A person in Honkai Impact, just became a Decade Knight

More accidents have occurred.

Before our first dorm gathering, my plan was for Gu Yu and Mei to cook together and get to know each other better.

God knows what I was thinking that day, I suddenly wanted to write about persecution.

I took a look.

Oh, the subscriptions haven't dropped, right? It seems everyone is accepting it.

Then the real surprise happened.

I swear I really didn't plan this out in advance [everyone can see that the early plot follows the main storyline, so my outline was the main plot], and then the unexpected happened in chapter 83.

Himeko, you did a great job! You did a great job!

Okay, everyone start from scratch!

As an aside, the number of subscriptions inexplicably increases every time a chapter features Mei being persecuted...

I don't think my severe breast budding is my problem; I'm just following the market trend.

However, despite this, Mei remains the No. 1 female character in the story. Even when her life was threatened [in the Xuanyuan arc], Kouyu was still concerned about Mei's feelings and did not fight with all her might.

If they really go all out in the fight, that final punch, the ultimate punch, will just hit them in the face. In the dream at the beginning of DCD, DCD faces off against Ultimate Black Eyes, and the idea that their punches will destroy the world is officially stated as Natsumi's Dream. However, the official statement also used the rather vague phrase "it might turn out like this" to indirectly confirm that it is indeed possible for Ultimate Black Eyes and ordinary DCD to punch each other and destroy the world.

If that punch lands...

From the very beginning, the Black Emperor Knight was created by Gu Yu using a portion of her soul power and the power of the Emperor Knight to suppress the personality of the fused Herrscher.

At the same time, the Herrscher of Fusion also suppressed Gu Yu's awakened Aurora Veil ability to prevent him from pulling people.

Therefore, after the second battle, the two portions of power that the Black Emperor Knight surrendered corresponded to the Fusion Herrscher power suppressed by Gu Yu [from that time on, Gu Yu could choose to actively 'absorb' (actually fuse) Honkai energy], and the Aurora Veil suppressed by the Fusion Herrscher [to prevent Gu Yu from crossing time and space to summon people, so it has been suppressed].

Why did the Dark Emperor Paladin deck keep giving away easy cards, but then the cards they used became stronger and stronger?

The reason for the leniency was that the Black Emperor Knight was dominated by the Ancient Rain personality in the early stages, and he only resorted to heavy blows because he was fighting his own madness.

The reason why the cards used later became stronger and stronger is because Gu Yu was struggling to suppress the Herrscher personality with half of his power, so he beat people more and more fiercely.

Black Emperor kept emphasizing that he was about to wake up, that he was about to wake up, that he was about to wake up. In reality, Gu Yu was reminding herself that there was no time to lose and she should get up quickly.

Why did I use the translation "【漆黑帝骑】" during the initial translation, a translation that no one likes and that I also dislike?

Very simple.

The Black Emperor Knights didn't manage to do a single bad thing from start to finish.

The Black Emperor's riders attacked enemies, and whenever the Herrscher personality tried to cause trouble, Gu Yu suppressed them with a fraction of her power.

The negative translations like "dark" and "darkness" don't really fit the Black Emperor Knight, so I chose Jet Black Emperor Knight instead.

The reason why Shi Hao next door also did this translation is the same as above.

I am a good person, you should believe me — By Shi Hao.

Picking up where I left off, I mentioned in the next post that I prefer the protagonist to work 007 rather than 996.

Although the words were typed out casually, they were actually implemented in this book.

Gu Yu's soul split in two. On the outside, she fights monsters 996 (9 am to 9 pm, 6 days a week), while on the inside, she suppresses her Herrscher personality so she can't rest for even a second, a standard 007.

After completely suppressing her Herrscher personality, Gu Yu didn't sleep at all because she had to maintain her transformation and impersonate Otto. She didn't get a proper night's sleep until the true ending timeline...

Wow, how did things turn out like this? My original plan wouldn't have been this bad.

Why is that? I'm searching for the answer too.

Theresa and Siegfried didn't care about Gu Yu's matter, and Gu Yu didn't care either. Even if her mental age hadn't increased since she transmigrated, she was still nineteen years old at the time.

We're all adults. It's a favor if they can help, but it's no big deal if they can't. Gu Yu didn't feel like these two people owed her anything.

So when people asked me what Gu Yu thought about Theresa and Siegfried ignoring him after he regained his memories...

What else can I think? Siegfried is a hero, and we've already shown him the respect he deserved. Since there was no conflict afterward, we didn't confront him.

Theresa has been very caring and considerate towards him this past year, so he should treat her with the respect due to an elder.

As an aside, the protagonist showed great respect for Siegfried. After all, in Gu Yu's and my personal perspective, Siegfried's private morality was criticized to the extreme, but that doesn't stop him from being a towering hero in the Second Honkai Impact.

If Siegfried hadn't pointed at Gu Yu with the Judgment of Heavenly Fire, Gu Yu would probably have communicated with him in a slightly more respectful tone.

Unfortunately, Siegfried knew what Sirin's abilities were, and the Aurora Veil was somewhat like the Imaginary Gate, so his worries were understandable.

So his beating was purely for the sake of the plot, it's not me persecuting him, believe me!

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Original Case:

This was started halfway through writing the plot discussion section.

But as I was writing, I realized that everything I wanted to say in the miscellaneous section had to be moved to the original draft section, which was incredibly awkward.

First, there's the original concept, completed in 500,000 words. I never even considered those Herrschers that weren't officially released at the time.

Then there's the single female lead, and as I've already explained, you all know what that means.

