Honkai: Star Rail: What Do I Do After Accidentally Turning Castorice into a Yandere?

It looks good, hehehe. In the early stage, I couldn't touch the butterfly, so I was a little impatient. But the author has come back, and there will be more interactions. When can they sleep together?

She's beautiful. Xia Die is gradually turning into a yandere. She also suffers from skin hunger. Only the protagonist can touch her. I really like this setting.

I want to see the protagonist choke on the butterfly wine ([laughing]) (The writing style is relatively ordinary, but it gives people an indescribable sense of intimacy. The logic is currently correct and relatively rigorous)

As a single heroine fan of Bengtie Yadie, the system + master-servant setting is very innovative, and the daily interactions are sweet but not greasy. The emotional progression from the beginning to the ultimate control to the ambiguous pull to the gradually yandere is written delicately and naturally, which completely hits the readers who like two-way rush + possessive pull. The author's updates are very stable, the writing style is very down-to-earth, and there are no complicated settings. Even players who are not experienced in Bengtie can easily understand it, and it is suitable for relaxing and decompressing. The only small drawback is that the early score is not high, but the later it becomes more exciting, the plot shaping ability is stronger, and the later it gets, the easier it is to become immersed in the scene. I am not a Bentie player and have never played the game, but this book is also very popular with me. I can read the whole book in just one word - sweet [shy]

It's a very good novel. There are so many interactions between the protagonist and Xia Die that you can't help but smile. In short, I highly recommend reading it!

This is an excellent book that will make people think about it for a long time after reading it. Once you turn the first page, you will be attracted by the charm of the text and you will never want to put it down. The author's writing style is delicate and gentle, and contains just the right amount of power. There is no gorgeous rhetoric, but he can use plain narrative to outline vivid pictures. Reading it feels like being in the story, and the atmosphere is full. The plot is laid out layer by layer, and the rhythm is controlled just right. There is neither delayed elaboration nor hasty turning. Each plot advances naturally and has profound meaning. The more you read, the more immersive you become. You will even unconsciously slow down the page turning to follow the plot, for fear of missing any details. The character creation in the book is the finishing touch. The protagonist's growth arc is clear and moving, and the supporting characters have their own characteristics and flesh and blood. Everyone's personality and choices fit the character setting, and there is no flat tool person. Their joys, sorrows, struggles and perseverance can particularly arouse readers' empathy. Those delicate emotional descriptions can always touch the soft parts of the heart. When reading, you can't help but feel heartbroken and moved, as if you have accompanied the people in the book on an unforgettable journey. What's even more rare is that there is a warm and profound core hidden behind the story, about growth, companionship, perseverance and reconciliation. Hidden in the plain daily narrative are thoughts on life and insights into human nature. After reading it, you will not only be moved by the story, but also gain some comfort and inspiration from it. After closing the book, the pictures and plots in the book still linger in my mind, with a long aftertaste. Whether you are casually reading it when you have nothing to do, or you can calm down and read it carefully, this book can bring you an excellent reading experience. It is a good book worth reading again and again and keeping in your heart. I sincerely recommend it to every reader who likes heart-warming stories. ♪ヽ(･ˇ∀ˇ･ゞ)

The power from the supreme will, a tool in the Schrödinger state. When the Supreme Will does not want the protagonist to die, the item is on the person. When the Supreme Will wants the protagonist to die, the item is in the room. Where it is depends on whether the author wants to write the protagonist to death. An earring or a flower would definitely be placed in his room if it was important. He had time to hesitate whether to run away and no time to get the things. It can be seen that the protagonist did not even think about these two important items next to him at that time. After running away later, he came back with a pale face. This is completely the control of the characters by the supreme will [Like]

It's okay. I've only read a few chapters so far. Personally, I don't think it's very toxic. However, there is a setting that may be toxic to some people. The protagonist's hard-earned emotional points will be deducted.

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It's so good [you taste it carefully], but the shortcomings are a bit big, it's not enough to watch at all [angry], I really want to put the author in a dark room and have him code words for me every day [pinch] [punch]