Honkai: Star Rail: Herta! I’m Your Big Sister!

Regardless of good intentions or bad intentions, it is all about pioneering, and destiny does not distinguish between good and evil. The silver track of pioneering once became a plague of locusts, a passage for the emperor's war. Exploitation is only about measuring the unknown and connecting the world. No matter the method, even if it is war slavery, it is also pioneering. It seems that suddenly, everyone knows what he has done, but he did sit down and discuss with the pharmacist, which shows that part of his ideas are recognized by the pharmacist. Patrolling There is no doubt that Tongxie is the spreader of star core, and the Lord of Extermination all has dual destiny, and some even have dual orders, which shows that their actions are recognized by the corresponding star gods. Destiny does not distinguish between good and evil.

I deeply regret the ending of this book. Of course, I personally think this is an excellent work. First of all, starting from the subject matter, the protagonist, as Heita's sister, and her daily life are very warm and not overwhelming. Secondly, the Millennium Fleet with the chicken coop characters as the core is also very interesting. The creation of various characters such as Yuka and Himari is also very successful. The characters' personalities are vivid and prominent, such as Noah's sinister nature, Himari's kindness, Yuka's conscientiousness, and the creation of various small characters. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the creation. Moreover, in terms of plot, the protagonist's daily life with the black tower or the development with the chicken coop are full of attractions. The protagonist's growth is also just right. Generally speaking, the writing is humorous and interesting without losing connotation. The protagonist develops steadily but has some twists and turns.

The plot is really good and the emotional descriptions are pretty good, no OOC, but the new one feels like it needs to be changed. The new one seems to make me feel that in Yazi's heart, he is greater than the commander. Even if a self-defense person is added in front, he must be loyal, but the new chapter actually refuses the master's approach. The new chapter makes me unconsciously get involved with the protagonist. I am thinking that if I were the protagonist, I would directly destroy Yazi @Great Miss Fox Even if Yazi wrote it unconsciously, that entry would still make Yazi's heart gravitate towards you. If an android who is not loyal to his master still gravitates towards others, it would be better to destroy it directly.

Author, you wrote this book really well. Whether it is the plot conception of the story or the emotional portrayal of the characters, it makes people feel particularly engaged when reading it, and they are completely immersed in the world you describe.

It was really sweet to see the sisters interact, but I had a great idea. Because the protagonist interrupted the Black Tower's research, the Black Tower did not create the technology to rejuvenate, and the two of them died together, and the whole play ended. 😏

The protagonist and Heita, but they changed Yazi and became three people. They wanted to save the whole Hina, but they did a bad job.

Author, I want to see rivers of blood, I want to see the separation of life and death, I want to see the loss of the most important person when the Black Tower is most proud, I want to see tragedy 😳

It feels pretty good and sweet. If you like Qingshui Wen, you can come here.

I've only read half of it, but I think it's well written. I heard them say that the ending seemed to be a disaster. I actually read that chapter, and the title gave me a bad feeling.

The writing is okay, but I am afraid of breaking the roots. I have written so many books, but only two have been completed.