Arknights: This Terra Can Still Be Saved

Absolutely good article It can be seen that the author is definitely an old doctor. The different characters, different plots, different regions, and the bond between the doctor and them are all written very well. At the same time, the idea of the original stone being a wishing device and a magical girl is also very subtle. The emergence of the Prst system and the combat simulation make people feel very immersive. All in all, it is a very interesting article. If you like to play Arknights, you will definitely not be disappointed by reading this article. The troupe chapter is really good, but the Dragon Gate chapter was a little disappointing. Of course, there are some highlights, but the interestingness of the original plot itself, as well as the description of the upgrade system for making wishes from raw stones, such as cocooning, etc., I am actually looking forward to it, and there is not much described. Although many old acquaintances and old doctors will smile knowingly in the Dragon Gate chapter, the original interest in the plot and the description of the upgrade system are missing. Even the system is vaguely invisible. Amiya and the members of the troupe only appear occasionally. There are too many people to describe, which makes people miss the point. Easter egg characters are interesting, but in fact what we want to see is the protagonist's own story and those outstanding characters, rather than writing about one person here and another person here and there. The main content of the troupe chapter at the beginning is Ursus, represented by Dionysus and Frost Star, with some Amiya, which can be regarded as a prominent theme. When it comes to the Dragon Gate chapter, the Guards Bureau needs to be written, the underworld and the orcs, Penguin Logistics need to be written, the Italian gangsters need to be written, Casimir needs to be written, Kazdaele and the former members of the Tower of Babel also need to be written, there is more than one can chew, which not only squeezes the doctor's appearance space, but also makes people a bit tired to watch. On the contrary, I think the handling of Kjerag's appearance is quite good. I can write an Easter egg in one chapter and everyone will be happy. I hope the author can return to his original intention.

This is a doctorate that all sapiosexuals will fall in love with It is very rare to start writing from before the establishment of Rhodes Island, and it is also very special to combine the world view of magical girls. Although there are less descriptions of the special world view in the later period, the overall story is still very good-looking! Moreover, this is the perspective of the non-male doctor Long Aotian Hou Gong Wen Fei Shen, there is no need to worry about being suddenly poisoned (has been killed by many female protagonists harem doctor Wen Chuang) The most important thing is to update twice a day. Please, as long as I can continue this update speed and quality, I will keep pushing it...

It's quite good, very imaginative, and the author is also an old doctor. Different from other Ark fanfics that rely too much on the main line and homogeneous plots, this one can be said to have almost no relationship with the original work except for the setting. It can be regarded as an original plot, especially the content that has been gradually improved after the first volume. It is very exciting, both in terms of characterization and plot. The protagonist, as a doctor, does not live up to the name of a doctor. He is funny, but he is also really handsome when he is serious. Especially his grasp and control of people's hearts are in line with my feelings about doctors. But what I want to complain about is the Doctor's inexplicable memories in the first five chapters and why the introduction to the world view of the first volume is not included at the beginning. I was completely confused at first, and I repeatedly checked to see if I had read the title correctly. I just felt that this was all the same, and what the heck, this is still Terra, this is still the Ark. [Cover face][cover face] All in all, this is a pretty good novel. Although I was confused and confused about the first 25 chapters and had shortcomings, the latter chapters lacked the sense of urgency in the previous chapters and had more of a daily flavor and humor, which is also quite exciting. I am really looking forward to the follow-up content of this work. Don't stop updating. It's hard to find such an interesting book. Last time I read Brother Gou's. After seeing such bleak data, I was really afraid that the author would stop updating [crying] [crying]

Very nice! The setting of the magical girl is a good explanation for the elite-oriented game-oriented setting of the operators, but the overall world view is still centered on the Origin Stone. The plot does not completely follow the flow of the original plot. From the theater troupe to Longmen to now Iberia, each section has its own main plot and conflict points, and the writing rhythm seems very comfortable. Some of the operators' experiences have changed a bit, but the characters are basically non-ooc, and the relationship between the protagonist and the operators is also very interesting. It's my first time writing a book review and I don't know how to speak, but overall it's very good! At least the 90 chapters I have read are super good. The author must maintain this level and keep updating! Please! I can't see the follow-up, and it seems like Preciousness is crawling all over my body.._:(´ཀ`‖ ∠):_...

