I Became an O5 Council Member

Tomato is a very good book, but I recommend the author to use less settings of SL. SL is too entertainment-oriented, and there is really no way to use some settings of rx mio server and uiu server.

Although I haven't read The Coldest War, there are very few articles about The Coldest War. This is the only one.

The entry barrier is a bit high, but I finally found a serious luxury article with a certain foundation on Tomato. As for scoring, to be honest, I think it's too early. This book doesn't even have a score. It's in urgent need of popularity. I'll wait until the preliminary scoring is over before thinking about scoring.

Although the world view and some details are written very briefly, it is still acceptable.

I want more people to see good books. In fact, I feel the same way, but this is so well written, with a bit of American humor. . The transition was a bit hard but I personally thought it was okay, and it improved significantly as I wrote it. Cool article, although it's a bit hard to tell early on. The plot looks like a drum washing machine spinning around and then eating the washed wool as spaghetti. (What I'm talking about) I won't always talk about it in a grand way, but suddenly it's quite simple for you. . I really like the character creation of the O5 Council. At least I can tell who is who () It's good every day. . Thank you so much!

This is the best SCP article I have ever seen on these online writing platforms. The authors of most of the other articles have never even visited the SCP official website. They are just writing some inexplicable and cool articles based on their own imagination that are completely out of touch with the world view.

It can be regarded as a relatively authentic SCP article with the theme of the Coldest War. It is not OOC, but the pace is fast. Some places are not detailed. This may be the author's writing style. If there are any errors, please point them out.

It's nice to watch, and the narrative is quite novel, like a document-like style? It just feels a bit messy when you read it, and all the contained objects are quite consistent, and there is no random writing (although I don't understand it very well, I just see it occasionally) I was drawn in by the title. It's pretty good at the beginning, but the title doesn't appear until nearly halfway through. It's a bit hard to watch. If you want to see the daily life of the O5 group, you can stick to the main storyline. An incident happens every few chapters, which is a bit disconnected. In the end, the author doesn't want to write CP (although from the front, it seems that the protagonist is single), I want to do it myself (71, 73, 79, etc. Are all very good) By the way, the world view is quite interesting.

It's a pretty good work, but the number of words is a bit short.

It's not bad at the moment. Ask the author: I won't force the end when we are all-powerful. After all, the protagonist knows these things and has the right.