ARK: Survival Evolved: Ascending from the Island

Yes, the description is very good. It doesn't feel like I have traveled through time in a game or that I am playing a game, but that I am really in this world. However, the story is a bit bland. This book has some similarities with I Can Evolve by Surviving Ark (for example, the same base location is a vegetarian island, etc.). The plot also advances to fight against powerful enemies, but in that book, the protagonist and villain of the lonely island chapter have fought many times. The enemy is powerful and the protagonist is temporarily defeated. Finally, he quickly takes anesthesia and solves the problem in an unexpected way. This book also stops at the vegetarian island, but the protagonist is stronger than the enemy. (Dimensional strike) Based on the current plot, I can infer that the protagonist will gather some dragons and then defeat the enemies without any suspense, and then the island will ascend normally. However, there is really nothing to write about in the island (scorched earth, I can't count on the official content). I hope Aberration Extinction can be more exciting (it is longer and many Ark stories are boring tribal wars on isolated islands, while Aberration Extinction is really long against the big boss, but it is not as detailed as Isolated Island, and even Aberration + Extinction is not as long as Isolated Island). Lost Land can be connected to Genesis (the protagonist solves the King Titan, then cleans up the corruption scattered in the aberration ecological warehouse, which is the plot of Lost Land, and then uses the Holy Code to teleport to the Genesis spaceship, which is also the Lost Land plot) and this part has nothing to do with the previous part (unless you have not beaten King Titan)

There is a very important suggestion. For those readers who don't know the Ark and know little about dinosaurs, they don't know what the dinosaurs inside look like or how big they are, so I suggest you add some descriptions of the dinosaurs' shapes and appearances. It's very interesting, but it's limited to people who have known the game Ark. The plot is exciting, but the beginning is not attractive. People who don't know Ark may not be able to watch it. Some of the settings are excusable for those of us who have played Ark a lot, but people who don't know about Ark may have a lot of doubts. I feel like all the Ark players who watch Tomato are here

As a new book, it is pretty good. I personally feel that the score is around 8.8. There are so few Ark books and there is a book shortage. The author describes the characters in the early stages very carefully. Compared with the later character descriptions, it feels like cutting corners. Come on, author.

It's good, but I think it's a bit difficult to develop on a vegetarian island with the guidance of an experienced player. It's a difficult place to attack and difficult to defend. The mines have to travel long distances and can easily be intercepted. The important thing is that there are no war beasts.

The real Ark story, the game and reality are well integrated.

There are still too few Ark themes, support what you like (*¯¯*)

Recommended Ark novels that finally have a single heroine

Want to see the tame worm

Very beautiful, the author must not want a eunuch

Yes, keep up the good work, I want to see the shark-toothed Nanju [Flying a kiss][Flowing a kiss]