Finally a fanfic that suits my taste! There is no Long Aotian from the beginning, and there is no physical description! The writing is good, the story logic is reasonable, the descriptions of the operators are vivid and not rigid, and the descriptions of the atmosphere are not awkward. Tell the story seriously, and the doctor also prefers the official blog setting, my God! (Dance of joy) (Jumping up and down happily) Madam, you are like a god who came to save me...

It's good-looking, and the world view is amazing. I've read so many Porridge fans, and this one is the one that I like the most. I've played Porridge before reading the author. I really don't like the kind of Porridge novels that only focus on collecting harems. I still prefer plot-oriented stories. If you like a large proportion of plot, you can read this article. The first operators are Maomao Maomao and Xiaoyang, which are great. I recommend them all [Adored]

This book does not need translation. It is a well-deserved Arknights T0 level fanfic. It seems to be writing about a doctor, a real doctor. There is no harem, no messy emotional lines, and the protagonist is not an abstract person like many Arknights fanfics. He took Doctor as his name and followed the path that only Doctors would follow. He did not follow the original plot, but went step by step. I seemed to see a world. He was not a character, but a person, a person who could really think and have flesh and blood. There was nothing abstract and everything seemed extremely reasonable. Makes me feel strange because I seem to see a real Ph. D. A doctor from an alternate timeline Another reminder: Try to save as much as possible for this book. For example, if you have read a book about abstract music, don't continue to read it after reading it. The impression will become very strange.

Book review based on purely personal opinions. Warning: A very nice doctorate-centered novel, which describes the prophet of pre-civilization and the doctor of Terra very well. It has an expanded world view but is simple and easy to understand, without causing dyslexia or grabbing the spotlight. There are no inexplicable meat-buying links, dirty jokes or harems, just a doctor who wants to get through the game in one life and have a good ending. The meaning of fandom is to make up for regrets and show countless possibilities for development. Currently, I have finished writing Longmen and Iberia, and Snow Mountain is about to be completed. Author, you must continue writing. Who wouldn't like a doctor like this? Everyone just left the Novice Village, and they met the Terra Succubus by chance and tried their best to resist it - she was so charming!

Very well written! There are no vulgar jokes or obviously incorrect logic. In addition, the plot concept is very well-paced, with reasonable excitement and emotional stimulation. It is my favorite fanfic of Porridge that I have seen here so far. Moreover, the teacher is very regular in updating two chapters a day, and I can read it about once every ten days. Come on, teacher! Rare good food, will always support! !

As for adding settings, only the Doctor (i. E. The protagonist) dealt with the puppet's transformation into witches in the early stage. In the middle and later stages, the setting is rarely described, or has almost nothing to do with the setting. For readers who don't understand the setting and simply want to read Arknights fan fiction, it has basically no impact; for readers of Arknights and Puella Magi Madoka Magica, the combination of the magical girl setting is an unexpected surprise. This section belongs to the super large cup. As for the plot, the early stages of the plot are thrilling, comparable to a loyal raccoon who fakes his death, while the middle and later stages are relatively relaxed. Even when chasing branch lines in various countries, there are unforgettable moments of fun and puzzles, creating a very wise, happy, and responsible doctor. The plot has a more brisk pace than the original work. Basically, when you arrive in a country, all the relevant plots known in the original work are connected in series without being blunt. This section belongs to the super large cup. As for the character chefs, the currently involved operators of Yanguo Longmen, Iberia, Agor, and Kjelag (Usus had less space when writing this review, so I will not comment yet) and some operators of Rhode Island or Tower of Babel are all described, including some important non-Rhode Island operators such as the Rat King, the Penguin Logistics people, and even some operators who may have very distinct characters (such as Jie) in just a few strokes. The author's writing is not bad. However, since Arknights itself is generally a group drama, it is inevitable that some operators are omitted or have less descriptions. This is really a helpless move. Counting the current Rhodes Island operators, there are nearly 400 people. Just pulling out the operators of a certain camp and saying their names is enough for the author to write hundreds of words. Therefore, the author generally only describes the main characters related to the current chapter. There will always be highlight moments that the characters and readers will recommend, and just wait for the good news. This section belongs to the super large cup. Summary: The novel has depth, novel plot settings, and no major OOC accidents in character portrayal. Everyone has a share in the highlight moments. You can feel the huge dps of the doctor's IQ and the huge hps of the doctor's EQ in it. You can see not only the excellent and reliable side of the operators, but also the witty and humorous side of the operators. Comprehensive evaluation, this second creation belongs to the super large cup. It is suitable for reading by those who are writing books. Currently, there are about 200 chapters, each chapter has an average length of 2800-3200 words, which is enough to read continuously for more than ten hours.

