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A rare Ark But the problem that may arise is that this book has a slightly higher reading threshold for Chun Chuchu. Faced with Warhammer-style battle descriptions and scene renderings, Chun Chuchu may be as difficult to accept as Lao Chen facing Krieger's execution of worthless companions. In addition, Warhammer's complicated setting and book-eating characteristics equally torture all readers who want to understand the setting of Warhammer. But no matter what, this book is quite good. Friends who are interested in Ark or Warhammer can give it a try.

This book seems to be very good so far. Through the narration of the protagonist and the reactions of the Kriegs, it reflects the despair of the Warhammer world. It also reflects the survival of humanity in despair, as well as the corruption and darkness of the Warhammer Human Empire. The story line of this book is after cutting the city, the first Rainbow Team is on the island, all members of the Integration Movement survive on the island (yes), and Brother Ace and others also survive. It is one of the best Warhammer X Arknights novels I have ever read, but the update is a bit slow.

Loyalty! Honor! Sacrifice! This is the only truth for the survival of the human empire! --Storm Loyal Army Oath

If the Patriots really fight against the Space Marines, without taking the seed characteristics, psychic powers, primal prayer, or personal reasons, the Wendigo has no special long-range weapons, no special shields, and no plug-in force fields (difficulty bonus): Remote: Melta: The Astartes win. Bolt gun: look at marksmanship Plasma: The Astartes are sure to win, as long as they hit, they will evaporate Chainsword: The Astartes can severely defeat the Wendigo if they strike first. Paragon Blade: Although it is a chain sword, this thing is unparalleled in the Wendigo pile... Reference: Loken, Champion Warlord, their chainsword is the Paragon Blade... Power system: Win or lose with one hit, if you hit an Astartes you win, if you miss an Astartes you will be defeated. (Weapon with disintegrating force field) Impact Hammer: One hit determines the outcome. It is one of the supporting weapons of the jetpack... If you don't hit, you will be given away immediately.

What can I say about this book? It is considered to be one of the best in Tomato. So far, the description of Krieg's battle is very well grasped. If you listen to the book, it feels a bit like lobster. The protagonist's character is also relatively distinct, and there is nothing poisonous about the daily writing. There is nothing wrong with the various data (there are so many people writing about Warhammer in Tomato, and finally one is willing to check the data seriously [face covering]) I am not very good at commenting on Arknights. After all, I have never played Arknights, and this is my first Arknights fanfic in the true sense. Generally speaking, the chapters I have read so far are highly recommended٩(◦`꒳´◦)۶

The reason this book has a low score is because the author is too slow to update, and the narrative jumps a lot, otherwise the minimum score would be 8.0.

Smooth writing, plump characters and a strong sense of hammering make this book a rare and well-spoken book. The doctor in the story has completely become a funny character. Author, have you forgotten the doctor's command ability? After all, the Doctor is also a prophet of pre-civilization.

It not only describes the combat scenes of the Krieg Death Legion in detail, but also provides the feelings that a time traveler and veteran should have, as well as effective military reform methods for the Death Legion. Explained a lot of things and vocabulary that I couldn't understand before.

It has great potential. If the follow-up performance is normal, it is expected to become a top-1 good book in the Arknights Holy Terra fanfic, on par with Pancake. There is hope for Honghe.

The writing is good, and some scenes can make the tip of your nose sore, but not enough to make you shed tears. But sending out knives is almost boring, I don't feel much... Of course, it may just be that I have just handed out box lunches at the right time, and I didn't want to send out any knives. In terms of content, the story mainly unfolds on Terra in the Ark. The timeline is when Tallulah has been controlled but the island has not yet left the Dragon Gate. However, it has little relevance to the original plot, because some units that should have been dead are still alive. I won't say any further spoilers. In fact, I feel like there's not much else to say. After all, the number of chapters and the total score already indicate the gold content. [Eat melon] But here's a tip for Ark: be careful when encountering a large number of Duan reviews. According to my perspective, which is not necessarily objective and accurate, if there are only 1-2 hammer fans, they are basically living saints, and they will be very proactive and friendly in popularizing science and communicating. If it exceeds but is less than two digits, then they are basically normal people. They may be irritable but can simply ask something. But when you reach double digits, various rabbit-headed cult assimilation fighters will appear, the kind that directly help you unify weights and measures and then push and trample to the limit. Some of them look like a recruiting officer going to the countryside for forced recruitment... So, if you don't like your favorite setting being devalued, Read paragraph comments carefully.

Official certification of Captain Blood Crow: Marked a lot of good stuff [laughing]

Compared to the Human Empire, the suffering of Arknights is nothing [face covering]

Terra + Terra, summed up in one sentence: Precious, give me back my cat!

Children, do you think that by coming to Ark Terra, you will not be drafted?

It's beautiful, needless to say. If the author maintains this quality, he will top the 9.0 New book list, and there will be one more book on the Fengshen list [Like]

The writing is very good and I hope the author can continue writing. Also, this is an imaginary science fiction novel. Please don't go overboard. Comparing the combat capabilities of two worlds with completely different settings. Just have fun reading it. If you don't like it, you can easily go out and turn left. Don't try to impress the mood of the author and readers [Chigua]

Personally, I feel that it is pretty good among Warhammer + other genres, and it has a strong hammer flavor. The only uncomfortable point is that I, who don't play porridge, don't know which of these Ark characters are which, so I have to look it up online.

It truly achieves the organic combination of Warhammer and Arknights [Send Heart]

Such a beautiful book. Why am I only seeing it now? This must be the plan of the big blue parrot.

I rarely review a book, but this book has a reasonable setting, explains the origins to the natives of Terra, and is quick and easy. The details of the war are deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the emotional description of the protagonist is even better.

This is a new book, but the description of Krieg's suppression of heretics is comparable to that of Lobster. This is the most appropriate description of combat and 40K in a 40K fan I have ever seen.

The perfect combination of boat and hammer, the only drawback is that there are too few and not enough to see.

Very nice, very delicate and silky. It very intuitively depicts the despair of Warhammer and the brilliance of humanity. Highly recommended and worth watching.

Excellent work, much better than other Arknights Warhammer fan fiction I have read. The cruel description of the war is very delicate. I cried several times during the first Dragon Gate chapter, "They are just a group of children." Alas, it's still a bit of a pity that it ended so early. There are not many childish novels about Warhammer and Ark nowadays. A certain Emperor III is pretty good, but the protagonist's character needs to grow. Although the New Year has passed, I still wish to say "Happy New Year" to the author

Great, no need to say more [Like]

The late emperor's business was half-finished when his middle path collapsed.

Well written about the darkness of politics and empire

No sacrifice is too big to accept, and no betrayal is too small to be forgivenᕕ(◠ڼ◠)ᕗ

I haven't seen a book about Warhammer recommended in hundreds of years, and it's weirdly red.

Loyalty is my only value to the emperor [crying][crying][crying][crying]