[Parallel world] [Transmigration] [System] [Time rewind] [No female lead]
(Even if you haven't played Arknights, you can still follow along.)
While playing Arknights at home, Chen Nan suddenly blacked out.
When he woke up, he had arrived in Terra.
Only... he gradually realized that Terra seemed both familiar and strange to him.
To survive on the continent of Terra, he would have to think carefully before every choice.
One careless move could lead to disaster. After all, this was Terra.
Chernobog, Yan, Victoria, Iberia, Siesta...
What new stories will he experience in these familiar yet unfamiliar places?
What kind of stir will he cause in this Terra?
“You don't really think someone like you can make it to the end on this land, do you...?”
“Then... let's wait and see.”
The author has misunderstood some of the settings of Arknights, such as Source Stone Skills. Source Stone Skills are not acquired after being infected. Non-infected people can also use Source Stone Skills. The activation of Source Stone Skills requires Source Stone as a medium, and infected people can use it directly because the cells in the body are highly integrated with the Source Stone (it will also deepen the fusion rate, and eventually die and become Source Stone). However, non-infected people can use an external Source Stone, that is, a "staff" to use Source Stone Skills.
A good book, just for the story alone, I give it a five-star rating.
The story in this book is okay, but there are a lot of loopholes. The writing in the first few chapters is a bit unclear. The protagonist has a kind of indescribable naivety and a bit of a ambiguity.
Abba Abba.