As for the magical girl theme (or wish making/witch setting), except for the strong correlation in the first volume, it is not mentioned much later. It can be regarded as background setting. Just like Zhou's current plot, it is said to be about ore disease and infected people, but in fact many plots focus more on the relationships between people, or macro social changes. As for the main plot, it does not follow the main plot like many Ark fans. Instead, it lays out a complete storyline from scratch, builds up Rhodes Island step by step, and then gradually affects the world. It can be seen that the author is an experienced storyteller. When the plot follows the foreshadowing and reaches various locations in the original work, he is able to combine the original plot settings with the original plot very well. It can make people truly feel that the plot shows another possibility of the Arknights world, rather than a purely original fictional world. However, just like the original work, in order to describe this land more comprehensively, the further the plot is written, the closer the writing is to the group portrait. For a layman like me who comes to read online articles at Rotten Persimmon, I still prefer the doctor's perspective in the first three volumes. Finally, it is a bit selfish. I really like this kind of writing that does not set the name of the doctor, but has the wisdom and charisma of a doctor. It is not a fan of Ark with Long Aotian in the harem. It is purely a meal replacement for the main line (updating the main line in half a year/one year is still too slow). I am lucky to find articles that suit my appetite [Sending Hearts]

It's good but not bad, the author's writing style is great, and the plot is natural and smooth, especially the doctor's strong character is well written. It's not just about the right setting, but the real sense of controlling the overall situation of a highly intelligent businessman. By the way, I'm a little confused. What the doctor described earlier was that the time traveler knew some of the plots of Arknights and knew about the operators. It stands to reason that he should know about Lao Pu, but later he said that he didn't remember it at all, which seemed confusing. The rest was very good. What I understood was that as a college student, he traveled to the pre-civilization period and became a doctor. Then he learned a series of skills, and then lost his memory at the beginning of the book.

A very good book, it made my dopamine spin. It will definitely be rated 9 points on Tomato. I don't know why it is only 7 points now. The setting is outstanding. I really didn't expect Arknights to be related to magical girls. As for the rhythm, it seems that there is only one death return. [Praise]

It's really good-looking and fits my image of a doctor very well. The article as a whole can be regarded as a new story, which is separated from the original main line of Eagle Point, and the world view of magical girls is very unique and reasonable. It doesn't feel abrupt and disconnected. I really enjoyed the description of the Doctor. From the pre-civilization period to the present, tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of years have passed, and the Doctor is too lonely. So there must always be some bonds to prevent him from falling into the abyss. The description of Tutu is also very good. Tutu was raised by a doctor, and the doctor's attitude and emotions are well grasped. The characters are all very well created. The plot is also very cool, it has logic and can be read with your brain. The plots of some versions of the original work are separated, and the transitions between various large chapters are also very reasonable. Oh my gosh, I must finish it. I love it so much. Especially the description of this doctor, I really, really like it [laughs][laughs]

The setting is novel and the background is sophisticated. It can be rated as five stars. So far, it is pretty good. I hope it can maintain the level of the Requiem Night chapter. I will be very grateful for that. It feels like a good way of writing, trying to focus the content in the game that is not top-notch on excellent plots like "Syracusans" and "Lone Star". It is indeed more exciting than the original Requiem Wilderness, but it does not deviate from the feeling brought by the original plot, although you will never be able to bring someone to a Penguin Logistics Party in the future.

