Honkai: Star Rail: Genius Painter, Starting by Whisking Robin Away

There are a few flaws, but it's still acceptable. The later parts are really good, just a bit short on content. I'll give it one star for now and see how it goes before giving it a full rating. 🍉

This book is quite good: the author has a deep understanding of the Beng Iron, such as knowing the driving force behind the Hunting and the Klimt Constitution. The protagonist isn't a joker; he doesn't treat everything like a game. The protagonist's personality is multifaceted, evolving from a weak but cautious individual to someone with sufficient strength and courage.

While others have pointed out minor flaws such as the unclear reincarnation and lack of memories, if you disregard these aspects, it's still a pretty good book. The so-called reincarnation simply gives the protagonist a fresher perspective and more vivid ideas; while not a strength in terms of plot, it's certainly not a weakness either.

The description says it's a reincarnation, but isn't it really not a native?

You are right, but are day and night equal? ​​Are the righteous and the sinner equal? ​​If man is born weak, from which god shall the weak find peace? I know your resolve. Now, I grant you the right to look directly at the sun. On these 107,336 rocks, the almighty and powerful strings of harmony are at my disposal! Praiseworthy tuner—the resounding choir, Dominix!

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The plot is pretty good and quite interesting, but even as a Commander, he's still not exhausted. Eliminating a planet shouldn't be difficult for a Commander with authority, right? The later parts are really good, keep writing!

One thing is that rare objects are generally not man-made; they all follow certain rules and are not simple things. 🤦

I found it very enjoyable to read, and so far there are no major flaws. The main issue is that there aren't enough words yet, so it's not quite enough to read further.

Yun Li is only 14 years old, how could she possibly call someone "auntie"? [What?]