Arknights: Fractured Dimensions
Originium spirals out of control, and Terra faces an apocalyptic end. The force that once drove civilization now turns against it, devouring everything and dragging the world to the brink of collapse.
Lin Chen is an ordinary player. When an unknown gaming helmet sends his consciousness hurtling into this inferno, he thinks he’s playing an immersive game. He has no idea he has become the ever-present “voice from another world” in the mind of Wis'adel (W), a Sarkaz mercenary: a “ghost over her shoulder” that she thinks is an Oripathy hallucination or the work of restless spirits.
One is a carefree visitor from another world who sees everything as a virtual quest. The other is a native warrior struggling to survive in the ruins, with a temper as explosive as dynamite. From bickering and mutual dislike to trusting each other with their lives, they are forced to stick together and embark on a journey to investigate the source of the apocalypse.
They cross fallen Lungmen and venture deep into the ruins of Columbia. The clues point to the horrifying truth about Originium. Lin Chen gradually discovers that his connection to Wis'adel is no accident. His abilities as a “player” are the key variable that can affect this fractured dimension.
On this journey woven from despair and hope, two lonely souls gradually draw closer. From bickering friends to comrades in arms, they become each other’s only anchor in the endless darkness. When Wis'adel pulls the trigger, the shot will carry the answer they have forged together, one that can overturn the endgame.
“Ready to raise some hell, my commander?”
“Of course. Until the final dimension sees the dawn.”
It's okay. I quite like the post-apocalyptic survival bar in the front, but it's a bit fragmented in the back. In the last picture, I spent the night in a concrete pipe, and in the next picture, I live in a clean and tidy house. It would be great if the apocalypse continues. Come on, author.
Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you [note]
Good looking meow, come on, meow
Okay, it's a pretty good A+ work that makes my brain spin.
Hey hey hey, nice looking
Sweet😋😋😋😋😋😋
Okay, it's a pretty good book
It's quite interesting. There are no logical problems with the setting or anything else. Each chapter is super long. Anyway, keep going.
I'm so confused, haha Pure love is invincible! It's worth seeing without any poison.
I have to say, it's really beautiful.