Everything Can Be Fused

To be honest, this book is even more disgusting and self-indulgent than the previous ones. Why? Because the protagonists in the previous books didn't start out as omniscient and omnipotent, but this one does. Possessing omnipotence, and with the current universe being the protagonist's home base, free from external interference of equal scale, it means that everything currently happening is…

The biggest problem in the second volume is that Aying subconsciously thinks that everyone knows everyone when writing fan characters. In fact, just write them as original characters. The more you sew, the less inclusive readers will be and the more you have to write with the attitude of original novels.

The second volume is a bit unfriendly to people like me who don't play hardcore games.

It's such a mess, how many people can see it? I just cut it off after being high for a while.

Is the author's peak still Tianluxing?

From the moment the protagonist starts paperwork, the plot becomes more and more difficult. He is omniscient and omnipotent but the street office. Did the author want to laugh when he wrote this? Moreover, a large part of the plot is related to the street office. If this thing is deleted, the experience will be better.

... How come each one is worse than the last?

I can only say the writing is very good, and the ideas and concepts are quite interesting. I thought the first volume was pretty good, and the second volume was also alright, quite good overall. However, there's a hurdle: it's not very friendly to those who don't play Honkai Impact 3rd.

The stitching on the second volume looks really weird...

The first volume was alright, but the second volume was a complete mess.