Honkai: Star Rail: I, Simon Haye, Slay Gods at a Price

This is one of the few books written about Simon Heyer that's actually very well done. It's the first one I've read so far. There might be even better ones after the anime adaptation, but it doesn't matter; the author's writing is excellent.

Summary: Beautiful, strong, and tragic; no major flaws; fast-paced; accessible to all. As someone who hasn't read much of the Valkyrie series, this book is truly accessible. Honestly, it even made me want to learn more about Simon's background. Her character is gentle, quiet, responsible, and powerful—a beautiful, strong, and tragic figure (?).

This book is amazing!!! The writing style is different from other online novels, with a touch of literary flair. The contrast of the character being a pleasure maker for Yeye is striking, but it's so fitting!!! The fact that her organs can talk and comfort her is so fitting! Also, this Yeye is actually a natural Yeye, not just a wig and teeth!!!

I feel it's wonderful that the Honkai Impact 3rd Railway and the weekend Valkyries in Simon are combined together; it's simply perfect.

Despite its flaws, it's a very good book. The lack of lengthy descriptions makes it a comfortable and concise read. The inclusion of Alexei was unexpected and quite interesting. While respecting the original plot of *The Iron Plains*, the author allows Simon to travel through time to do what he can.

The writing is good, the characters are vivid and well-developed, and there are many details. However, the lack of foreshadowing detracts from the score (I didn't see any; please reply if you did). The plot flows smoothly without any disjointedness, and the setting is relatively reasonable (there are no overpowered characters). Overall, I would give it an 8.5 Out of 10, but the chapter titles are too hasty (in my personal opinion).

It's super good! I also read the one about Qin Shi Huang, and it's fantastic and fits the original character designs perfectly. When I was reading this book, there was a comment asking if the author would write about Qin Shi Huang and Tesla. The author replied that he would write about Qin Shi Huang, but he couldn't write about Tesla in the original novel. Could the author write about Tesla traveling to Genshin Impact? I feel like he would have a lot in common with Abelard.

After reading for so long, I actually forgot to leave a review. This is one of the few transmigration novels that isn't terribly out of character (OOC). It's much better than those authors who just use characters as costumes. It was worth the effort of searching high and low; it's rare for someone as picky as me to find a book on Taobao that's even added to my favorites.

I really liked it when I read the comic, and it was quite shocking to learn about the real-life background of the author. I checked it out on Tomato and the author seems to write it very well. I hope they don't abandon the story! Please, please finish it! _(:з"∠)_

The author has a very vivid imagination, and the story is well-written, especially the dialogue and dialogue between various organs. The writing style is also excellent, giving a very comfortable feeling. The characters are well-developed, vivid, and nuanced, especially the protagonist, who perfectly embodies the personality of the original work.