Dropped into Terra by Mistake, So I Might as Well Set Off the Explosive Dawn

I was surprised to find out the author is still writing books. I thought he had disappeared. It seems like Hedgehog Cat is now supported by a group of veteran authors. There are very few new authors, and even fewer that write well or interestingly. The author feels their writing is already quite good for this site, although they still experience periods of inactivity. It would be great if they could write ten chapters a day. #(Funny)

I'll mention the female protagonist in the synopsis, it's annoying.

Honestly, Warhammer is too abstract to be a good fit for the main story. After all, there are godlike superiors, godlike leadership, godlike enemies, and randomly spawning godlike teammates and abstract enemies – it feels incredibly difficult to create a compelling narrative. However, it is indeed very well-written.

In this godforsaken place called Holy Terra, if you're a capable or good person, they'll use you to the extreme. Of course, it's questionable whether a good person will even survive that long; you might just get shot by a crazy teammate if you say the wrong thing.

Well, to put it simply, the Arknights storyline is incredibly abstract, largely thanks to Hypergryph's (basically, they didn't consider plot coherence, just adding whatever design looked cool). Everything in Terra is unimportant; the only important thing is getting the Doctor to be with Prismes. Ironically, the Doctor is portrayed as a goblin with no positive storylines or highlights, only endless patches detailing how powerful the Doctor was in the past. They refuse to address the Doctor's current character, and even the bonds between the Doctor and other characters are poorly written, or practically nonexistent. Hopefully, they'll improve the Arknights storyline.

Huh? Who is it? Yes, that's right, it's Mai Xiaowen! #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)

If you're considering reading this book, you should first read the author's other book, "The Foundation: Exusiai," a very good and long novel. Because it's a remastered version, the writing style is a bit old-fashioned in the early parts, so you'll need some time to get used to it. However, after I've thoroughly checked it out, the author has already corrected many of the bad parts, so you can read it with confidence.

If the Sea King could suppress subspace, #(humorous)

The timing seems off. Exusiai is still studying in Laterano, how come Chernobog is already in riots? #(Question mark)

I suddenly wondered if the main character wasn't recognized because of some kind of halo effect.