Honkai Impact 3rd: My Captain Is Really Reliable

This unscrupulous author not only lets himself run wild in his novels, but also bullies men and women in the group chat, publicly feeding them excrement. Recently, he stopped feeding them excrement, and I thought he'd finally had a change of heart, but it turns out he's switched to feeding them poison. He's even taunting me in the group. I can't stand it! We have no other choice but to come here to comment, to take down the group admin, and force him to crossdress. I feel sorry for Lao Yao; he caused my period stock market crash and stabbed me in the back. And don't even mention the dentist, Ji Zi, and Qian Shuang—I'll write this down in my notebook. Finally, I'll say, "Damn it!" Okay, I'm done ranting. Hmph.

There's been a lot of interest in seeing more of the Hunt lately in the group -=- Okay, I'll do a survey here. If there are more than 10 comments and more than 30 likes -=- then I'll go back to writing about the Hunt.

If I were to rate my own work, honestly, I think 8.5 would be more than enough. Of course, I'm not talking about these meaningless things here. I believe many of my readers were drawn in by the daily life scenes at the beginning and the ambiguous relationships between the male protagonist and various characters (I admit that's very appealing), but that was actually irresponsible of me. When I first started this book, I was just a newbie around level 50, playing around. My initial motivation for writing this book was indeed that I quite liked some of the characters in the game and wanted to write a slice-of-life story. But as I gradually realized and supplemented…

Actually, I have a special feeling for this novel. It's the first light novel I read on SuperFun, my first encounter with the platform. Back then, I was a complete free-to-play player, but I spent money on this book. Although this book can make you suffer emotionally, lose everything, and feel sorry for the protagonist, and the author is a representative of Gen Urobuchi's style (the kind where you could get rich by selling razor blades), he absolutely tortures you to the point of exhaustion. But, no matter how much I hate to admit it, he's definitely a top-tier SuperFun writer. The beginning is like a cake before death, and the second chapter onwards is incredibly agonizing! But I still subscribed to the whole thing. It's so good. But I still want to avenge that thousand-year-old...

Generally speaking, novels using the title "Honkai Impact" are quite popular, especially since it's like watching your favorite character get flirted with under different identities. The second volume introduced many other aspects of the characters, and I became a fan of Feiyuwan (serious face). But... This novel has good logic and plot, and I got completely absorbed in the story. So much so that after finishing the third volume, I was still wondering what would happen to Lao Yao? Would he be resurrected? Or was he never really dead? Is that boy in the fourth volume Lao Yao? I have to say, the author really put in a lot of effort; Lao Yao's character design has surpassed the appeal of the original "Honkai Impact" characters for me. Finally, I wish Lao Yao well, and hope that heaven won't...

Should I come back and write about the captain again? _(:з"∠)_

I have been reading this book since March 2019. Different from many books that I have read on SF or internet generally, the main character of this book is not invincible to which makes the story more...

I apologize everyone, but due to work and being genuinely exhausted lately, I've hit a creative block on my novel. Therefore, "Reliable Ship" and other books will be on hiatus for a while. I don't know the exact time... In short, there probably won't be any updates this month... This might be bad news for my readers, but the plot has indeed been too weak lately. I need to think carefully about how to develop the story. Please understand...

To be honest, I even wrote a review praising this book when I was reading the slice-of-life version. But as I read further, something felt off. This is just too angsty! The author tortured every single character; couldn't we just have a happy ending? Otto definitely didn't die a good death. Is the world more important or the girls? I think the girls are more important. Here's a heads-up: if you don't like angst and have a low tolerance for it, please read with caution. Overall, I still think it's a good book. If the author had written a tragic ending, I hope they would have added a happy ending epilogue; that would have been perfect.

First of all, I dare say without exaggeration that this is one of the two best Honkai Impact 3rd fanfictions I've ever read (this is just my personal preference, of course). The warmth of everyday life and the cruelty of reality are vividly portrayed in this book, much like Shakespeare's play where "the jokes in comedy are meant to highlight the joy, while the jokes in tragedy are meant to make you pay with double the tears when tragedy strikes." War is never beautiful, and the reason soldiers give their lives is simply to protect everything they cherish. Killing for protection is both contradictory and not contradictory. Soldiers...