Arknights: Soul Knight

The writing is very good, and the setting is no problem at all. Especially the flexible use of skills is enough to give a five-star rating. I hope vampires can also regenerate their limbs. The small problem is that a few people are always named boss, second, third, and fourth. Although it is okay, it is weird. It is a bit difficult for a boss to act cool when saving the scene.

Four brothers traveled through the multi-threaded dormitory. The super cup strength satisfied the dream of elbowing Terran by the rabbit-headed doctors. With brothers who are worthy of their lives, they will not feel lonely in the face of Terran people's morals and values. Compared with Terran's average moral level, it can also make this ditch cesspit less smelly. Three wishes are fulfilled at once. I also like that the next four can only have deep bonds with various operators.

The characters in Soul Knight are perfectly integrated into the world view of Arknights. Only if you truly love two works and are familiar with the contents of both works can you write such words. The writing is also pretty good.

This work is one of the best Ark novels I have read so far. But I have a question. The author wants to portray the fourth child as a type who is abstract at ordinary times but very reliable at critical times? [What] Now the four of them make me feel The boss with high damage on his left hand and high damage on his right hand The second child with amazing wisdom Gentle and reliable third child Abstract information Jiraiya the Fourth [face covering] I can only wait for the chapters of Lao Si later, but two chapters in one day are really not enough [face covering]

It's a pretty good novel. In the early stage, many of the original characters were directly referred to each other by ranking. The reader would not have to work hard to remember the characters, nor would the writing be spread out to develop many branch lines at the beginning. Instead, it focused on describing the boss while using mutual communication to show the personalities of the others.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. As a new subject, this book has both plot and subject matter. It has strong countermeasures and high versatility. Generally speaking, it is a super book.

I have never played Ark, nor have I played Soul Knight, but I can confirm that this is a rare and good Ark fanfic for Tomato. The advantages are as follows: 1. The only Ark fanfic that can speak human language and not riddle people. I don't know what's wrong with Ark players. Each of the fanfics they write is more riddle than the next. They use words and sentences like a fake. They try their best and can't understand. This one is different. Maybe these are Soul Knight players. 2. The plot is not procrastinating and follows the main line of the game. A common problem in fan fiction is that it has to follow the main plot. This one is different. It seems to have its own development. It is fun to fight directly from the beginning. It makes people look forward to the follow-up development. The disadvantages are as follows: 1. There are four protagonists. There are a lot of people in the protagonist group right from the beginning. The story is currently short and the characters are relatively thin and stereotyped. At the current level, it is first-rate in fan fiction. I thought there would be a problem with the weak character image. I didn't expect that after the author introduced the settings of the Soul Knight and the Ark intensively and at a suitable pace in the early stage, he was able to quickly develop a third-line narrative and grasp the rhythm very well. (The boss has been on the way without riding a horse and is temporarily offline). The chapters so far have given the second brother enough space. Next, it is the second brother's turn to go offline and start talking about the boss's side.

The creativity is unparalleled, and the character creation is not bad either. It could have been rated 5 stars, but the author's output is too low, and there is no such thing as additional updates or supplementary updates. It's a novel that I can't even play through, and the delay in the climax of the plot is really unbearable.

It is indeed an immortal product. The four-person team are all the top races in Kaztun, including Wendigo, Blood Demon, Scavenger (sort of), and the heavier Balrog. Moreover, the combination of three men and one woman is also very good, and the structure is very comfortable. The plot is currently progressing to Rhine Life takes Charmander away, and the latest chapter is about the second brother's adventure in Kaztun. I'm looking forward to the plot. Each of the four has its own character. The boss is calm and righteous, the second brother is wisdom and strategy, the third child is gentle and careful, and the fourth child? Maybe it's the lubricant of the team. He's a treasure, but he's easy to do stupid things. He knows the plot. By the way, Sai's father broke his arm in this book. [Thinking] You can be mentally prepared. I personally like Sakaz from Sea Cat very much. There are very few typos. It's very smooth to read. The author's interactivity is okay. The plot progress is too slow and it feels very watery. I hope to get to the main line of the game soon. Summary: Recommendation index🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Character control🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Plot progress🌟🌟🌟 Plot 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Character relationships🌟🌟🌟🌟 The degree of restoration of the original character's personality🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Fairy product, no need to say more) I haven't even skipped a chapter while watching it. It's so good and awesome. I keep following up. The third tie: It's very beautiful, it's amazing, it's so cool. The fourth review, fast forward to the latest chapter of the festival chapter, it is so well written, I am once again shocked by the author's writing style. Kazdael, who was so dark and devoid of humanity in the original work, is actually full of hope in the author's book. People who read it are really in tears. Just like the chapter title, No one mourns, it is close to a 10,000-word chapter. It is so well written! I really recommend you to check it out for yourself. I can't describe it. It describes the management of people's livelihood after the second child became the new king of Sakaz. Sakaz was happy and happy, and Tikaz also integrated into Kazdaele. They celebrated festivals with Sakaz. Everyone has their own small life, the mudstone carving shop, the daily life of the Heiwe trio, and finally the souls returned for a moment to reunite with their old friends. It really reached a climax. Highly recommended! If you don't watch it, you will regret it for the rest of your life! (Ps: In fact, the author is not slow to update. The average chapter is 6-7,000 words, which is equivalent to three chapters of a 2,000-word chapter, one chapter every 3-4 days. The quality is online, and the writing style is not to mention, the update frequency is the same as that of most authors)

It turns out that a group portrait novel can be so surprising. There are four protagonists, four almost completely different paths, but they intersect and overlap countless times. I have to say that they are all very gentle people. They have the ability to be like a natural disaster, but they still carry out the purest gentleness to the end. Maybe it is their wish to go home at first, but in the process of realizing this wish, they will interact with the world, grow from it, and at the same time affect the world. Every character created is very vivid. I have not had much contact with Soul Knight and Arknights. Basically, I have only heard about it. However, I, an "outsider", was really deeply affected by the stories and emotions inside. The wonderful narrative and just right rhythm may be attributed to the author's solid writing style, or his love. All in all, I hope the author will continue to work hard [laughs][laughs][laughs]