Blue Archive: This Knightly Teacher Defends His Professional Ethics to the Death

It took me a week to get to the latest chapter. Let me talk about the conclusion first, it is a good book. The plot of Kamen Rider and BA is well integrated. The plot roughly follows the timeline of the original game. I also have my own ideas about the plot. I also have a lot of achievements in the description of the group portraits. I also capture the characters of most students fairly accurately. There are not many OOC parts (Shirako and Miyako are more serious), but the problem is not too big. The best thing about this book is actually the teacher's shaping: (The following plot may contain spoilers, please read with caution) . . . The teacher in this book is extremely powerful. He broke through the Caesar Group, solved the problem of the princess of the nameless gods, solved the missile crisis of the Eden Treaty, re-established the Eden Treaty agency, defeated Saori, and killed the bishop. The teacher in this book has a straight outlook on life, so I give it a good review. In the first chapter, the most difficult plot in the original game, Abydos elbowing the king, is good. However, Hoshino's colorization is too sloppy, and the second chapter also has very little portrayal of Alice. Although the original plot focuses on the growth of Alice in the Millennium Chapter, the retro-romantic chapter in this book depicts Alice too much. Missing, it just writes about Alice's oral habit formed by playing the game developed by the Game Development Department, which is extremely unfriendly to passers-by (but how many passers-by are reading this book?) Also, Alice calls herself a brave, but in the early stages of the book, she calls the teacher a brave, which may be the author's mistake (the summer plot of the Trivia Club is actually before the Treaty of Eden), but this book Both the first and second chapters have the timeline of each story pushed forward. I am not sure whether the summer activities of the tutoring department were intentional, and the existence of the sisterhood was weakened in the Treaty of Eden chapter. The most important thing is that the description of the Food Research Department in this book is simply a disaster. The author is not a student of the Food Studies Department, so it is understandable, but in the Treaty of Eden chapter, the author only The description of the Gourmet Research Department snatching tuna fish worsens the description of the Gourmet Research Association, which is a pity. In addition, the author did not include the plot of breaking into Arius to kill the dragon fruit in the Treaty of Eden. I also hope that the next main line of the author can write the starting point of all miracles in the final chapter. I hope Prana and Kuroko can appear sooner, and I hope this book can become better.

Knight + Azure? WC is so exciting! Double chef ecstasy! I read it very well and the plot is not unreasonable. I am not very good at evaluating, but overall it is a relatively good fanfic for me. However, I haven't found the setting of "all members are humble girls" yet. It may also be my problem. OK, kids. Don't worry, as long as it doesn't collapse later and the score is above 9 points. So can you write more about Holy Blade? I like the shooting author, and I will watch it until the end. Come on, Xiao Nanliang (bush) who wrote the book [laughing]

"Blue Files, Why Are There All Mean Girls Around Me" is not only a simple funny novel, it also contains profound emotions and growth themes under the light and humorous appearance.

First of all, I am not a human machine. In terms of the overall look and feel, it's pretty good. Whether or not you've seen Persona doesn't matter much. The plot is basically the same, but it also makes Sensei not as useless as in the game. The main focus is one that's refreshing but not confusing.

In terms of the protagonist's character, I can only say that he is the perfect protagonist in my heart. He is strong but not pampered. His affinity is shown in his every word, and is not simply summarized by the false word "born". I would like to call him the most perfect protagonist. He can grow and reflect. He is not a virgin and has no hostility. He is like a breath of fresh air in today's Internet environment. 2. From the perspective of character creation, it is not an inexplicable sudden increase in favorability. Each character has its own distinct personality, and the communication with the protagonist is gradual. It can be said that most fan authors cannot do it now. 3. The plot and the connection of each chapter are almost perfect. It is difficult for people to find faults. I can only say that the only shortcoming is that the daily life is actually a bit less than the main line. I hope the author can improve it. Finally, if you want to read a good book with the heart of Kamen Rider, this book is definitely a good choice I would like to add that in my personal opinion, Lao Qi's transformation into a girl in about 20 to 30 chapters around Chapter 1000 is a bit affecting the viewing experience. If you mind, you can skip it. In addition, too many descriptions of fighting make people want to skip it. I hope the author can greatly improve it [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

From the perspective of character creation, the author has a very accurate grasp of the original characters. The girls who are loved by players in the game have become more vivid and three-dimensional in the novel.

It's pretty good. Although I don't watch Kamen Rider, it doesn't matter. It's good. Taking it back, it still has quite an impact [face covering]

The setting is quite interesting. Ordinary graduates accidentally come to Kivotos, gain the power of knights to protect the students, and also hide the secret of the direction of the world. The character interactions are not awkward, and the balance between fighting and daily life is okay. However, the magic modification part requires mental preparation in advance. It is not perfect, but it can meet the expectations of fandom fans.

Nice! As a fan novel, it not only retains the worldview atmosphere of Granblue Files, but also adds elements of Kamen Rider, which is very fresh. Although the author says that his writing style is average, his narrative is clear and he can easily integrate into the plot, making it effortless to follow.

The combination of Kamen Rider and Gran Blue Files is unexpectedly harmonious, and there is no forced setting. The transformation of the protagonist Qian Qi from an ordinary graduate to a knight is very natural, and the setting of protecting students also adheres to the theme of "defending teachers' ethics", making it a smooth read.