[Aha System] + [Upright Protagonist] + [Ensemble Cast in the Mid-Story] + [Red]
He transmigrates into Arknights with Aha, the God of Elation, as his System.
Xiao Sheng thought he would get a power fantasy start from the start, but with no money in his pocket, he ended up as a restaurant waiter.
Even so, some idiots still came looking for trouble with him, and Xiao Sheng showed them no mercy. Strike first, take down the gang, and seize their territory. Then establish the Church of Elation and use it to build a new order that benefits the people, giving everyone more chances to feel joy and smile.
But it still wasn't enough.
As long as people retain their humanity and conscience, they are destined to tread the red path. Xiao Sheng couldn't stand watching the merchant-moneyed class and feudal lords throw their weight around.
So Xiao Sheng chose to set the world ablaze, letting crimson flames sweep across all of Terra.
It feels very comfortable to watch, the plot progresses very well, the logic is clear, and it feels completely inadequate 👍
According to historical records, the reason why Aha followed the protagonist was not just for fun, but because the fool in the tavern finally voted to expel Aha from the "happy" life [laughter] because Aha had not responded for a long time. Very well written, I like it very much. I want to revise my view of the pub 🤦 Finally I know why Aha ignored the invitation to the pub 666 times. Now do you know what the people in the pub look like? I remember that when the plot first came to the tavern, they were ridiculed and belittled for no reason. Sambo and Hanabi were pretty good compared to them. Ah ha, following the protagonist is better than going to the pub 🤦
The protagonist who accidentally traveled through time relied on Ahagui's system to establish a church to spread joy and bring hope to life. Red revolutionary liberation in essence but through the church (at least in the first ten chapters) I have probably read too many red novels of this kind, and this kind of novels inevitably require group portraits to enrich the plot and characters, but I came here for Beng Tie, and I feel that there are not many Ben Tie elements in it. Maybe I came here for Ark, which has a better look and feel. Five stars presented (≖‿≖)✧
After watching it for a long time, I realized it was Arknights ∑ (O_O;)
Don't create a clone, you'll die.
What a pity, he is another happy person of the good faction.
It's not bad, it's quite satisfactory, and there are no obvious poisonous points in the early development. It's written simply and it doesn't look good, so there's nothing I can do about it. Rebellion is probably not possible, but mutual aid groups should be possible.
So far, the plot seems to be clear and coherent. Well, it's not bad. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot😊👍
The author is great, who are the two heroines?
I'm afraid not many people like to watch this style.