Honkai: Star Rail Simulation, but Human Supremacy from the Start?

Nice! Especially the part about human supremacy. And the self-disintegration at the end of the first simulation was truly a stroke of genius!

The simulation is very good, now let's see how it goes in reality. I hope it won't be like most simulation articles, simulating super gods and realistic super ghosts.

The simulation of the People's Federation is so brilliant. From a soldier who was oppressed by aliens to a leader who dedicated everything to human civilization, his life has become a legend. In the end, he disintegrated himself to implement his own beliefs. This is a good start, and the following is even more exciting [laughing]

The real main palace is Nar, who portrays the emotions between close friends very well, witnessing and accompanying the protagonist from nothing to the top, to becoming a god, to death, and then witnessing your next life and accompanying you to martyrdom.

It's very to my liking. It implements human supremacy. Those who are not my race will have different hearts. The simulation is very good, dedicating yourself to the human race and the reality seems to be good at the moment. I feel that this will be a good book with potential, but the author must not have too many female protagonists. If there are, they must be single. Please, otherwise it will really affect the perception [angry]

The first few chapters are very good. The first simulation is completely at a 9-point level. The protagonist is well portrayed. Why is it not a five-star? Because in the follow-up, the effect is still first and then the cause. The protagonist's simulation is that the soul becomes two parts, and the subject sees both scenes at the same time. This situation was born at the moment of the protagonist's simulation, but the direct effect is equivalent to anchoring the future. I can even guess what kind of simulation the protagonist will experience in the follow-up. The audience does not need to expect or worry. The protagonist will definitely become Dan Feng's friend and will definitely participate in the life of the Black Tower. What process? Just think about it as written. Black Tower has a source of fire, which is Qingmei, or they met in other ways and grew up and finally left a source of fire. It's not that it's bad, but it's too homogeneous and there are no surprises, so I can only give 4 stars.

An interesting fan novel about Beng Tie However, in the second simulation of collecting private goods, the emotional line between Heita and the protagonist was too abrupt. At that time, the protagonist and Heita were quite different in age and had a teacher-student relationship. They should have more of an elder relationship, and the protagonist had a paranoid goal of returning home one by one. However, there were too few chapters for this main goal, and it was a bit indifferent. Later, he became more inclined to abuse the master's literary youth disease. Compared with the first simulation, it is a bit different and very fragmented. [Eat melon][Thinking]

Wonderful, really wonderful. For the first time, human supremacy is not a fake slogan or an elementary school student's idea. The author really describes the plight of mankind and the protagonist's consciousness well. Moreover, although it is a mock text, it is well detailed and does not skimp on the parts that should be well described. The disciples of the protagonist are also portrayed very well. The author did not make the protagonist's disciple a vassal of the protagonist, nor did he write it to add a harem to the protagonist's brainlessness. He is a qualified successor and an excellent leader. The impulsive and extreme human union has transformed into an utopia that can be equated with the Kingdom of Light. This disciple is definitely indispensable. Although the second simulation is said to have a female protagonist, in fact the black tower plays more of an anchor role. The childhood of the protagonist in the second simulation was quite miserable, which caused him to miss his hometown in his previous life very much. The wanderer was helpless and helpless. At this time, the black tower acted as an anchor for a period of time. The author didn't describe too many emotional lines, so it wouldn't be awkward, which is great. One of the great things about the author is that the entries selected before the simulation can be upgraded during the simulation process (We admire you, Lord Tenacity [crying]). Although the system is relatively useless, the protagonist's operation makes up for this very well. Finally, in terms of female protagonists, there are so many female protagonists, aren't they making trouble? Just look at the black tower and the roadside, okay, the real female protagonist is obviously only our Nar (a slice of Zandar), okay [laughing evilly] After reading the latest chapter, I found that there was no such amazing feeling as the first simulation, and I felt that the slippage was a bit serious. The protagonist of the first simulation has goals and ideals. He keeps moving forward in order to achieve his goals, so it feels very fulfilling. The ending can be regarded as he's for the time being: he created a path of judgment and let justice exist in people's hearts; the People's Federation transformed into a utopia, which not only advances the story, but also brings new development to the world, giving this book its own characteristics. Although the quality of the second simulation dropped slightly, it was still acceptable overall, and iTower TV also made up for the shortcomings of the second simulation to a certain extent. But what does the third simulation mean? It feels like the protagonist has accomplished nothing and protected nothing. Luofu was still seriously injured, Yunshang Wuxiao still fell apart. The only thing worthy of praise was that the sudden death made Bai Yan's reincarnation successful. But other than that, I don't feel the significance of the third simulation. The protagonist in this volume is completely a mad dog. He spends most of the time in a crazy state, and the overall impression is not very good. And the protagonist is even more important outside of the simulation. Other people's simulations were about killing people outside after resisting pressure, but the protagonist here was tricked by the stupid system after resisting pressure. Although he seemed to have become calmer, in fact, his heart had begun to rot and stink. The solution given by the author seems to be to establish a bond, but the bond is not handled well. Xing's plot feels quite stiff, especially the part where Luofu fights Huanhu. The protagonist is defeated by Huanhu's mental attack (the invincible prisoner Sui actually overturned) and then begins to ascend to the gods and then Xing goes back to save the protagonist. This part is really blunt, there is no feeling of touching or excitement at all, and some are just full of embarrassment. And judging from the author's attitude, the protagonist of Pinoconi has to explode once more. It can only be said that the author's first simulation was so amazing that the subsequent plots became more and more unsatisfying. After feeding the readers, the subsequent plots were not satisfying, which is very regrettable. The plot of the protagonist's character was stretched out for too long, making it uncomfortable and depressing to watch. It can only be said that the author is better at writing career lines and comrades-in-arms, but is somewhat lacking in other aspects.

Five-star praise for Simulation 1. From an ordinary soldier oppressed by aliens to the leader of the People's Federation, he was promoted to the Judgment Star God at the end of the World Locust Disaster God War and fell like Taiyi. He experienced a magnificent life. The introduction of Nar (Zendar) gives the story a spectator perspective, and at the same time gives the protagonist a person who can speak his mind (?). The apprentice Adam took over one of the four artifacts of the trial, and the Human League was broken and then established as the Utopia. From then on, it became an existence similar to the universal police. The protagonist left deep traces in this universe, which is my favorite style. Maybe the starting point of Simulation 1 is a bit high, and I am always a little disappointed when I read the subsequent content, so I deducted one star for the follow-up. Nar is the real palace😭😭😭Help, this couple is so perfect, this is what I want to see! "My mission has been completed." Nar's voice was calm, as if he was stating something that had been decided long ago, "And the world without you would be so boring." Will omnics die for love? I recognize the bond between you and Qingshan, Romantic Ancient Master!

So far, this is a Star Iron fan simulation novel that I feel is relatively good, and the extra chapters are also quite exciting. But there are still some places where the transitions may appear a little stiff. This suggestion can be appropriately optimized, and I am a person who listens to novels. For me, this novel is very good. Except that the transitions may be a little stiff, there doesn't seem to be much wrong with it. It's all innocuous. You can watch and listen. Recommended A bit too old-fashioned and lifeless, without any vitality of young people. The more you read, the more boring you become. Especially for people who listen to the novel, there is no emotional warmth at all, and the protagonist feels like a cold robot. It made me go from a 5-star review to a three-star negative review Although people's personalities can change, they cannot become so lifeless. You have to understand that what you are writing is a novel, not a book. A lifeless, lifeless fairy tale book with no sense of reading.