The Story of a Honkai Impact 3rd Captain

Captain: I was once a bystander, witnessing all the tragedies! I was powerless to change anything! I could only watch you die... Herrscher of the Void (terminal chuunibyou), Kiana (white-haired dumpling), Himeko (Aunt Himeko), Class Regiment (Shenzhou tablet)... But this time, I will protect you! I! Captain! Hereby swear: Even if it means burning my life! Even if it means defying fate! Even if it means fighting against the whole world! I will fight for the last glimmer of warmth in my heart! My flesh and blood! Enough to burn once! Defying fate! I will not hesitate! I am willing to build Xuanyuan with my blood! I do not fight for heaven, nor for earth, nor for so-called justice...

For those who haven't played Honkai Impact 3, this book is practically a classic (I read the novel before watching the TV series). While the writing isn't very mature and the content sometimes jumps around, the details are quite good. (It's just that the sudden explicit content is a bit overwhelming.) There are also some unexpected sweet moments. However, those who like it should still persevere... After all, not all captains are hardcore gamers who spend their spare time campaigning for Honkai Impact. Unlike me, I was listening to the novel on one phone and playing Abyss on the other, when suddenly a scene appeared in the novel where Yae Sakura said shyly, "My ears are very sensitive..." My hand, which was playing Abyss, suddenly trembled, almost triggering Blood Dance's skill prematurely...

I remember back then I didn't know what crystals were for, and supplies weren't available yet, so every time I died during story battles, I'd immediately use a crystal to revive. I don't even want to recall how many crystals I wasted.

It started off well, but... The male lead is really terrible. If he married Xiao Ba, he shouldn't have created a harem.

Regardless of the font, paragraphing, or other techniques, it's already excellent for someone writing a first-time SF novel! It shows the author has a good literary foundation. But why is such a good book so unpopular? I think there are several reasons: 1. The title is too unappealing: To be honest, it's too plain and simple! This is SF novel! Not a high school essay! Even elementary school students need attractive and fresh titles. Again, the title is too plain! It doesn't attract readers at all! 2. The author doesn't have a profile picture. Profile pictures often reveal a person's aesthetic standards. Is it melancholic? A childish act? A passionate young man? Or an old man? It all comes down to the profile picture...

I would have kept watching if the main character had just changed their name.

Is the author an employee of miHoYo? An insider? Are the captain settings in Honkai Impact 3rd increasingly resembling the author's style?

I just finished playing Genshin Impact... Oh shit…

The author is truly kind. This is the only Honkai Impact 3rd novel I've read that's still free. I usually read novels on another phone and can't log in, but I come here whenever I have free time to check it out and maybe give a small tip. Keep it up, author!

Christmas is almost here, and this side story will focus on how the Captain and our Head Maid get together.