Honkai: Star Rail: The Reckless Gambler

This is the author's sixth Bentie novel that I have read, from Eight Gates to Knights to Three Worlds of Salvation. To be honest, the Knight one is my favorite. It really captures the Don Quixote in my heart. I was quite surprised to see this one. He wrote about a man with chivalry and a gambler, but they all have one thing in common. They are terrible good people. This is the first time I have read Big Brother's Bentie. I hope the author writes more, at least as good as Don Quixote. Come on 😊

It's not bad, but the company's B rating is a bit low. I would believe it even if the company sent troops to surround the planet, but I wouldn't believe it and couldn't come up with any technology like the restraint beam that would not harm Esta.

If you want to write about loli, you can't just write about loli. When the wind swept over her twin ponytails, the ends of her hair brushed the tenderness of the collar of her off-white school uniform; when she smiled, her eyes curved into crescents, her voice was like wind chimes soaked in honey, and she shouted "look at the camera"; when she raised her two small hands, her knuckles were rounded like a child, glowing softly white in the light; when she jumped, the corners of her blue plaid skirt were raised, soaking the freshness of late spring and early summer into every step of her excitement. Write about the uncarved clarity in her eyes, regarding the wildflowers on the roadside as treasures, and the reflection of puddles as a magic mirror; write about the warmth and dependence that comes from her palms when she holds the corner of your clothes and shares "Today the ants moved three grains of rice." And in her unreserved excitement, you suddenly understand that love is the result of being gently hit by this unstained innocence. When you watch her measure the world with her immature enthusiasm, you also follow her heartbeat for a few beats, and you are willing to be the guardian of her whims.

To be honest, the first time I saw this book, I was put off by the cover. Because I subconsciously feel that there is nothing to write about when my brother is separated from the railway. The second time I saw this book, I ignored it. The third time I saw it, I finally decided to click in and take a look. The results were unexpected and dampened the company's performance a bit, but that's not a big deal. The portrayal of the protagonist is relatively successful, and the eldest brother who is serious and doesn't think about being withdrawn money every day turns out to have a very high B rating. Taken together, it gives a promising future.

It looks good. I hope the author will update it soon.

The main weapon is the devil's shotgun, the combat skills are reloading beer/Chinese smoke (allowing you to feel the only existence in the abyss)/predictive phone/handcuffs/perspective magnifying glass, the secret skill is adrenaline capture, and the ultimate skill is the saw gun

It's a very good novel, but there needs to be this kind of buffering period to make the whole story less boring. Don't you think it's just like reading tragedies every day? If you want to read the knife, read the knife by yourself, okay? Don't scream in the comment area [please update]

It's wonderful bro, we have to imagine that the author has a dual personality so there are two styles in his writing (bushi

(Kicks the door) Brother, withdraw the money!

It looks pretty good, either ALL IN or none at all