Honkai: Star Rail: A Reincarnated Wanderer on the Road, Where Can I Speak of Home and Hearth?

(A harem story with one heroine, pure heartbreak, but a happy ending.) I’m no good at writing a synopsis, so please head straight to the story. Su Ming accidentally falls into the world of Honkai: Star Rail. His longing to return home is etched into his very bones, yet he has lost the reason he wanted to go back. A Reincarnation System suddenly appears, dangling the promise of “complete your missions and I’ll send you home” to thrust him into a tangled timeline. For the sake of that elusive homecoming, Su Ming accepts his mission and begins a series of reincarnations in the name of redemption. He meets them, only to be destined to part from them. In the first life... “Herta, it seems I really was an unfit caretaker. I couldn’t stay by your side all the time.” In the second life... “Ruan Mei, can my death finally help you let go of your hatred...?” In the third life... “Jingliu, let go of your obsession. The snowstorms will pass. Your path was never meant to freeze for the sake of one person.” After enduring hardship in life after life and countless heart-wrenching farewells, Su Ming finally completes every mission assigned by the Reincarnation System. The door home is right before him, yet he stands frozen in place, utterly lost. A traveler through reincarnation, longing to return to the home he left behind. He has endured countless trials, yet his heart remains a mystery to him. His memories fade, carried away by the wind; adrift and wandering, he has nowhere to return. Just as he hesitates, familiar figures appear one after another. Herta takes the lead, reaching out to twist his ear. Behind her stand all the heroines he has redeemed, their gazes blazing as they join forces to drag the wandering, rootless heart of this traveler through reincarnation toward the one “home” that belongs to him alone.