Honkai: Star Rail: I Write the Aeons’ Untold Histories and Nanook Hunts Me Down

The author would like to give some explanations here. First, there is no female protagonist in this book. Second, I won't write Lagus as a fool. The protagonist will have a game with Lagus later, and the protagonist will almost be burned into relics. The protagonist almost uses all the trump cards that can be used, and is almost killed by Lagus, but in the end it is so beautiful that he eats the iron tomb [laughing] All in all, it is a good ending. Third, the anchor actually cannot think of many novel CPs and cannot write about shocking CPs. Let's write something serious. I feel like you don't particularly like reading it, so I really need your inspiration. Fourth, the first 10 chapters or so will follow the original plot, and then it will start to deviate from the original plot, so there is no need to worry about the protagonist following the same plot as the PC. Fifth, because the anchor really did not understand the plot of versions 3.6 And 3.7, The anchor had to follow the plot for three days and three nights regarding some settings related to the Iron Tomb. As a result, he did not particularly understand some of the settings. I hope readers can forgive me, but at least it will not lead to the situation that the Iron Tomb does not even know what the Iron Tomb does. Sixth, the protagonist writing a novel is only a highlight of the novel, not the main theme. It is impossible for you to keep watching the protagonist write a novel. So there will still be some content that should be there, and the protagonist will not write the novel everywhere. In fact, only about 35% of the content will be the protagonist writing the novel, and the rest will be the same. Seventh, thank you for watching this anchor. I wish you good morning, good afternoon and good night. I hope that all of you who read this book will have a good day. I also hope that you can leave more comments or book reviews. This is really important to me! [Cry][send heart][cry] How should I put it, I also read the general content of several novels recommended by everyone, but the novels of the anchor are very embarrassing. In fact, 80% of the novels recommended by everyone are about unofficial history, and the focus is on unofficial history. The anchor is 45% unofficial and 55% is the influence of the protagonist on the plot. I want to highlight the influence of the protagonist. Of course, the quality of unofficial stories is also there, so each has its own characteristics [cool]

It was fun to watch from the beginning, but something was wrong when the Star Gods came out. Three Star Gods appeared in Ompharos? I can understand you even in the Gap, in Ompharos? The scepter must explode. I'm afraid Legus couldn't sit still. When Xiaobai attacked the scepter, Nanook was outside the scepter at first. Why did he suddenly appear next to the protagonist? It's too OOC [face covering]

It is indeed a fictional history! ! ! ! [Praise]