Delta Force: Sayid’s Diary of Raising a Child
三角洲，赛伊德养娃记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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It's quite out of character (OOC), but it creates a unique feeling. From my personal experience, it truly feels like stepping into another parallel universe's Delta. Everyone has a different personality, yet they are all incredibly vivid. The emotional entanglements are portrayed very well.
This online novel, which deconstructs a dark delta world through personal will and perseverance, may seem like a fairy tale because, in all the crucial choices, people opted for a better option. The author intentionally (or unintentionally) downplayed the core conflict in the original context—Asara's struggle for interests—and shifted the focus to personal choices, a novel approach.
It was pretty good. I originally thought it would only focus on Sayyid raising his child and the conflicts, but I didn't expect there to be so many descriptions of daily life and the characters' transformations. It warmed my heart.
This is the first book I've read that's so immersive. The writing style made it a very comfortable read. Author, please don't stop updating! If you do, you'll be punished!
The author's writing is excellent, and the characters are well-developed. Within the official framework, the author crafts a completely different story, weaving together coldness and warmth so that even when you experience the tenderness, you can't forget that this is a chaotic world. At the same time, the author has made some reasonable alterations to the characters' personalities and fates. It's been a long time since I've read a decent book on Tomato Red Stone.
This is my subjective opinion. This book vividly portrays the character of Muirison, depicting the process of a bewildered and confused cyborg gaining humanity and finding happiness. It's truly excellent and highly recommended.
It was really good, especially the ending. I felt both relieved and a little left wanting more.
If you enjoy lighthearted reading, don't miss this! I finished reading all the chapters in two days, and I was laughing out loud late at night while reading. Some settings and characters are a bit off, but it's definitely a good read. The first dozen or so chapters aren't the most engaging, but the later chapters are absolutely fantastic.
It's very good. Because some parts might not be in the river, you can treat it as a parallel world. Is the female lead Mai Xiaowen in the end?
I thought it was a one-way street, but it turns out to be more of a group theme.