Honkai: Star Rail: Oh No, Evernight and the Others Are Still Chasing Me

It's very innovative, and death is greatly downplayed. I really like this lighthearted atmosphere. It was fine at first, but seeing the main character die every day and people just sitting there crying became a bit awkward. Also, it's not a traditional simulation; it's more like reincarnation, sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't, which is great.

The story is beautifully structured and very therapeutic!

It's great! It's a heartwarming anime. The world is so full of suffering, why not enjoy a little sweetness?

This meticulously crafted work by a fictional historian is definitely worth reading.

It's quite amusing. Here's a tip for readers: looking at the table of contents is useless.

"I am Scott, the manager of the second branch of the Market Development Department of the Interstellar Peace Corporation, a brilliant lone wolf! You can also call me Scott Scott. I was ordered to detain those who endanger interstellar peace. We haven't done anything to endanger interstellar peace; we were just living on our own planet when we were massacred by the company. We don't know what we did wrong." After reading Chapter 2, all I can say is, long live the people!

This type of story is a healing narrative, focusing on a simple and heartwarming atmosphere. The protagonist's actions and the plot are like a child dressed in a cape and wielding a golden cudgel, imitating the Monkey King—vibrant, energetic, and somewhat naive. Most of the content is original. This kind of story is enjoyable if you click with the story, but can be quite boring if you don't.

It's really good, I absolutely love the author!

Good book. Will it go to the Star timeline later on, and then the characters won't die, and will they keep following the story?

Good book review, highly recommended.