[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 1
[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 2
[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 3
[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 4
[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 5
[Sunday and Robin Cosplay] Honkai: Star Rail One-Day CPSP Anime Convention Trip: Shipping CP Until My Legs Break Is Totally Worth It! - Image 6

Ending a full day of high-intensity attendance at the CPSP anime convention, although my legs felt as heavy as lead, my heart was filled with joy and satisfaction. Today was truly all about 'hardcore special forces-style' convention browsing, rushing straight to major fan stalls right after entering in the morning—especially the HoYoverse BG-related area, which felt like finding my happy home.

The photos show selfies and group pictures of my friend and me at the expo; we cosplayed characters from Honkai: Star Rail this time. That cute chibi bread-themed towel merch in the photo is so adorable—you can instantly tell which pair it is! The stall owner's creativity and artwork always bring surprises, and the fan merchandise was crafted with such care that I completely couldn't control my impulse to buy, buy, buy. I also saw so many fan pairings at the convention today, and the atmosphere was truly wonderful.

As for the meme 'So I am currently supporting the two of them dating' in the picture, it was today's most unexpected snapshot. The joy of browsing conventions lies in meeting fellow fans, playing with memes together, and putting on little performances. I also ran into several other groups cosplaying other Honkai: Star Rail characters along the way, and everyone greeted each other warmly. Although the lethal and hardcore 'overhead death light' in the venue was extremely photo-unfriendly, combined with my terrible photography skills, some photos were slightly blurred to prevent misidentification. If the cosplayers/artists featured in the pictures scroll across this post, feel free to send me a private message, and I'll send you the clear original images.

Squeezing through packed crowds today wearing cumbersome Anime cosplay costumes and long wigs was indeed very physically draining. But that's precisely the charm of an anime convention—seeing those meticulously prepared props, thoughtful makeup and styling, and fellow fans who love these characters and stories just as much as I do, all physical exhaustion dissolved away. Every eye contact, every interactive smile made me deeply feel the warmth among fellow anime fans.

Today was a massive spiritual harvest! Once I finish editing the photos and sorting out my haul, I'll share a detailed merch unboxing post. I'm deeply grateful to every stall owner and fan I met today; everyone is creating works out of pure love, producing such excellent pieces. Being able to share this love for characters and works in the same space with you all is a genuinely blissful feeling. As long as I have time in the future, I'll keep attending these offline events to experience this happiness belonging to us together!