Arknights: The Energetic Knight Is Here to Set the World Ablaze

Dude, this isn't enough! Compared to the ones next door, this is the real fourth catastrophe! I want to see rivers of blood and lots of fun 😏 Keep it up, kid, I believe in you! Hurry up and write!

I saw... Colossal ice crabs slaughtering knights' armor with ice crystals, rendering them utterly insignificant; the flames of the Balrog were extinguished forever; the blood of the Blood Demon ceased to flow. I saw... Colossal machines rising from the void, their cannon fire invincible; beams of light shattering the earth; even the once-mighty civilizations were rendered helpless. I saw...

Why did I have to see this book at this time?! Ugh!!! It's sitting at the same table as another book, Arknights!!!

The perfect meal replacement, if well-written later on, could even be compared to Lu Yu's story.

Meal replacement, delicious 🥰, but still not enough, I want more 😏

Well, it's well-written, the writing style is good, nothing to complain about. The reason I didn't give it full marks is because I felt the protagonist's character was too one-dimensional, or perhaps I thought he was too much like a model young person of the new era. Maybe my imagination is too dark. But what I see now is a group of model young people chatting and joking around, incidentally fighting monsters. If you're looking for something dark, go ahead.

Compared to the other book, yours is more to my liking. There's no female character transformation, and I don't have any psychological burden about the strange skills and art style. However, the drawback is the same as the other book: the four main characters are still separated, which makes the plot progress particularly slowly.

This book was written out of love, and although it has many flaws, such as ridiculously inflated power levels, incomprehensible character psychology, and excessive descriptions of pets' inner thoughts, which seriously affect the reading experience in the beginning, it is still readable overall.

Compared to the other book, it has its own unique style. Its portrayal of negotiations with local forces is more vivid and interesting.

I'll just leave this here to rest for a bit; 48,000 words isn't enough.