.

The writing is very good and the emotions are very delicate. I don't understand why no one has read it.

It's very good, with detailed descriptions, three-dimensional characters, and interesting plots. However, there is too little foreshadowing, which makes the plot twists a bit abrupt, and there are relatively few. But it has to feel great. The author just doesn't offend the literary youth too much.

So far, this is one of the best-written novels I have read in Kyoryu. Maybe because I am a high school student, those delicate descriptions and poems are really touching [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

I read it in one night. There are a lot of secrets, and the timeline and logic in many places don't make sense. However, the writing style is impeccable and the emotional descriptions are delicate. The last time I saw such an impressive novel was Zhuangzi's The Dream of Butterflies and Zhuangsheng's.

Very sweet and endlessly memorable, just like what Wen Quxing wrote in the plot [smile]

It can be regarded as an independent second creation. Don't bring it into the real Star Iron plot, it will look more comfortable that way [laughs]

It really deserves a good review, the story is complete, the emotions are rich, and it's faster (really) [blowing kiss]