Honkai: Star Rail: Then Tell Me, What Is Pi?

It's good and I love reading it. I especially enjoy stories where characters with advanced technology from a post-apocalyptic world ascend to another world and easily defeat primitive humans. It fulfills my fantasy of the original story lacking content after the ascension. The writing style is quite good, but there's too little content, and the author updates slowly.

It's alright. The part about the collapsing train has some authorial interpretations, except that the passengers traveling to their destination are hitchhikers, not nameless travelers. The setting for the Venerable One has changed from anchoring the "moment" to delaying the end of the universe to: Regarding his "moment," he cannot "solve" it, only "calculate" it.

It's a very well-written novel, arguably the only one with a stellar cast, a cataclysmic event, and a collapsing iron ore theme that has virtually no logical flaws.

Although I read this book quite quickly and finished it in a short time, I must say that the logic was quite good. One event in each article corresponds to the entire title, which is about pi. The book also touches on the topic of stars, but as a reader, I haven't read any of them, yet it didn't significantly hinder my reading experience.

It can be very beautiful

The main characters have a star-studded feel, it's good.

Overall, it looks great, keep it up!

A rare and beautiful ensemble of stars; it's practically flawless except for its small number.

It's really rare to find someone who can write a good essay about disasters.

The updates are just too slow.