Arknights: Return to Rhode Island

The beginning is really touching. Although the rest is very silly and a little sad, I still can't bear to see the doctor change his name to A Guang. Come on.

I'm a weakling, please don't ridicule me, I'm not a leader in terms of strength, and the clues are free.

Ever since I read this book, I didn't dare to specialize as an operator in Ark. I basically upgraded most of the operators and kept them at an average level, and refreshed the intimacy level every day. As a result, when I was over level 30, I couldn't even beat Bone Broken Bones. I only had one red one that was upgraded to Essence 1. Damn, I didn't dare to steal the yellow stones. I bought usable operator clothes... And liver furniture... And I only had a few stones left to buy bags! I want to delete my account and practice again, but I'm afraid that I will be like the protagonist. I don't know what day I might travel through time, and then Rhode Island will be disbanded or something. If this happens to me, I will just bite my tongue and kill myself... Do you think I did the right thing? In order to avoid being like the protagonist in the future, I endured my desire to treat all operators equally. Mud Rock and Water Gun Chen are still at level 35. I want to delete my account and practice again, brothers...

For example, the protagonist's ability Return to reality? Will anyone come to the world of Arknights again? Are there any new operators? The emergence of the whole life movement Rhode Island's relationship with the whole society The true identity of Swordsman Tower Are there pure human beings? The ability of the swordsman tower What kind of book is this?

Well... I've finished reading the current updated chapter. What I want to say is that this book is a fan of Arknights. Naturally, you need the Swordsman Tower of Arknights to understand it. Therefore, some casual readers may not understand the author's jokes and the stories between the operators. However, as long as you read it carefully, it is obvious that the author has put great effort into the battle of wits in this book. In terms of combat, someone said in the comments section that the jump is too fast. In fact, this really can only rely on the ability of association and the ability to understand the overall situation. The swordsman towers all use the pause button to become a timer for the survival of their operators, so readers of this article may also need to assume the role of a commander. The battlefield is changing rapidly, requiring people who can immediately switch their thinking to control the situation. In short, this book is really good and suitable for swordsmen to read. I also hope that casual readers will be willing to understand the story of Arknights under the disaster from this book. Arknight!

It's too difficult for me. From the time I entered the pit to now, there are still no Aneng in so many pools. I'm still far away from reaching level 38. I'm very good at it.

Please give me a guide. As a newbie, I don't know how to play.

Four in a row, what's there to say?

Zhou Jinru traveled through time, probably following the trend of time travel, and successfully joined the time travel army and became one of them. Thanks to the popular science his roommate gave him in college, and then when they played Arknights together in their graduation year, Zhou Jinru soon realized that he had traveled through time.

I like it very much. I hope I can become a familiar face before it becomes popular. Is there a book club by the way? (Hint)