Traveling through Arknights, he became the lowest-level canteen worker in Rhode Island.
System pop-up——
[Terra Survival Guide is activated]
[Mission: Survive until the "Last Word" comes]
[Survival probability: 0.3%]
Wish you a happy meal :)
Yu Linchuan: "... Are you polite?"
But it's not the survival rate that matters.
Instead, every inner complaint he made would be received in real time by nearby Originium-infected people.
He doesn't know.
He thought he was just silently going crazy in his mind.
[Warning: Your voice has been accepted by Kelsey]
——"It's so well maintained after living for thousands of years."
Kelsey put down her coffee cup, her pupils shaking. There are only two people alive in Terra who know this information.
[Warning: Your voice has been accepted by Amiya]
——"This child will have to carry everything alone from now on... It hurts."
Amiya clenched her dinner plate tightly, her eyes red.
[Warning: High-risk target W enters resonance range, audience +1]
——"Chernobog fell seventy-two hours later, W's marching route was..."
W stopped smiling: "This man is more dangerous than the doctor."
[Operator level: C→B→A→?
[Every time the tragic fate changes, the resonance range of the Origin Stone expands]
[Current audience: 3 people → 20 people →? ? ?
System: [Congratulations, your social scale has been upgraded from "small-scale embarrassment" to "full-ship live broadcast". Keep up the good work:)
Yu Linchuan: Please shut up.
Reader comments
It's a bit strange when I see the back part. It seems to be using AI. The work is quite novel. The author should use his brain more.
How should I put it? It doesn't feel good to support it with four stars.
Okay, I've read more than 70 chapters. Let me tell you from the perspective of someone who has never played Ark.
The plot of the full text is quite compact and does not drag on. The protagonist's abilities are very novel and his personality is likeable. Except for chapters 20-22 and 40 chapters that have obvious traces of AI, there are basically no poisonous points in the rest.
Out of ten, I can give it 7.5 Points. 3 Points come from the innovation of the voice, 3 points come from the compactness of the plot, and 1.5 Points come from the rigor of the copywriting.
I deducted 2.5 Because of some problems with AI and my doctor's portrayal. Another problem that impressed me a lot was that the protagonist's voice that can be heard by others is not clearly distinguishable from the protagonist's own voice. After the author corrected it, it didn't seem to matter. In the first 20 or 30 chapters, the difference between being heard and not being heard is not obvious. You need to think about it for a while, otherwise you still can't figure it out.
After watching it later, I felt that the protagonist was under a lot of pressure. I was afraid of saying "Bubu Yura Yura". The protagonist later became a public radio station with 30,000 people, which refreshed my stereotype of Xinshengwen.
The subject matter is very novel and very few
It's amazing, it's the world view of Arknights created by the author.
Good-looking, very good-looking, so good-looking
Although the content has little connection with the original plot, I saw another Terra and regarded it as an IF line plot.
I've been reading this book for a long time. It's so beautiful. I feel like every detail is so well written. The protagonist's feeling of sacrificing himself for others is really heart-warming.
It's a bit strange when I see the back part. It seems to be using AI. The work is quite novel. The author should use his brain more.
How should I put it? It doesn't feel good to support it with four stars.
Okay, I've read more than 70 chapters. Let me tell you from the perspective of someone who has never played Ark. The plot of the full text is quite compact and does not drag on. The protagonist's abilities are very novel and his personality is likeable. Except for chapters 20-22 and 40 chapters that have obvious traces of AI, there are basically no poisonous points in the rest. Out of ten, I can give it 7.5 Points. 3 Points come from the innovation of the voice, 3 points come from the compactness of the plot, and 1.5 Points come from the rigor of the copywriting. I deducted 2.5 Because of some problems with AI and my doctor's portrayal. Another problem that impressed me a lot was that the protagonist's voice that can be heard by others is not clearly distinguishable from the protagonist's own voice. After the author corrected it, it didn't seem to matter. In the first 20 or 30 chapters, the difference between being heard and not being heard is not obvious. You need to think about it for a while, otherwise you still can't figure it out. After watching it later, I felt that the protagonist was under a lot of pressure. I was afraid of saying "Bubu Yura Yura". The protagonist later became a public radio station with 30,000 people, which refreshed my stereotype of Xinshengwen.
The subject matter is very novel and very few
It's amazing, it's the world view of Arknights created by the author.
Good-looking, very good-looking, so good-looking
Although the content has little connection with the original plot, I saw another Terra and regarded it as an IF line plot.
I've been reading this book for a long time. It's so beautiful. I feel like every detail is so well written. The protagonist's feeling of sacrificing himself for others is really heart-warming.