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Honkai Star Rail: Character Gacha System

One moment, he was the unluckiest gamer alive—perpetually cursed, hitting pity on every single banner. Then all of a sudden, during a ten-roll for Cipher, he miraculously pulled seven copies of her! Overwhelmed with euphoria—he quite literally died of joy (in the physical sense). And just like that, he transmigrated into another world… equipped with a gacha system suspiciously identical to Benshin. In this realm—where both supernatural abilities and advanced technology were bound by layers of restriction—legendary figures began to emerge. ――Cipher The nightmare perched at the very top of every bounty list. The mere whisper of her name strikes terror into the hearts of Cloud District billionaires. If a grinning, cat-eared coin suddenly appears beside you… Congratulations. In that instant, your vaults of gold, your cutting-edge defenses, your elite ability-wielding guards—even the dazzling digits in your bank balance—have all been silently rewritten into a single digit: “0.” There is no greater financial horror. ――Sam A living legend of the Mercenary Guild, his true face unknown. Whenever his signature silver-white armor appears, it signals an efficient, inevitable end. Once he accepts a contract, searing trails of light become death’s calling card—no matter how impossible the mission, all is reduced to ash in his incandescent wake. ――Hyacine A mysterious pink-haired girl with twin tails, always accompanied by an enigmatic white beast of unknown origin. She is a miracle that walks the razor’s edge of death—her healing art so profound, even the pinnacle of Genesis Tech covets it. If you encounter her while clinging to life, consider yourself blessed: Death has missed its appointment. But never dare reach for her power with greed or violence— Those who have tried now serve as a warning… scattered as dust on the wind. Original Title: 从赛飞儿开始的崩铁角色抽卡系统 Warning: Genderbender
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The Apostle Of Death

What is forgiveness? Is it a conscious, voluntary choice—to release resentment, anger, and the desire for vengeance toward someone who has wronged you, even when they do not deserve it? But would you forgive the one who murdered your loved one? Could you truly abandon the hatred towards the person who stole what was most precious to you? By law, an unforgivable crime is met with unforgivable punishment. A man who commits a heinous sin is sentenced to death without mercy. Justice is absolute. But what if the sinner is a child? If a child commits the same atrocity, should they be judged as an adult or forgiven for their youth and ignorance? Some would say, “They did not understand what they were doing.” Others would argue, “A child who commits such evil is no longer a child—but a monster.” This is the story of such a child. A child who committed a grave sin—not once, but many times. When remorse finally took hold, it was already too late. Karma came without mercy and tore away what the child cherished most. Crushed by guilt and unable to bear the weight of his sins, the child wished for only one thing: Death, as punishment. But death was not kind enough to grant that wish. Instead, it offered suffering. This is the story of a sinner named Bradley, a child condemned to live with unbearable pain, haunted by the consequences of his actions. “Why do I have to suffer like this?” Bradley whispered, collapsing to his knees before the decapitated head. "Have I not suffered enough?" A child whose only desire was to die. Will his wish ever be fulfilled? Or is endless suffering the truest punishment for his sins?
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