The Stigmata in Gu Yu's hand is just a Stigmata; relatively speaking, it's just a four-dimensional storage belt. Gu Yu has no ability to absorb Honkai energy at all.

The original idea was that Gu Yu would lose his transformation ability and then fight using the Stigmata. In terms of setting, the Stigmata could be freely switched among the emblems of the twenty knights to activate special abilities.

However, considering that the idea of ​​abolishing the transformation function in Kamen Rider was too harsh, the idea was abandoned.

Normally, this original concept should have been used by Gu Yu, who was adopted by Cecilia at St. Freya Academy, in the world bubble of the Quantum Sea arc. However, this setting was abandoned for various reasons.

I hadn't even figured out my identity at the time.

As a result, a reader commented in a post: "That's it. The paramecium and the protagonist can't get over their backgrounds. Even if the protagonist doesn't care, the paramecium will definitely feel resentful and guilty."

Then I suddenly felt that this randomly made-up backstory might have some potential, so... things like the arranged marriage, the parents knowing the three members of the F4, were all added on a whim after chapter 56.

The fact that Theresa has the added power of the Stigmata and her personality changed was also decided at the time, after all, it's based on the Theresa from the original work...

I'm afraid Gu Yu will get tricked a few times and then start hitting people.

There was no intention to link the setting to the previous work, so Gu Yu didn't mention the other friends at all in the opening. If there are any setting conflicts, the final setting shall prevail.

Although Yuno was the opponent I decided to fight from the beginning, I also said at the time that I still hesitated about whether or not to revive her.

After I resurrected her, I stopped writing her as an ordinary female character.

A girl burdened with hatred either becomes a vengeful ghost or overcomes that hatred and continues to move forward.

Therefore, Yuno's role in this book is not that of a female supporting character, but rather the second male lead, comparable to Terui Ryu [explosive theory].

Although she definitely wouldn't refuse if Gu Yu contacted her after the finale, the idea of ​​love blossoming between them...

No, I can't even imagine that scene. A friendly fling would be the limit.

The relationship between the two is more like that of a guide and a follower, or simply put, an orange and a grape [in their normal state].

Lin is pretty much in the same category. She doesn't feel any romantic feelings at all, but she does have some affection for Wendy. However, given that Lin and Wendy are good friends in this book, the final result is that the gentle little girl obediently makes way for her friend.

In the end, they became a trio of bystanders, and later almost became Akali, which was unavoidable.

That's how it was supposed to be, but when I finished writing the epilogue and went back to write the final words, it suddenly went off-topic.

So in the end, Theresa secretly got the marriage certificate for the two of them.

I don't dare to think about what will happen, so I'd better not think about it.

Continuing from the original case above, Gu Yu's claim that he is an LSP is the absolute truth. I even threw him into the girls' dormitory, so normally, there would definitely be some slightly unharmonious scenes.

That's how it should have been.

As a result, something happened while I was writing the ROS article last September. Those who know, know.

Anyway, because some great writer wrote about sadomasochism and what to do in front of memorial tablets, this site was targeted. At the time, when the storm was blowing, I didn't move an inch and didn't even dare to mention real place names. What a load of rubbish! Staying put was the right thing to do.

As for why I didn't write the rest, that's another story. This book did quite well, and I didn't want it to be ruined by my impulsive actions someday.

It turns out my choice was absolutely right. A whole bunch of books related to Honkai Impact died out; maybe my book will survive...

The main reason is that no one knows I failed miserably.

The secondary reason is that I really don't dare to touch those things; I'm so cowardly that I almost shrink back into my abdomen.

However, the setting that Gu Yu is an LSP still exists.

He couldn't get up because he was too tired and really didn't want to move. He'd rather stay in bed staring at the ceiling and drinking herbal tea than move at all.

When fighting Himeko, the setting that Kouyu was a cyborg was added, resulting in a lot of people thinking that Himeko had misread her memories.

Please, even though she's a noob, she's not that bad. The memories she had at the time are real.

Then I specifically had Fu Hua watch the memories again, and some people still thought that Fu Hua had misinterpreted them.

I hadn't initially planned to write the part where Gu Yu wreaks havoc on the Hyperion, but something unexpected happened.

I got writer's block, and then for some reason I suddenly wanted to torment Gu Yu by making her faint.

After he fell unconscious, I remembered that he seemed to have the ability to absorb Honkai energy. Oh no, I'm doomed.

And then this storyline unfolded.

The initial concept didn't include a Dark Emperor Knight, and Gu Yu wasn't a Herrscher or someone with schizophrenia.

The reason for the appearance of the Black Emperor Knight is actually...

That night, I was stuck on something and didn't know what to write, so I just picked something I was familiar with and wrote it down to get by.

The original plan was to have him exit the story in chapter 62, but then I thought it wouldn't be appropriate for him to exit so quickly, so I decided to just let him pretend to be weak.

As I was writing, it turned out like this. I have to say, this semi-main storyline was quite an accident.

The final forms of those Heisei Riders who awakened early on were actually the same as those of the Showa era; once their energy was full, they would simply charge forward.

But when I was working on the Xuanyuan chapter, I had a sudden thought: oh no, it just doesn't feel like something's missing.

The Herrscher of Thunder made her move when the protagonist was at his weakest. The protagonist did not defeat the Herrscher of Thunder at that time, but instead used a trick to make her leave the stage.

After thinking about it, I decided that the protagonist should defeat the opponent head-on at least once, otherwise it would feel a bit awkward.

And since she is the Herrscher of Thunder, then...

—I've decided on you, Kuuga.

As a result of this awakening method, I dug a huge hole for myself.