Playing Around in a Crossover World in the Name of Honkai

This book is definitely a guide to angst, but it's also a masterpiece among all invincible novels. Let me first talk about the preparations before reading: 1. This story is extremely dark, so be prepared to pull yourself out of the darkness before you start enjoying it!!! For example, listen to cute Japanese songs while reading, otherwise you'll end up crying your eyes out and singing "The Disease is Love" at the top of your lungs. 2. Prepare a water bottle to avoid dehydration. 3. Keep your crying down. 4. After doing the above three things, you can start reading. The following is the plot and book review, with minor spoilers. This story revolves around the pure love story (mutual betrayal) between the protagonist's reincarnation, Fu Bi Que, and Fu Hua. First, our protagonist is...

The reason I only gave it such a low score is because I personally feel my book isn't very well written; perhaps it's my inferiority complex, but I genuinely don't think it's anything special. Seeing other readers' reviews of my book made me very excited; actually, my highest education level is only junior high school, and I never imagined my work would receive so many clicks! For some reasons, I chose to abandon Pineapple Bun; perhaps it was because I couldn't bear to part with the "children" I created, or perhaps it was simply a spur-of-the-moment decision to leave… Anyway, I'm back! I will continue updating this book unless something unexpected happens…

The series has ended, but the side stories are still being updated.

Goodness, is this a plot devised by carbon-based lifeforms? Amazing!

I'm actually quite interested in fan fiction. There are tons of fan fictions about Honkai Impact and Genshin Impact, but this novel is really well-written and immersive. I wholeheartedly support it!

The author's prophecy confirmed.

The new Fu Hua has arrived, and the author is undoubtedly a prophet. The new Fu Hua feels like Fu Bi Que (a character from a Chinese folktale).

Dear readers, the last chapter refers to the side story; the main storyline continues.

It's both delicate and insane. The author boldly transforms a normal, kind, ordinary protagonist into a cold-blooded demon. It's very bold, and I admire that boldness. Either go all the way with the dark side, giving the reader a heart-wrenching yet touching ending, or don't go all the way with the dark side at all. A world destroyed halfway loses its appeal, even though such endings are often beautiful. But then the character's entire persona collapses. So, going all the way with the dark side... Nice! This writing style very, very successfully creates a yandere character who becomes a yandere after being betrayed twice by the ones he loves. It's very delicate, and very heart-wrenching...

Well, it's a long story, but I don't know what the author is trying to say.