Watching Honkai: Star Rail, Who Says This Is Unofficial History?

[Live Comment Interaction + All-Star Public Humiliation + Subversive Unofficial History + Lighthearted Comedy + Absurdity + One Heroine]

When Xing woke up, she found that the Astral Express had turned into a massive immersive cinema.

General Jing Yuan sat beside her, smiling with his eyes half closed. Kafka was in the row ahead, sipping tea elegantly, and Blade was sitting nearby, his killing intent practically taking physical form.

Xing: “...Is this some kind of massive public-humiliation crossover? Anyone online? I’m in a hurry!”

Before she could make sense of it all, the screen lit up, delivering a hammer blow right from the start:

[Now Showing: “The Secret History of Imbibitor Lunae: Why Did the Aloof Dragon Lord Put a Flower in His Hair in the Middle of the Night?”]

Dan Heng: “Absurd!”

Then he watched the “himself” on screen pledge his life to a dragon girl beneath the moon. His carefully crafted image shattered faster than March 7th’s ice arrows.

And that was only the appetizer!

A midnight deal between General Jing Yuan and his old rival? Cocolia’s tears beneath the ice? A documentary about the Stellaron Hunters raising kids?!

One closely guarded piece of “unofficial history” after another left everyone reeling.

And best of all, the comments from another world kept the energy high the whole time:

[“Nothing to do with me”! Teacher Dan Heng’s mouth is even tougher than his sword, Cloud-Piercer!]

[“Kafka!!! Seriously, I’m crying!”]

[“General, you’re operating on a whole other level!”]

[“Go for it, Star! Requesting ‘The General of the Luofu’s Romantic Life: A Record’!”]

When the biggest secret was revealed, no one could laugh anymore.

Only then did they realize this wasn’t some livestream of unofficial history.

It was a final spoiler, one that held everyone’s fate in the balance.

A note for those in the front row: Have some sunflower seeds and milk tea ready, and don’t read while drinking.