Honkai: Star Rail: One Simulation a Day, Lie Flat Until I'm Invincible

The writing is good, at least better than some Tiansheng writings. It is undeniable that the combat power of this book does increase too quickly, but at least it is not brainless, and the enemies are clearly defined, destruction and fertility. There is also the recapturing of Cangzhou from the world-devouring Luohu, which is very interesting, and there are Cangzhou, and I don't believe that the mirror flow can't be passed. If this book can be made long, it will either have daily life at the end, or it must have something to do with the protagonist group, but the general is not easy to follow the protagonist group, and it feels like there will be some daily life (when I rated it, the book only reached 47 chapters. If I am wrong, future generations will come and give me a thumbs up, I want to cos A wave of prophets)🌚🌚🌚 By the way, the author is a living person who can read book reviews🤔 It's just that from what I've said so far, I can't give it five stars, so I choose to invest in the future [smile][smile][smile]╮(¯▽¯)╭

Without further ado, I am a long-time reader and I am here to help everyone avoid lightning! First of all, this book is different from the author's old works! There is a high probability that it will not take the pure love route, so friends who don't accept multiple female protagonists can just leave it. However, the emotional lines between the protagonist and other female characters are gradually laid out, and I feel that the follow-up should be a rapid development through the simulator. The biggest problem is that I will give you a knife at the beginning! Although this is a broken tradition, it can indeed advance the plot reasonably. But handing out knives when you come up is a bit outrageous. However, the protagonist's growth rate is indeed amazing, the simulator does not overwhelm the combat power, and the rewards given are all good things. In addition, it can be seen that the author's imagination is indeed very big! The simulation plot of the simulator is not a single-line development. Compared with the previous book, this one is obviously an improvement. Although the character setting of the protagonist does not seem to be as prominent as that of the prince, it gives me a more prominent impression than that of the prince. In addition, although there are many embellishments in the article, it is still relatively reasonable. But I want to know why the author always catches Cangcheng to harvest wool. The protagonists of this book and that one both come from Cangcheng to harvest Welling. Overall, it's a good grass worth checking out. But everyone has their own opinions. I am just expressing my feelings and do not represent the opinions of the public!

Demon Gong Fuzu's lackey, as the most devout believer of the King of Compassionate Medicine, I must taste it.

The low rating may be because I was dissuaded by the first chapter, but the rest is really good.

Nice! But why do I feel that I need more female protagonists? I hope not, because I feel a bit strange to have multiple female protagonists in the world view of Bengtie. Beautiful! The author told me what a girl protagonist is! Although the emotional line is well developed, I still feel that multiple female protagonists are not suitable for the world view of Xingtie. It feels weird.

The writing is okay, but the life is too tiring.

It looks good. Come on, the heroine hopes to have a black tower. If Ruan Mei Feixiao can do it, can Hua accept it? [Sneaky laugh]

To be honest, it was pretty well written, except that the protagonist is an aborigine Jingliu is also from Cangcheng. Will her role be written in the follow-up?

It's very good to watch, and the original plot is quite novel. However, the combat descriptions don't feel like the combat power of an envoy. There is also the issue of the number of enemies killed. It is too few, and it feels fragmented [eating melon]

Comprehensive evaluation given