
Arknights: Blood of the Raven
明日方舟:渡鸦之血
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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62Chapters
173Reads · 30 days
45.6kReads · all time
6.8Score
13Listens
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This is the most serious story in the Arknights: Warhammer series. Since he's a Raven, his affinity for the Infected is understandable. However, being a Raven also makes it difficult for him to join other organizations. I wonder how he'll handle the later developments of Reunion, the guerrillas, and Rhodes Island? It would be great if it continued to be updated.
The writing is excellent, and it's not like a minor character controlling a major one, going through the motions to "save the twisted" so-called tragedy of the original work. At least the protagonist is truly an Astark, not a fake wearing the skin of a transmigrator.
I really like one of the lines: "Physical frailty never defines the weight of the soul."
Praise be to the sacred, perfect, and great human emperor!
Regarding Astartes and Patriots: Ordinary Astartes warriors' weapons can easily penetrate Patriots' defenses. Patriots' pure strength far surpasses that of ordinary Ultramarines, potentially easily shattering power armor? (Possibly). Their combat skills should be similar; one relies on the combat memories of the Geneseed, the other on centuries of experience.
As we all know, Tomato has approximately 80 million users. That means one in every 17 people is highly likely to read this book. The question is, how do I get the remaining 13.4% to see it too? (Smoking)
Good heavens, what a magnificent creation I have witnessed! I must say, this book is absolutely to my liking, not just for its subject matter, but also because the writing itself is so perfectly crafted—elegant, precise, and profound. A reader offers you praise and respect.
The content and plot are well-developed, but the writing style is a bit too slow, which makes it feel less realistic and harsh. (Quoting a reader's comment: The narration is like a fearless elder telling a story to a new recruit 😏😏 a bit wordy) No, I only read 20 chapters 🤦 and it took me 3 hours. The narrative style is definitely too serious.
Holy crap, how can there be such a great Warhammer novel? I've been searching for so long, and finally it's not in Redstone! 😢
This is truly amazing! I haven't read such well-written Warhammer fanfiction in a long time!