Reborn as an NPC in Arknights

Let me share my thoughts on this book up to volume eight. The first three volumes were decent, passable, but the later volumes focus heavily on background and setting. If you're looking for stories about players exploring and causing trouble on Terra, you can skip this part; the players are basically just background characters. Furthermore, the later chapters dedicate a lot to the protagonist's inner monologues and conversations, while the actual plot and battles are rushed. You have to read long stretches of conversations and character monologues to get even a small bit of action, which is very frustrating. Even during battles, there are sudden flashbacks followed by long memoirs or conversations before the battle perspective returns. It was genuinely difficult to read; I couldn't find any exciting moments, and the writing felt like a continuous flow of water. You might think I shouldn't read it, but I subscribed to the whole thing because the first three volumes were actually quite good and interesting. I initially read the Priest's book and assumed the quality would be similar. Ugh... So frustrating! #(Blue_sad)

The previous book reviews were automatically deleted by Shuke, not by me.

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How many female characters are there in this book? I've seen more than four who have feelings for the main character. If there are really only four as the author claims in the comments, wouldn't that be a complete leak of women?

Book club member: I killed 364 robots on the western front, died 149 times, and earned 507 medals.

The tongue-out fairy (laughs), various characters sticking out their tongues all the time to express embarrassment (sweat).