Ark: Evolution, Not Survival

For me, this may be the most suitable Ark novel for me. There is no love, no bloodshed, it is not a time travel for all people, there is only one protagonist. All in all, this kind of thing deserves to be called an ark!

No excuses, this is the best Ark fanfic I've read [crying]. It doesn't have the plastic feel of a game, it's really step-by-step, with the essence of Ark and the details of life. Dinosaurs are no longer data, and the world is no longer a game, but another world. This world is full of the breath of life. The author should not care about what other people say. The word count is too complex and cumbersome. It is the cornerstone of quality control. Grasp the quality well. 9.5 Is just for you. I love you and me, the author. Please support me by generating electricity for love [crying] [love] Not bad, not bad. There is no tendency of unfinished work. Now with 300 chapters, the quality is still guaranteed [Star]

Ark books are very rare on Tomato. I hope the author can keep writing. The setting of being able to transform into a dinosaur feels very good. I have had this idea before, but I have not found this kind of book.

This book is quite excellent. It is either first or second in the Ark category. There is nothing poisonous about it. Dinosaurs are made of flesh and blood. It is amazing. However, the rating is a bit too low. And HRNA must be the heroine!

The Ark is so beautifully written! ! Not only has a transformation bracelet been added, but some settings have been added and optimized to the original Ark: why the Giganotosaurus is furious, why there are elites in creatures, creature level growth, artifacts have additional effects on creatures, energy elements act on creatures, designing weapons by oneself in Ark, optimized version of Helena... And the plot is not watery at all! Updates are also very stable! The protagonist's brain is always online! … I just don't know if the protagonist is dragon-sexual ~ [laughing]

The plot is slow, the rhythm is steady, and the development is not too fast. It is not as mindless and refreshing as other Ark novels, and there are no deliberate contradictions. Very comfortable. For me, this Ark article on Tomato is relatively perfect. Author updates really need to be speeded up, otherwise it will be really easy to maintain the book and the rating will not be high. This is also the reason why there is too little written. [Pouts]

Nice! Ark fandoms that are not common in the first place have added settings that are not common in Ark, and the writing style is not immature.

This novel I read all over Tomato is the only one that does not write about tribal conflicts. In my impression, Ark is about one person surviving, training dragons, and building. Most of the Ark articles on Tomato are about collective time travel, and then intrigues, and most of the pages are written on intrigues. Survival and evolution are the core of Ark. Why do we have to write about intrigues and intrigues? To be honest, the author is the only one who can completely describe the Ark, survival, and evolution without adding those messy things. Finally, cheers for the author (づ￣3￣)づ╭❤ (My writing is not good, it's just my personal thoughts. If you want to refute it, I will also give you a thumbs up. Of course, the premise is to refute it normally) o(￣▽￣)d

It's really good. I feel quite comfortable with the character of the protagonist. There are some glitches, but I can really accept it. After all, fighting a dragon is about the same difficulty as training a dragon. The communication with the artificially retarded Helena is also interesting, and the emotional communication with each dragon is also smooth, which rationalizes the act of "taming". Compared with knocking out and training, the heart-to-heart communication between humans and animals is more comfortable. To be honest, the process of the protagonist collecting the dragon is a bit like a Pokémon novel.

We believe in you so much, author. Come on, as one of the few authors on Tomato who writes about Ark, please come on and bring readers more exciting and interesting Ark stories. So far my impression is very good. The first is because of the novelty of the subject matter. There are still only a handful of Ark Survival Evolved books, but Tomato Ark fans will find it OK. Secondly, the genre feels very good. Little Broken Watch and Ark are my two favorite themes. I had a similar dream when I was a child, and it became a dream come true. Third, because Ark itself is a game, there is no so-called rejection of the system. I hope that the protagonist can meet other natives or other survivors after going to other Arks such as Scorched Earth. Fourth, the author's rhythm feels good. The progress of the island is slow, and the rhythm is controlled by the collection efficiency and Gu raising settings. The rhythm is very acceptable. Fifth, the content of the story is as close to reality as possible, with a sense of technology and a heightened sense of immersion. However, I feel that the protagonist is sometimes too smooth, and I hope there will be a slight ups and downs to reflect the protagonist's small growth. Finally, as one of the few Ark writers in Tomato, you must work hard!