[Arknights] [Amiya] [No time travel] [Modify world line]
Under the narrator's whimsy, a new world line ushered in a possibility - what would have happened if the doctor had not met Amiya?
A completely different life curve winds from the wilderness to the giant steel ship; from the tower that gathers the hope of aliens to the dog tag that falls in the flames of war; from the hand that holds the violin tightly to the finger that is about to pull the trigger.
The ground beneath her feet was in flames of war, how could she mend it?
When the past and experience are no longer the same, will she remain the same?
"... I'm waiting for you"
Reader comments
It is a well-written fan novel. As a purely aboriginal theme, it can be seen that the author has put great effort into the background and characters. However, this kind of theme is indeed not that popular in Tomato. Positive feedback on the plot requires reading with a brain, and at the same time, you also need to have a certain understanding of the background of the story. It's the kind of genre that you'll fall in love with once you get on the airwaves.
The writing is delicate enough, the characters are well developed, and there is enough logical support for the development of the if line in the plot. However, it seems that very few writing details need to be strengthened.
We haven't seen the end of the plot yet. The development of this kind of if-line story depends on the author's thinking. Come on! Take a good look at this one!
I hope the author can continue writing, and look forward to the day when the little rabbit finishes sitting in the wheelchair, puts on a veil, and revise the story
It is a well-written fan novel. As a purely aboriginal theme, it can be seen that the author has put great effort into the background and characters. However, this kind of theme is indeed not that popular in Tomato. Positive feedback on the plot requires reading with a brain, and at the same time, you also need to have a certain understanding of the background of the story. It's the kind of genre that you'll fall in love with once you get on the airwaves. The writing is delicate enough, the characters are well developed, and there is enough logical support for the development of the if line in the plot. However, it seems that very few writing details need to be strengthened. We haven't seen the end of the plot yet. The development of this kind of if-line story depends on the author's thinking. Come on! Take a good look at this one!
I hope the author can continue writing, and look forward to the day when the little rabbit finishes sitting in the wheelchair, puts on a veil, and revise the story