Tomorrow********

The best thing about this book is the profound portrayal of the character of Lapland, which is unmatched by any other fan fiction. I still remember that the last Lapland fan fiction that caught my eye was already unfinished [crying]. It did not directly describe the relationship between the character and Lapland, but left a profound blank space to give readers room to imagine. This kind of emotion that gives people unlimited reverie is the richest. Although I will only read the 1st and 3rd volumes related to Lapland [Thinking]

It's very interesting. It can be said to be the best fanfic I've seen on Tomato. The portrayal of Lapland is very good. The first volume feels like Lapland in Syracuse. The third volume is also good and sweet.

The author's writing is good and the plot content is okay. I suggest you write more emotional lines [like]

It's really beautiful, Lapland. I like Lapland the most. Tomato: All Lapland's articles are inferior to this one

Author, I really beg you. I feel like I have to pay to watch. Still good-looking, yes

It's in the first person, but for me it's readable, and it feels like reading a biography.

A very good story, even if it is told in the first person, there is no discomfort. I would like to call it the black and white combination of the prequel to Syracuse (heh, I'm kidding, come on!)

Although the comments are saying that the Lapland chapter is better (although it is true), most of them don't feel very good about the other chapters. I think the main reason is that the style change is too big. The styles of the first chapter and the second chapter are different, which makes the readers who read the first chapter feel a little separated. It's natural to feel bad. I hope the author can establish the main tone of the work later. In addition, this book is also one of the best Arknights fan fiction books in my opinion. The author's writing style is very good. [Salute]

The writing style is very high. The Lapland chapter is really beautiful. After reading it, I felt a sense of emptiness that I couldn't find similar works. I didn't have much interest in reading the Longmen chapter.

I think the ones like Lapland are very good-looking. They are perfect in my heart. Five stars and nothing else.

Very nice novel

The author has a deep understanding of Lapland Although the early stage is a bit dull, it also details Lapland's way of making friends.

It's good to watch, but it's a pity that there is more than one protagonist. It's still a bit hard to accept after reading this article.

Originally I wasn't too optimistic about the first person, but I didn't expect it to be so delicately written. If this kind of writing was changed to the third person, it wouldn't have such a good effect.

It feels like the Laplander that best describes it. Very good... It feels very good, just like a broken mirror. Although the fragments are scattered, it allows people to see countless possibilities for themselves. The Lapland of this world may have been unfortunate, having lived in the shadows as a child and was infected with severe ore disease, but she was lucky enough to meet him who pulled her up from the darkness among countless possibilities.

There's nothing wrong with what the author said. It's really good-looking.

The author's grasp of Lapland's character is very accurate, so strong [Sending my heart]

Good writing, understanding of the character, tracing of the character's personality, and contradictions

I really like the Lapland chapter, but I still have a question: will the remaining protagonists of the same type make changes to the world?

Beautiful, no need to say more

Great look, no need to say more

A very good book

Good looking, super good looking

Great, needless to say!

Very good, cheers for the author [blowing kiss]

Beautiful, no need to say more

I am Lapland's dog!

Author, you must not be a eunuch. You have become one of the spiritual motivations for my study in school.

Ah ha ha ha ha, can Texas do it?

Lapland novels to my taste