[Honkai: Star Rail Fanfiction + March 7th Ignored + Personal Growth + Romance Later On]
It had been three hours since the train left the space station.
March 7th sat in her room, watching the characteristic streaks of light in the warp tunnel outside her window. They surged in from the depths of the star sea, then faded away behind the train, like countless hands she could never quite catch. Her room was exactly as it had been before she left. The landscape photo she’d taken on the Luofu was still stuck beside her bed, a travel magazine lay open halfway across her desk, and even her blanket was folded just as she’d left it. Nothing had changed.
Except for the next car over.
She perked up her ears and listened for a while. The corridor held only the train engine’s low hum. No one knocked on her door. No one called her to breakfast. No one opened their cabin door as she passed and said, “Morning.” A habit built over more than three hundred days had been broken in three months. More precisely, it had taken four words to break it.
Her phone lay on her knees, its screen still lit.
She looked down. The chat was still open to the last message. Her green bubble read: “This time, I’ll be the one to text you. It’s okay if you don’t reply.” Beneath it was his gray bubble: “Have a safe trip.”
Four words. She’d been looking at them for three hours.
The streaks of light outside dimmed as the train entered smooth cruising. March 7th turned her phone facedown on the bed, not wanting to look at it anymore. But less than ten seconds later, she turned it back over. The screen was still lit. Those four words were still there. Suddenly, she remembered something: she had never asked him why he’d said “Have a safe trip.” What had those words meant, coming from him?
If it is just read as a fanfic, I think it is not well written. For example, the world view, characters, and other aspects are very different from the original work. However, I think the focus of this book should not be here. I think it would be better if March is regarded as another person. If you look at it purely as a novel, it is very well written, with delicate emotions, and the writing style is very good, and the feeling of mutual odor between two people is very well written, so I give it four stars.
1Not every star core problem is called world rift 2. Is it okay to drink Sister Jizi's coffee? 3 Train crews don't often encounter star cores 4 Like a knife but don't know what to say 5 Come on, author
Good-looking, pure daily writing, although many things don't match up, but it's good-looking😋
A masterpiece, the best March 7 fanfic I have ever seen, no OOC, it's amazing
Author, you spoke my mind. I give you full marks. Although it is niche, it is exquisite.