Arknights, They Don't Revolve Around You

This is my third time reading it. I started following it before it was even released. I found this book in early September 2023 and stayed up all night to finish it (I found it in the early morning, and there were already more than twenty chapters. If I remember correctly, I still have my 2023 review in the book review section, saying that I will definitely win). I read it for the second time at the end of 2024 (around). And now, I've finished it in six or seven hours. I'm still very moved. This book really suits me as a die-hard Precy fan. It's so satisfying! I'll probably read it a fourth or fifth time in the future, but who knows what the future holds? It's the only book in the Hedgehog Cat series that I've almost completely subscribed to, and the only one that I've read from beginning to end and even reread multiple times. It's so great!

It's missing something. The protagonist's coldness is too obvious. It should be the kind where he returns and greets the Doctor with a smile, laughing and joking, but the operators suddenly realize that the relationship can only go so far and can't go any further. That feeling would be more fitting. That's how you better control these people, isn't it? Human relationships aren't useless; they're something to be used skillfully. Using small tricks to leverage big situations is much more interesting.

If you treat each Arknights PV as a short story, there are a few good ones. But putting them together just results in a bunch of illogical and ridiculously overpowered elements piled on top of each other; it's purely a matter of concept.

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The comments section is insane 😨

This book is so strange! It's an Arknights fanfiction, but the comments section is a complete mess, even calling Arknights players "CeCe people" (a derogatory term for fans of Arknights). It's bizarre. I subconsciously glanced at the tags, and it's definitely an Arknights fanfiction, so why am I getting attacked even in my own fandom?

The old books were better; at least every word was painstakingly typed by the author. You could see the author's heart and soul poured into the writing. Look at the current writing—it's all AI-generated, with no human touch whatsoever. The only difference is whether it's polished or not. This book, in my opinion, belongs to the high-quality category. The author's writing style is impeccable. After reading dozens of chapters, sometimes I even felt like I was reading a Jiangnan novel—that style of youthful, melancholic literature. I remember when this book was still being serialized, many readers were dissatisfied, but those very complaints were precisely the core thrill of the "chasing husband" trope. Reading it, I felt incredibly satisfied, even getting goosebumps. The author… The author's writing style perfectly matches this genre, which is why it became so popular. However, when this book was still being serialized, Yostar was at its most turbulent period, and it's understandable that many readers had grievances against Yostar and vented their emotions on the characters. For me, whether the ending of the "chasing husband" story is a tragic one or a happy ending is irrelevant. The most important thing is that the part where the protagonist chases her husband is the most essential part of this genre. It's about seeing unappreciated love grow cold, a wounded heart ultimately unable to be salvaged, and a person filled with regret huddled in the love nest they once built, reminiscing about the past. In a relationship with no winners, everyone is shrouded in the dampness of the past. That's the most delicious part.

The story is finished!

While browsing my bookshelf after returning home, I remembered there was another book from around the same time that described a time-slow world where the protagonist transmigrates and discovers that time is sluggish and can only be restored by getting close to the main character? Does anyone remember it? Please provide the title.

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