Honkai: Star Rail: Black Tomb, I'm Actually an Emanator of Elation

It's alright, but I feel the author lacks some science fiction imagination. The situation on the first planet is much better than in Bellowberg's world. And the protagonist's machine that can turn soil into food could easily be used to cultivate new soil, since it contains nutrients that humans can directly absorb. It should be good for planting.

It's super awesome! It's mostly slice-of-life, and you'll even visit a few background planets. The "Sitting in Oblivion" technique appears around chapters 20 to 30. The game-like aspect is also quite fun.

I thought it was going to be sweet, but halfway through I suddenly felt like I wanted to become a calamity (no reason, no warning, all for the [player's] will. It can be a story, a promise, or just disliking you, but this time it's all for one person). (Final stage completed) (Achievement achieved: Master the Void/Become a Calamity)

It's well-written, but the resurrection aspect is a letdown. No matter how you look at it, resurrecting the entire planet's inhabitants is a major flaw. Ignore that flaw, though; the rest is quite enjoyable.

It's a bit raw, but not bad. You can see the imitation, and the understanding of the character's language habits isn't very thorough. There are quite a few flaws, but it's still worth encouraging. 😘

It's quite interesting so far. I can see the influence of another book, and it's no worse than the other one. I hope it doesn't learn to pad out the content.

It's really good; I haven't seen anything good in a long time.

Follow quickly, I can't sleep at night

It looks nice, but sometimes it can be a bit messy.

It looks good, at least I like it.