Chat Group: Starting by Snatching Elysia’s Username

When I saw the title of this book, I remembered something I had seen before. A child was sent to a place to detoxify from Internet addiction by his family. Then he escaped from there and ran away in the deep mountains and forests. When he was hungry, he accidentally fell into a mountain stream.

This book is all written by the author based on the plots he has seen. Purely the author's subjective conjecture. After all, there are so many documents for each game, and it is impossible for the author to have read them all. Of course, please point out any mistakes and the author will correct them. As for the nicknames in the book, they are all summarized by the author to better distinguish the characters. Finally, long live Pink Hair! Long live Alicia!

Pink Fat Lady, Pink Hooligan, 55kg (rounded) Miss, Pink Fairy, Paradise Girl (laughs)

I'm reminded of a book by the cat next door; Ellie came in fourth place in a competition to portray Elise. 🤭🤭🤭

Although, why does this appear in male videos?

The plot and writing style are truly bland and uninteresting. There's no clear goal, no necessities, and the character is already at the ultimate level from the start, constantly getting stronger. While cuddling with beautiful girls is important, it can't be all there is to it...

Without a main storyline or any further character development, Alicia's character is entirely based on the original work; it's basically just a pile of history.

I remember excluding the Immortal Boat Alliance from the chat group; their arrogance was evident just from the term "outsiders." Also, during the Iron Tomb raid, Jing Yuan showed up but was completely useless; even Fei Xiao's attempt to join was blocked. Furthermore, chat groups definitely need to be screened before writing about them; adding just anyone would be too simplistic.

Why isn't the most voluptuous woman, Remière Dan, mentioned?

From a game perspective, the various Star Gods in the Honkai Impact 3rd world are equivalent to "top-tier NPCs" or "system-level AIs" with extremely high privileges. They are tightly bound to a certain "fate" (underlying code logic) and must act according to predetermined rules.