Honkai, I'll Walk This Path for You

I came from the previous work "Honkai, Goodbye, Kiana" (although my review of the previous work is not as long as this one). How can I say, the previous work is still very good. I like people like He Ju anyway, and He Ju and Kiana really get along well. First of all, there are still many secrets about He Ju, such as the "He Ju" before He Ju, as well as He Ju and Red-haired Su. Visually, it will take a hundred chapters to figure it out. And I am really curious about He Ju's past stories, such as Anna's He Ju, red-haired Su and He Ju, and the secondary Silver Wings and He Ju, as well as the world that Drunken Su talked about. I am really curious, but the author may have to burn out if he wants to finish writing these [face covering] Secondly, regarding this sequel, the first volume is after all a continuation of the previous one, and it feels quite good, especially the chapters where Kiana cannot do many things because of her pregnancy, and the chapters where He Ju, Youlandel, and Rita take care of Kiana are very warm and happy. However, I personally think that Bai Haichuan's Noontopia is a bit abstract, and a bit crazy to be precise, but The look and feel is quite good, and there is also a plot where some of the main characters such as Wendy, Anna, and Kosmo are suddenly offline (of course they will return later). It really has the feeling of collapse, but it just adds a layer of abstract filter. In short, the Bai Haichuan part, and the previous plot of Chi You, the overall look and feel is pretty good. Next is the content of the second volume of this sequel. How should I put it, it is probably my personal problem. I was very confused when reading it, but I think it is very reasonable. After He Ju's real death, his consciousness came to the pre-civilization, but the "Kevin" in the text honestly I can't stand it (actually I'm not used to the fact that He Ju's name is not in the text, even if it's just I have completely lost my memory), everything else is fine, but I am really fascinated by the Warring States world of Qin Gou (also known as He Ju). Although it is He Ju's stigmata space, it really makes me dizzy. I can only wait until I find time to taste it in detail. In short, the second volume is still good, and I will not be able to comment specifically until the end of the second volume. Finally, after reading "Honkai, Goodbye, Kiana" in the past two days, I have gained a lot from "Honkai, I'll Go for You". In addition, the author is very active. It seems that the author will visit the comment area as long as he is online. It gives me the feeling of Kiana waiting for He Ju to come home [laughs evilly], no To be honest, this book has not received the popularity and audience it deserves. I can only say that good books often require digging deeper, and this book is a classic example. Finally, I would like to quote what Kiana said in the original text after He Ju died (of course he was still alive) and learned that He Ju was still alive. "But it doesn't matter." "I will live well and live for you." "So you have to live well and wait for me somewhere." "Wait until I find you." To be honest, it fits the title of the book "I'll Go for You" very well. Finally, I just hope that the author can continue writing, because the novel you wrote is really great, at least I think so, and readers who like this book will wait for your [love], the author, just like Kiana waits for He Ju. (The above is the emotion of a reader who likes this book) (See reading time)

To my liking, nice looking

He Ju chases and kills the time traveler, which makes him happy.

Kiana's ending is so sad and has so much stamina.

The pace is pretty steady and the story is pretty good, give it a try.

We all saw the protagonist die, only to realize that there was no score

The plot behind it is full of ups and downs, very good

No, no one is writing book reviews? Tomato push streaming is still too powerful

Tell me some heroines [rolls eyes]

The pull and temptation between the characters, the restraint and rush, are both precise and heart-wrenching. As you read, you will be immersed in those ordinary and turbulent daily lives.