RimWorld: From the Start, I Win Over the Ratfolk Knight-Captain!
边缘世界：开局攻略鼠鼠骑士长！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 366k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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170Chapters
460Reads · 30 days
60.6kReads · all time
8.8Score
33Listens
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Reader comments 51
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Seeing a great RimWorld fanfic +10 Sitting on the floor reading a book -3 Waiting for a new chapter -10
A very good novel. Love Comes From the Democratic Management Committee. Viewing this book for more than one second is considered an agreement to join the Jedi Soldier.
Excellent books have appeared in the RimWorld fan fiction section, sure to satisfy even the most book-starved readers! Current status: Awaiting serialization, Mood -6
Discovered a high-quality RimWorld novel, Mood +5 Sleep disturbed -1 Not reading at a table -3 Sleep disturbed -1 Still ongoing -10 Sleep disturbed -1 Breaking Event: Breakdown
So far, aside from the excessive use of second-generation game references, there aren't many problematic aspects. The only concern with second-generation game references is that they might attract negative attention. However, I'd like to remind the author that in my last book, a fanfiction featuring a male mouse as a main character in the colony series was heavily criticized. 😏
It's a decent fanfic, without any outstanding highlights or major flaws. Also, the work is tagged incorrectly; it's not written in the first person.
Discovered a great RimWorld novel, mood +3
Simply put, this book is a gem. From the writing style and humor to the seamless integration of jokes and plot, it's a rare gem. The protagonist's shift in mindset and increase in strength are believable, and the introduction of the female lead and the romantic storyline are perfectly executed—neither dragging nor premature.
It's a pretty good article, but what happened to you, author? Why haven't you updated yet? At least explain why and how long you'll be taking a break. Make something up, just let everyone know you're still alive.
Excellent. First of all, the entry point for the RimWorld events is very good. The pacing and writing style are top-notch for Tomato, making it a book you won't fall asleep to. The handling of the game and "reality" is also superb. It's arguably the best RimWorld novel I've ever read.