Reborn: I'm a College Student in Reunion Movement

I haven't seen a more sincere emotion in the fandom so far. This book talks about what would have happened if the doctor had joined the integration movement from the beginning. But the author is clearly not just out to get the job done. The story line and logical line of this book are very clear. The development process of events is reasonably assumed in the changed story line. It can be seen that the author is writing seriously and not perfunctoryly. Something you might mind (I don't mind): In this book, Rhode Island is under the control of Precious, and everyone is the opposite of the college students. They all want to tie the doctor back, and Amiya is so heavy that she becomes a yandere (), and it is written in the first person, so some people may not be used to it. But the description of emotions in this book is detailed and profound. I am now amazed by the nearly ten chapters of the stream of consciousness in "The Chapter of College Students Sneaking into Rhode Island", and I am amazed that Tomato can have such fluent and delicate writing. What's even more valuable is that the author's description of the bonds between family and friends does not stop at the level of "everyday jokes and fighting together, so the relationship is very good". When I read it, I could really feel that "the reason for fighting, the meaning of existence, and the place where the soul rests" contains a feeling of "searching in confusion". I really like it. Of course, this may contain more subjective feelings, but this is indeed an excellent fanfic, and it is highly recommended to watch it!

It's good to read. I've read a lot of those juggling and funny fan fiction. I quickly glanced at many of them. Either the character performance at the beginning of the plot was unlikable, or the plot in the later stages was too dry. But the plot of this book really attracted me. It is rare to have a doctor as the protagonist in the plot in the first person. At the same time, the author's polishing of the plot and the outline of the characters are not comparable to those of others. It made me slow down and read word for word for a long time. Come on, the author is curious about how "college students" and fellow members of the integration movement struggle with their fate.

I think it looks great! Although the starting point is just YJ's little fool's idea, it can be seen that the author has made a lot of expansions, and I am really looking forward to the final truth. However, I feel that later on, especially in Longmen, because college students are too smart, sometimes they don't understand what happened. For example, in the casino in Corsis, maybe you can write about the changes in the people after it disappeared? I don't really see how college students fail [face covering], but I still find it very interesting, especially the relationship with the integration movement. College students are college students. Clarity is the background, and the ideal is still there. Go for it! For a better future!

It's okay, but there are a lot of typos. Other than that, it feels very good. The background of the story is the April Fool's Day line of Arknights. If you like to read Arknights, you can read it, but if you don't like it, you can read it yourself.

It's obviously a first-person perspective, but it's easy to get immersed in it. It has the feel of a diary and describes a vivid story. I personally know very little about the game, but from this novel and the review I can feel that I am gradually understanding what the story was originally like, and it is a good read. Ps: Why do you always have a sense of déjà vu from The Adventures of Lolo?

A top-quality Ark fanfic, although it has its problems, its flaws are not hidden, it is a stream of consciousness work, and it starts from the perspective of an integrated college student (a world line where the amnesiac doctor was picked up first by the integration movement). The villain is now Rhode Island (for the protagonist) ), this angle is indeed very novel and fresh. If a new reader sees the author switching back and forth between timelines and stream-of-consciousness descriptions at first, they may be a little confused, but once they understand it, they will find its uniqueness, which is also a characteristic of this author. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The writing is very logical, and the plot is exciting and deep, which makes up for a lot of confusion. It is the best-written among all the Ark fanfictions I have read. The score is so low entirely because of the small number of reviewers. The actual quality is worth 9 points or more.

Bland but very interesting. It makes up for the regret of the integrated movement. Please don't stop updating, I will do anything [crying]

I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. It's great. I originally liked the setting of Zhou's April Fool's Day college students, but I like it even more now. I won't say any more. I have to buy some integrated sports peripherals.

College students are really beautiful words, with enough ability and the vision to change the world. Compared with the killer in the previous book, the college students written by the author seem to have less real conflicts and can concentrate on being themselves. I hope college students can live in Longmen for a while.