Bringing a Phone to the Honkai World

The author announced in the fan group that he would cross-dress if anyone tipped him the Emperor Yan. I've already taken screenshots as proof. We initially "discussed" this with him for a long time, but he absolutely refused, claiming he was reckless in fights. We even searched for kimonos, swimsuits, wedding dresses, and magical girl costumes for him on Taobao. After our earnest persuasion, he finally relented (finally had a change of heart) and agreed to cross-dress if Emperor Yan tipped him, fulfilling our wish. I'd rather watch other content creators on Bilibili than have Emperor Yan tip me (whispering).

A rare harem novel set in Honkai Impact 3rd (probably) (What's wrong with this world? Why are there so many yuri lovers...) The writing is excellent, the reading is smooth, the details are well done, and the overall experience is superb. It's a rare gem. The plot development is fairly standard, neither too awkward nor too simple, and the romantic development is weak, slow, and feels abrupt. The update speed is acceptable, roughly two or three chapters a day, not too many, not too few. Overall, it's okay. Recommended reading method: bookmark it and wait for more chapters to read.

When I returned to the dorm that day, I saw my roommate on the top bunk lying on the floor, his eyes rolled back, foaming at the mouth, yelling, "Hey! Good! I've got it!" He had a bucket of instant noodles on his right foot. The rest of us were panicked. I glanced at him and saw his shattered phone to his right, its surface gleaming. Remembering I was a medical student, I asked them, "How long has it been?" They said about half an hour. I calmly said, "There's hope. Did he go anywhere this morning?" They said no, he'd just inexplicably borrowed 5,000 yuan saying he needed it urgently, and then while everyone was sleeping, he was playing on his phone and that's how he ended up like this. I clicked...

If you're going to write a harem story, just write a harem story. Why do you have to bring up the whole "straightening out" thing about yuri? 😅 You think all fandoms serve you, right? If you just wrote a harem story honestly instead of taking a jab at yuri, I wouldn't see anything wrong with it. 😓

Haha, to be honest, I still have a bit of a headache and my thoughts are all jumbled up, so I might be rambling a little. Seriously, I stayed up until 3 AM last night to finish reading all the chapters, and I almost died on the spot when I woke up this morning… First of all… when reading a story, you should read the beginning first, right? I have to say, author, are you a genius at coming up with titles? When I randomly searched for this article's title, the first thing that came to mind was "The Phone Hero Who Scooped Up My IQ by 200" (눈_눈). Seriously, if I hadn't reacted to the keyword "collapse," I probably would have just refreshed it. Although it might have been too late, I still want to complain, author, you wouldn't… (눈_눈) Continuing…

The reading experience was excellent! Excellent! Excellent! I can't stress this enough. I recently started playing Honkai Impact 3rd, and I'm still learning about the background and character settings. I stumbled upon this book and clicked on it, and it completely resonated with me. Firstly, the plot weaves together a generally lighthearted slice-of-life story, making it easy to pick up and stop reading whenever you want, unlike purely plot-driven stories where you feel uneasy until you finish. I especially love this aspect. Secondly, the author's first-person perspective enhances the player's immersion (and makes the cool moments even more satisfying). I've always loved Lost Leaf's writing style...

Actually, I was initially hesitant to read game adaptations, but after trying it out, I found it really good! The plot and the commentary are all so engaging and entertaining. Now I spend my days glued to my phone waiting for updates—it's so much fun! The main problem is that I don't play games much, so there's a lot I don't understand. Later, just to read the stories, I bought an account and got into the game, and even spent a little money—just a tiny bit. It's not bad, though my skills are still pretty poor. Overall, it's quite enjoyable.

Let me be honest, this book has a bit too many paragraphs. I usually read books written in long, continuous blocks, but this one is all sentence-by-sentence. While that might make it easier to read, it's become uncomfortable after reading so many of those kinds of paragraphs. Aside from that, the book is generally good; the author should keep it up. Personally, I think fanfiction is very difficult to write. The characters are already firmly established in everyone's minds, and any sudden changes will definitely be bad. Following the original plot too closely can also be boring, so I really dislike those kinds of books (though they are very rare)...

Having read thousands of fanfictions, from early Kantai Collection and Girls' Frontline crossovers to current Arknights and Honkai Impact 3rd crossovers, I feel this is a pretty good book, and the writing is definitely solid. The character portrayals are also quite faithful to the original settings. (To be honest, the author admits that some books have characters whose settings are completely different from the original characters.) The only drawback is that it feels verbose, especially the first hundred chapters. The excessive amount of cramming-in-your-own-mentions made me a little impatient, but the well-placed emotional descriptions kept me reading (who reads Honkai Impact 3rd not for the immersive interaction outside the game?). The fight scenes are another story; personally, I think the fight scenes in the book next door, "My Reliable Captain," are...

Honkai Impact 3 swordsmiths came to watch.