Arknights: I Think I Was Beaten to Death by Geometry

It's quite good, but the hundreds of thousands of words haven't been written at all when the plot is supposed to explode, which makes it very frustrating to watch. However, I only listened to the prelude and not the climax. I suggest you save it first and wait until there are more words. It's not an invincible novel, but a sadistic novel. It's invincible in terms of setting, but it suffers along the way. The latest chapter also starts to take revenge, but it's also completely bloodless. You can kill, but if you don't kill, you have to keep it for fun and wait for it to get ugly again. It has invincible strength but uses the thinking of ordinary people.

I see the suffering, what you give, although the world is full of contradictions, you can, but you can't, fallacy, my friend, it's like, you want to be a hero, but you are not worthy, maybe, the answer is not important, because this is a man-eating land, and you my friend, you are just another kind of suffering...

The protagonist's character is kind and sensible but not too extravagant. Because of this kindness and the rationality of wanting to do good things but knowing what will happen after sitting there, the protagonist doesn't want to go, but he wants to go in his heart. It is very contradictory. Then he becomes a little confused. Although he doesn't squint there, it does feel like he is forced into a conspiracy. The protagonist's original purpose is to find a crappy job, but because of his kindness and not much sense, plus a little IQ, I can only say that Neither high nor low, my personal feeling is medium to low, and I couldn't quit, so I chose it. The other two reasons why he left were the deaths of two people. The other one he saved was resurrected, a pair of them were resurrected, and there was also someone from Rhode Island. He died, and then he left again. The protagonist was slowly growing up. At most, he was slowly accumulating more and more confusion. In addition, he only wanted to save someone, but I restored his memory, which caused some doubts about his own ability, but it was not bad.

This book is written in a very realistic and immersive way. When an ordinary modern person comes into the turbulent world, he will experience uneasiness, pain, escaping reality again and again, and self-paralysis is vividly written. A self-righteous, self-centered person pursues freedom that he doesn't even know he has. As a human being, he is constantly tormented by the contradiction between rationality and sensibility, and the question of whether to save or not to save. Do you dream about people you have not saved? Will their cries be heard?

The writing is pretty good, but it would be better if the author changed the process of exchanging persons in the front. Although the plot is a bit sad at the beginning, it gets better and better as you read later. I hope the author can continue to work hard 🤭 👍

The writing is quite good, but there are a lot of plots about abusing the protagonist, and there are also questions about whether there are female protagonists, more or less. Finally, the author can go to the end of the world. It has been made clear that the end of the world is the future timeline of Arknights, and the medicine for the treatment of Originium disease has been released.

This is the only time I've read so many books that the blood and flesh of Terra are fully saved in an emotional way. Even though he was in danger, he tried his best. His good character. It feels very much like before the epidemic.

This version actually has such a simple and powerful hero!

Very good, indeed very good. According to what I say, the heroine, the author, why don't you just write what you want and let the readers choose how they feel, eh, that's it (well, I can't express that feeling). In short, the author, just write according to your mood. I can't read many of Porridge's articles, and I will cherish them (of course, provided you don't use poison)

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