Transmigrating into Tarkov? I Found Mita and Fell in Love!

Wow, this is really well-written! The premise is very novel, incorporating Mita into Tarkov as a high-tech laboratory artifact. Plus, both works are Russian, creating a unique synergy. The protagonist seems like an ordinary person, but his praised combat skills suggest an undiscovered backstory. Mita appears before the protagonist with little initiative, yet saves his life.

Lv2 authors are such adorable creatures. As long as their owners urge them to update, add them to their bookshelves, or bestow a precious follow-up reading privilege, they will promptly release extra chapters. (The verification period starts tomorrow, so I hope all my dear readers will support me~ Love you all)

A great book! Although I don't know much about Tarkov, I really enjoyed the romance between the male and female leads. Even though the process was difficult and even a bit depressing, witnessing their love blossom from its budding stage amidst all the confusion and hardship was very exciting. Keep up the good work, author!

The author writes very well; the character development of Song Yu and Mita is perfect, considered high-level among Tomato's works. The author also skillfully portrays the cruelty of Tarkov, the protagonist's growth, the romantic relationship between Song Yu and Mita, and the experiences of other characters. Very good! By the way, author, please update soon! I want to see more of "Crazy Couple"!

This is even the author's first book, yet it's a masterpiece. The character development of Mita and the protagonist is simply perfect. The part about the protagonist's PTSD really touched my heart (definitely not because I have the same PTSD 😭). The pacing of Mita and the protagonist's relationship, from the initial "programmed" relationship to Mita realizing what "love" is, is very comfortable.

I read all forty chapters in one go. The writing isn't simplistic, and the characters are well-developed. As a victim of the Slavic Games, the fusion of Mita and Tarkov doesn't feel abrupt at all. Definitely worth reading! ~(∠·ω< )⌒★

For those who haven't played Tarkov or Mita, watching this might be a bit of a hurdle, but it's such an interesting way to combine two completely unrelated games, and the protagonist isn't some kind of overpowered character. The plot is full of twists and turns and is really quite interesting. It's just a pity that not many people have played Mita, and even fewer have played both Mita and Tarkov, which makes it a niche game.

This is an excellent book, or rather, a story of protagonist suffering. It's suitable for those who enjoy high-quality writing but can accept moral dilemmas. The protagonist is almost a saintly figure; after all, someone who has undergone 20 years of normal education wouldn't easily adapt to the desperate environment of Tarkov, but fate's capriciousness has brought him there.

I finished reading chapter 64 at 10:34 PM on December 1st, 2025. Based on the world of Escape from Tarkov, the characters are portrayed quite well, and the male and female leads are well-developed. The romance develops steadily alongside the war plot. I personally think the writing is quite good. But for a Tarkov fan like me, all of this is just too delicious! 🥰

I initially thought it would be just another formulaic story, but it turned out surprisingly well, successfully blending two seemingly unrelated elements. The characters are well-developed and grow, and the main storyline is clear and engaging.