You’re a Defected Agent, So Seek Peace and Quiet in Kivotos

Is the long-form novel "Azure Archives" still being serialized and available for free?

Over 4 million words? Where's the main storyline? Is it nearing its final chapter? 🤔

Is there more after the final chapter?

I just finished watching the Abydos episode and I'm quite curious if there are any dream scenes.

Looking back, it's been almost five or six years since I last played The Division. Back then, I was playing on PS4 and hadn't even bought the DLC. Recently, the Chinese server shut down, but Steam finally reopened and had a discount, so I bought it immediately. Playing it still feels just like before. It's just that I haven't seen anything after level 30 (facepalm). This book also brought back memories of my youth, and it resonates even more with me now.

Could the author please break this into paragraphs?

Wow, that's amazing! Can you write this until The Division 3 is released? I could read it for a lifetime!

It's excellent in every aspect, the only downside is that Alona's role was too small.

The book is good; firstly, it's updated daily and offers a substantial amount of content (this is key!). To be honest, I've always believed that fan fiction, which borrows other people's worldviews and characters to build its own story, inherently possesses a degree of subordination. After all, if you're so great, why can't you write a work just as great and design characters that are even more compelling? Why should you use theirs to write your own? Respecting the original story and characters is the first priority for fan fiction writers. So when I first saw this story at the end of 2022, I thought to myself: Wow! It must be another urban fantasy story with a fanfiction skin, but after reading a few chapters, I changed my mind. Secondly, unlike many fan-made games that follow the same formula of finishing the prologue and heading straight to the Abydos starting village, or simply reskinning characters like Hoshino or Hina, turning the familiar world and story into background and familiar people into unfamiliar characters with the same names, this time the opening is Vol.4, Which is already a very pleasant surprise. Moreover, the story unfolds well. Although the portrayal of some characters is a bit overdone, leading to occasional sudden changes in style, and some plot twists and foreshadowing resolutions feel abrupt, making one wonder if the author suddenly had a change of mind and altered the outline, the author's skillful adaptation of the original plot (such as Nagisa Kirito in the Eden Treaty arc of Vol. 3 And Kai in Vol. 2.1) To make the official characters more well-rounded in the reader's mind has won my personal approval. This is my personal, strong recommendation. It is a book that is worth reading and even a must-read among BA's derivative works.

So, is the protagonist the main agent of The Division 1?