Honkai Impact 3rd: Do I Have to Fight the End Again?

The interactions between the boy and girl, Bianca, were quite amusing, evoking a sense of innocent childhood friendship. Also, Bianca's invitation to the boy to become heroes together reminded me of Whitebeard; I miss him.

It's a pretty good novel. The only downside is the early sections with long dialogues involving multiple characters; often, consecutive paragraphs are entirely in quotation marks, and you have to figure out the correspondences between characters yourself, which is a bit tiring 🤦. Judging from the comments, the number of female leads is still uncertain.

The concept is pretty good, and so far there aren't any major flaws. The way the author wrote the protagonist is acceptable. Hopefully, the protagonist won't be too overpowered or have his combat strength suppressed later on.

Vita isn't a good woman, but she's a good older sister. Unlike typical early stories that focus on the three little girls of St. Freya, this book's early chapters revolve around Durandal's world bubble adventure. The protagonist is a character who grows through challenges, not the kind who simply grows up and easily crushes everything.

It's pretty good, but I don't know if anyone else feels the same way as me. Reading fanfiction like this, calling someone by their full name feels really strange. Even in real life, no one would frequently address someone by their full name, right? 🤔 How someone addresses you reflects their attitude towards you.

I think it's pretty good. The characters are portrayed delicately and vividly, and the depiction of childhood sweethearts' friendship, like "a boy riding a bamboo horse, playing with green plums around the bed," is excellent. It's just that the updates are a bit infrequent; such a good book, 4000 words a day isn't enough! 🍉🍉

Wow, before I knew it, I'd written almost 300,000 words! I've really worked hard! [Currently rushing to finish] I'll give myself a 5-star review. ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧

The theme is very novel. To be honest, I really enjoyed the pacing and narrative of the World Bubble and Snow Lotus Squad parts. Perhaps it's because I like this kind of ensemble writing; each character has their own distinct traits, the plot is coherent, and the writing is excellent. However, the story after Sakura Reincarnation feels a bit different from what I expected.

In this world dominated by AI, it's truly rare to find a book that's purely handwritten and exceptionally well-written. While the author sometimes omit character names when writing dialogue, requiring readers to identify who's speaking which line, making it a bit mind-bending, the writing is otherwise excellent. Every character is vividly portrayed, and so far, there haven't been any out-of-character (OOC) moments.

It's pretty good. So far, it seems to have multiple female leads, but I keep feeling like the author wanted to write about this woman and that woman too, giving me the impression that they wanted to write about most of them, but ended up writing too much and the romantic storylines fell apart, so they had to make exceptions and put them together 😳.