Honkai: Star Rail: Ruan Mei’s Creation, But It Seduced Its Own Master

It's great! 👍👍👍💕💕 Ruan Mei's character is well-written; she's not completely flawed like some characters, but she's not entirely cold either. Judging from the plot and the PV, Ruan Mei does have emotions. She actively helps Black Tower and inquires about Cat Cake's situation after events.

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Who understands?! Ruan Zhu and Ruan Mei are such a perfect couple! From the very beginning, the cat-like Ruan Mei was completely swayed by her owner's "scientific research," transforming from a kitten just wanting to cuddle into a straightforward little wolf with "marrying her owner" on her mind—the contrast is off the charts!

It's undeniably invincible, and there are some funny moments, but honestly, it's not very interesting and gets a bit boring. After all, it seems to be a single-female-lead story, and we already know the future of the protagonist, so it's like we've already seen the ending. There's absolutely nothing to look forward to.

Overall, it's good. The individual storylines are quite imaginative and generally align well with the background descriptions of the Honkai Impact 3rd arc, showing great rigor. However, some characters' personalities deviate slightly (which can also be considered personal interpretations). What bothered me a bit was the book's moral boundaries; I tend to be a bit extreme in this regard, so I'm giving it four stars.

The romance storyline is very well written. There's just one minor flaw: Black Tower gained an extra apprentice, but it hasn't had any impact so far.

The writing is quite good. The character development and the transitions between lighthearted moments aren't abrupt. The bittersweet moments are surprisingly well-written, demonstrating the author's considerable skill. The interactions between characters are particularly excellent, including those with the child, Ruan Mei, Zandar, and the senior brother.

It's not bad. The truly moving aspect of this comic isn't the vulgar scenes, but the irreversible love story. It concludes with a tragic ending amidst chaos. From their meeting in the imperial court to their parting at the execution ground, Lü Bu and Dong Zhuo, who should have been master and servant, father and son, are depicted as a couple whose relationship is portrayed as one where Lü Bu…

MVP of the game: Lao Gu; Best assist: Luo Sigu; Best assist: Shi Chen. Poor Jing Yuanyuan lost his class though 😏

It's good, the theme is very novel, and it's told from a third-party perspective within the story. The protagonist is more of a villain than a hero, and is neither entirely good nor evil. However, from the reader's perspective, it seems relatively reasonable in the context of the anime/manga series "Honkai Impact 3rd".