High Martial: I Got Virtuosa from the Start, and She Stared Blankly

Well, first of all, the writing style is definitely above the average level of Tomato (nonsense). From the mastery of the climax, it can be seen that the plot is carefully designed. And most importantly, the positioning of this book is different from other Ark Advent novels in that it focuses on the protagonist and a few scattered operators. The fact that this book focuses more on the interaction of a large number of operators shows that the author is very confident in controlling the plot of his characters. At the same time, it describes a large number of operators and brings a more magnificent plot. What you can see is the doctor commanding (emphasis added) Rhode Island to stir up troubles in the other world, rather than attributing all the power to the protagonist. In short, it is very beautiful.

The author's writing style is really good, and the characters are very consistent. No poisonous points have been found yet [Of course, the beginning is a bit (can only be said to be cliché)]

Okay, as long as there are no poisonous points later, I think it will be at least 9.2 Points or above It gives me the feeling I had when I was a freshman, watching Douluo and Douluo. There is no big problem, the content is novel, there is no running account, and the characters are also relatively prominent. (The above comments only represent my personal views, and I have not read them all)

It's good to read, and you can tell that the author is an old doctor, and the composition is complex and covers everything. It's very suitable for an old person like me. On the other hand, there are no common pull-and-fight links. It's a novel suitable for cute people and gamers.

I must admit that this is extremely clever among us Vishdale players.

To be honest, the subject matter is very good. Many of Tomato's boat stories are developed step by step through traveling into the Ark, or else it is the flow of all realms, and usually it is only in the middle and late stages (after all, there is a pre-human civilization, and an unknown extraterrestrial). Although the parents and brothers of the original owner are composed of poison points, it is still readable. But slowly, especially after the doctor disappeared and started again and slowly recovered the operators, except for the special characteristics of the operators, the more it looked, the more it looked like the old articles from the past, with the assembly line flavor of fighting monsters and upgrading.

Good looking (♥∀♥) has the following three purely personal suggestions (please don't comment if you don't like them) 1. Can you write down the branches when reporting new operators, mainly for those operators that are not in the game, such as Patriots? 2. Although there is no obvious OOC behavior at present, I still hope that the author will not add some strange words or jokes. Here I will focus on naming Ulbian. This may have a program effect, but I still hope that it can be restrained and don't suddenly say "Are you scared?" [Laughing and crying] 3. Three updates a day is still too few. Can you try your best to update ten times a day [face covering] [OK]

Those who have played Ark Tomorrow feel great, and many of the jokes in Ark are reproduced. To be honest, the dialect aspect, if you switch to Mandarin, it will not be restored. For those who have not played Ark, it may look a bit weird. After all, there is no way to compare with those who have played Ark. It is difficult to sympathize with the memes or famous scenes [Chigua]

Overall, it's good, but there are still some minor flaws that all good novels have. For example, the characters are too rigid, and there is almost no reversal of positions. The good guys are always good guys when they appear, and the bad guys are always bad guys when they appear. The villains who appear basically have a look of death on their faces. You don't have to guess to know that they won't survive more than three chapters [laughing] I hope there will be some plots with more ups and downs in the future. I feel that the Kraken tribe is a good starting point. For example, it would be good to write about the rebels who are dissatisfied with the decisions of the middle and senior leaders of the tribe. However, I don't know what the author's subjective wishes are. I hope it's not the kind of theme where people who are not my race must be punished no matter how far away they are. After all, the Rhode Island organization is a very tolerant setting and is willing to accept no matter what race it is. I remember it was mentioned at the beginning of the article that humans have cooperated with many races, and I feel that we can also work hard on those races in the future. I have already imagined the scene of Miss Sarkaz going to the demon village to hang out [laughing and crying] By the way, I originally had high hopes for the octopus-headed mermaid lieutenant. Because when the author wrote before, he mentioned "trust" in the octopus leader's evaluation of the adjutant, I originally thought that this trust would be a foreshadowing. Besides, mermaids are a race of good people in most novels, so I thought they would be whitewashed. Give that octopus leader a wave of betrayal or something. For example, the mermaid saw that the incompetent general ruined the army in vain, and was disappointed with the octopus, so she chose to betray... I didn't expect that it would directly turn into a speed bump and be crushed to death [face covering]

Finally there is the traditional cool text of Arknights. It's not easy to read, but it is indeed easier to read than Meng Meng Eater and Eat Knife. In New World, you don't have to worry too much about being backstabbed by Yin Jiao's plot. 5 Stars for now, will look at it later.