Arknights: The Great Terra Revolution

It's great. It's very comfortable to read. It feels different from common online articles. It's more like reading an epic poem and experiencing what the protagonist has experienced. And, although the time span is very large, it gives me the feeling of exploring a great legend among the eternal legends. A very excellent work, perhaps because of the combination of the original background and the author's narrative. Its language reveals a grandeur. It may also be because there are too many novels for purely entertainment purposes. I think what they are written is not worthy of some, regardless of the depth contained in the original backgrounds of novels, games, animations, etc. Of course that's not a disparagement, I love those too. Of course, there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. Maybe I am the only one who thinks so. There are fewer and fewer epic epics. Even if they are just close or poor imitations, they still add a lot of points in my heart. By the way, despite my short reading time, I carefully read from the first chapter to the latest chapter, and I haven't even let go of the setting collection.

He wrote some profound things. For people at the ethnic level, first of all is to live, and then to continue. If survival cannot be guaranteed, then people will undoubtedly carry out the most violent resistance. In short, the future of mankind is the future of unity, the future of mankind is the future of courage, and the future of mankind is the future of science.

I've just read the latest chapter. It's not poisonous so far. It's a very good book.

Fans of Arknights There aren't many scenes in Rhode Island Just borrowing the Ark world view There are also many private facilities Integrated movement is a wonderful change The abyss and void outside civilization are very powerful. It's just that there aren't many descriptions in the novel By the way, the author is very familiar with the military establishment of some countries. I wonder if they are Terrans [laughing] The main line is integrated movement I didn't enjoy the branch line. Because overall it's very good So the above is just nitpicking... (One light-year A). ． ． A Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia Jia A (I already have such thick armor, please let me go)

Such a good book has won my heart so much that I give you a book review. The characters are full-bodied, the plot is interesting, everything is logical, and every sentence makes sense. Therefore, I give you five stars. I hope you will finish writing this article and turn this land into the scene we expect!

This book can be regarded as one of the rare excellent fan works on Tomato. The character descriptions are vivid and the plot is rich without being bloated. Compared with other books, the narration is slightly longer, but it does not affect the viewing experience. It lays the foundation for the story and at the same time makes people experience a wonderful sense of refreshment. My understanding of "Xiling" is limited to the "Abyss Settlement Tonight" that my friends often say, but as a player of "Arknights", I am not exaggerating to say that this author's understanding of the background, plot and copywriting in "Arknights" is definitely the best or even one of the best among the second Arknights games I have seen. I also hope that the author can keep writing until the right time, and usher in a suitable ending.

To be honest, this one is definitely in the top three of the Ark fanfics I have read.

The power of individuals is powerful, the power of faith is great, and the power of the people is immeasurable. Mastering these three powers, even the "life restricted zone" created by the inner guard with the kingdom will have a torrent of steel.

Great, but why do so many people only have this book on their bookshelf, are they friends of the author?

Very nice! But it doesn't suit my taste. I prefer mortals to establish political revolution step by step, rather than becoming a god directly.