Honkai: Star Rail: Learning from Glamoth

Is it just a time travel to experience life? Nothing has changed so far. After seeing the suffering of others, the result is only pity, but it is still indifferent, nothing has changed, like a witness, as a scholar who can design mechas to fight against insect plagues, there is no kindness to change the suffering, no determination to make the world a better place, the indifferent and selfish character is very successful, only the blessings given to you by the distant mother planet. Fighting with the Star God, as a person who traveled back in time and had the blessing of the mother star, but there is no Star God, it shows that you are content with the status quo, witnessing the suffering just for the sake of witnessing, it is not an exaggeration to say that you are selfish, you should use your knowledge to change, to unify, and it doesn't matter if you become the emperor, but you are just watching

The protagonists in the front seem mature and reliable, but the ones in the back are simply childish. Are they so familiar with each other that they can joke like that after just seeing each other a few times? The protagonist in the back is completely different from the protagonist in the front.

It's poisonous, what exactly do you want to express, and then a person who is hundreds of thousands of years old calls someone's younger sister who is in their twenties and thirties. It's too 6, especially this junior who knows how to actually dare to respond. Where is the upbringing? It's extremely speechless. Many characters with good social backgrounds are inexplicably written by the author to be very uneducated, which is quite speechless. There are also many characters or forces that are written as arrogant and arrogant, completely deviating from the original setting and outrageous.

Toxic [spit]

It starts high and ends low. The potential of the protagonist is constantly emphasized in the beginning. The protagonist went to the train for a long time to study, but after the protagonist returns, he is a weak group. Whether it is political or intellectual, what is the position of Gomera in the universe? Why does that set of armor need to be researched for two years with the participation of the protagonist and the protagonist is not the main research force (did the protagonist fail in politics? Or does the protagonist have no force at all?). I vomited while watching the plot of Gomera. The protagonist abstractly said nothing has changed, but based on the setting of the first 10 chapters, the protagonist is fully capable of change.

Although I didn't know what I was writing at the beginning, it was okay. But when I got to the main plot, it felt different. The time I spent on the train and Grammer was at least dozens or hundreds of years old. I didn't have the feeling of a scholar. I just acted like an restless middle school student in adolescence.

After finishing it, I got a lot of things in front of me. The gods of each destiny can directly become the commander. I have the strength of the destiny walker. I even watched the battle of gods breeding the insect emperor. As a result, nothing happened in the next few chapters. I still followed the original plot. Inaction, Grammer said. Nothing has changed, he is still corrupt, the protagonist is of no use, and the knowledge about the world of Armored Warriors that he just picked up is of no use. It is written like another book, and it feels like it is copied and pasted, because the protagonist Goldfinger is not reflected at all in this plot, and he is just like ordinary people.

The Lord is so easy to talk to, he answers whatever others ask, such important information, and the 18 Star God's messengers are much stronger than 18 Star Gods. The protagonist of the plot should make the decision, and he can be the first person under the Star God by himself. It can be said that the Star God takes action, otherwise the protagonist will be invincible. When can more than a dozen single Commanders be able to defeat a protagonist with the power of 18 Star Gods?

This is a fantasy novel, that is, Eastern Cthulhu, with skills, elixirs, and upgrades. The principles are indescribable and the logic has no basis. It's not that this book is bad, it's just that the audience may be quite special.

To be honest, after reading the first few chapters, I felt that the protagonist should not rely on cultivating immortality. Many people are indeed accepting of the setting of science fiction. However, many people will be disappointed if it is just a superficial sci-fi. In fact, the author can try to set it up: for example, whether it is the system of cultivating immortals, you can refer to incorporating some science fiction elements, or biotechnology, immortal mechas, or magic and arcane elements instead of a single element or a skin-covered fairy tale. Because you want some suggestions for cultivating immortals, which is completely more like the fairy boat plot.