It's good to watch. As a doctor player who doesn't read the plot, I feel that I have gained a lot of game knowledge through this, and the encounters and understandings of various characters are also very reasonable. The author, please keep updating, it's not enough [please update]

A relatively alternative Arknights novel, it uses a brand-new world to write the story, and is humorous yet rigorous. The protagonist is in a strong but not excessive position, and his relationship with the operators is in a kind of quantum entanglement. The only drawback is that the various descriptions of this new world give people a headache, which means there is a lot of information but I don't want to know it. The protagonist uses a resourceful image, but he does not completely crush it. What the author wrote is still very interesting.

I have given it five stars without any encouragement. Of course it is super invincible and beautiful. I was also able to find gold in Shili.

Let me put it bluntly, it deserves five stars for being so well written. (Don't be fooled by the title of the book. It is almost the same setting as the original work, but the story is different. As the plot progresses, the world view will gradually overlap with the original work. The characters are not OOC. The protagonist is smart and has a sense of justice. He will follow the route of the original doctor. It is almost a story that takes place in another parallel world)

This setting of Ark Questions is really unprecedented, and the author's writing is also very good👍

It's interesting to read, and the writing is a bit in-depth. I don't know why I felt like it was like a famous book when I read some fragments. Maybe the author drew on fragments including but not limited to "How Steel Was Tempered", and the above situation appears many times in the article. All in all, a good book and worth reading Further discussion: This book is awesome :) One more thing, the author should hurry up and bring up the new chapter :)

A very good and interesting article. I didn't follow the main line of the game. The author's thoughts and ideas in writing made this article very fascinating. I didn't feel that there were any hydrological paragraphs at all. I read the latest chapter in one go. I look forward to the following chapters!

Nice! Although the magical girl setting has been added, it still has the original flavor, which is more attractive than the regular main story. It looks good, but not enough. Please update it soon! Beau and Amiya were both experimented on by the Military Commission. Is this land so cruel? ()

This one really exceeded expectations! There are no mindless writing routines. The doctor's step-by-step growth process is written very realistically, and the transformation is natural and not rigid. Amiya's delicacy and puppet's paranoia are all portrayed in a very three-dimensional way, the world view is adapted reasonably, the magical girl elements are cleverly integrated with the original work, the writing is not awkward or suspended, and it is very comfortable to read.

The most doctor-like one, not born from another ghost, the writing is online

Trust me! ! The doctor here is super handsome and humorous! ! ! Don't see the magical girl in the introduction, just combine it with Madoka Magica! ! Just take a look first! ! ! ! ! ! !

It's so beautiful. I have never eaten such fine chaff in my life. You, the author, are my god! ! ! ! ! ! Everyone immediately regarded the protector as a god! This is an order!

The fine-tuning of the worldview is very clever. The integration of the magical girl setting and Arknights is not abrupt. The foreshadowing of the Origin Stone and the natural disasters is layer by layer. The logic line is clear and suspenseful. The writing is smooth and natural, making it completely effortless to read.

Oh my gosh, the author writes so well, not OOC at all, I'm really going to fall in love with the Doctor. I've always liked reading fan fiction, but it's hard to find writers on Arknights. It's hard to find good writers. The author must persevere. I'll give you a gift.

It's a serious cover. When I saw this, I made up my mind that all the members were heavily OOC. But in fact, it was not the case. Not only was it not OOC, but the writing was very good, far exceeding the current ratings.