Arknights: It Was Precious Who Woke up That Day

I have read Chapter 42 (serious) seriously. It is not a refreshing article. It is suitable for readers who like calmness and relaxation (I can't find the right words to describe it). The narrative is logical and the writing style is okay. I like it and it won't make me tired when I read it. I still recommend it. I have now read 100 chapters... It is very literary, and the pace and plot are very slow. But after reading many good articles, I came to read one with a different style. It is really interesting. I like it anyway. Regardless of its low rating, you can read it if you want to try a different style.

(Disclaimer in advance, I have only read Chapter 41) It has a slow pace, and the main character, Lao Pu, was accidentally awakened by a prison cat from the Tower of Babel period. Although the setting is self-contained, there is no sense of violation, and the overall quality is good. It contains a lot of Lao Pu's inner monologue: his complex emotions towards the prophet, and his changed view of the land based on what he saw and felt. She began to shift from absolute rationality to sensibility, and faced up to the prophet's views on the new civilization on this earth. The Precious at this time is not the Precious in Chapter 15. Her character is very well understood in this book (I think). She is not extreme, but has a gentleness hidden in her rationality (her experience in this book). She even said to Xiao Te "live well" before leaving, thinking about what would happen to the infected creatures if the Source Stone was corrected. For me, this work deserves a premium (because I haven't seen a slow-paced novel that I can read for a long time).

Pu Chu Gospel +1, no mindless confrontation, no OOC, oh yeah! It's really difficult to find a book that doesn't have mindless opposition and OOC when describing Precious. The author is great and needs no words, and the kind and beautiful Miss Precious is great and needs no words [Sending my heart]

I just started reading about twenty chapters of a slow-paced novel. The author of this article is more sensitive than the original work, and can better understand the life of the Terran people, and truly treats the Terran people as "human beings" Compared with the portrayal of Pu Chu in Chapter 15 of the original book (although it may just be that Pu in the Source Stone has different views in the eyes of different people) Pu in the article can be said to be very gentle and not too OOC. Pu's rationality still dominates The writing style is also very delicate and describes a lot of details. However, sometimes the same content is described too many times and the viewing experience is not so comfortable.

Generally speaking, it's okay. Laopu's writing is not so stereotyped. It's just that Laopu hasn't figured out what Xiaote wants to do. If Laopu understands what Xiaote does, I guess Laopu will become more stereotyped.

The writing is good, the pace is slow, suitable for reading calmly, the setting (private setting) is quite rigorous, the logic is online, and the writing is okay, but the description is a bit repetitive. Anyway, come on, meow! We will always support the author Sang's meow!

Let me talk about the conclusion first. The writing style of this book is exquisite and the subject matter is novel. Sometimes you may feel that it is a bit literary, but it is not harmful. The rhythm is comfortable and the description is in place. There is no doubt that it is super big cup [adoration][adoration][adoration]

I haven't finished reading it yet. The writing is very consistent with the image of Precious that I understand rather than the stereotypical female ghost in the second creation. The interaction between Pu Bo in the memories is also very sweet. The writing is good and delicate. It is the type that I will follow up on.

The writing is quite delicate. I saw some people say that the writing is immature and I was a little scared during the exam, but the subject matter really attracted me. It is a good angle to follow the plot from a common perspective. I don't think there is any OOC in terms of the characters. Keep working hard. As long as there is an outline and it continues for a long time, I believe that this will be a high-scoring article in the future.

My first comment is that this book is very objective, not as refreshing as Qi Qiyan, but it has similar writing style (I think this is the second best) and absolute balance (no such brainless feeling, and no such brain-consuming pain), you just need to read on, you just need to watch, watch her distinguish right from wrong, and then wait for the next direction. There is a lot of potential at the moment, but the cover is not very flattering, but as long as readers get on it, it will definitely be considered the second level (the follow-up trend will remain unchanged) It is recommended to add some other people's perspectives (no need to describe too much, firstly it can be used to describe the number of words, and secondly it can also be used to describe Pu's status/appearance) There is no problem with the cards at the moment. Anyway, we just have to wait and see what happens next... Not honored! ! ! Qi Qiyan, don't come over...! ! ! IP: Bridge

Let me talk about the conclusion first: the writing of this article is good, the description is very delicate, and there is nothing OOC about Laopulao Cat. It seems that the biggest problem at present is that the rotation is a bit slow, and it can be given to a super large cup. I'm watching it now, but I still think it's too fast to come to a conclusion. You must keep your teeth at this speed of rotation [sending my heart]

If we live in a disaster, how should we choose life; if civilization changes, how should we adapt. This is a book about the conflict between civilizations; about the meaning of life; and about personal changes. Throw away the anxiety of reality and calm down, and you can see that a civilization still maintains the hope of survival in despair; that life is fearless in the face of disasters and the greatness of human nature that is not afraid of sacrifice; and that you can see what choices individuals make when facing changes in old and new civilizations.

This is the most comfortable and relaxing daily road article I have read on Tomato. It has nothing to do with being a fan, just because the pure line drawings and appropriate metaphors complement each other in the plot, making it relaxing but not boring. The journey of Precious is mixed with many ordinary people and small daily life, and the story takes place before the main line, which weakens the boredom caused by knowing that the original work moves towards an omniscient perspective. It also makes this work more independent from the original work and can tell such a delicious new story. It is better to say that this is a novel with the same world view that can be independent from the original work, telling the story of the beauty and tenderness of a moment in the narrow cracks of people struggling in suffering on the land of Terra. I used to like to read these two chapters before going to bed, looking at the people and things that Precious encountered during the journey, and then finding a restful place to rest. I would also feel a sense of peaceful sleepiness coming over me, and my sleep would become more solid. It's a pity that the author has stopped updating it now, and it is difficult for me to find works with such style of writing. If the author opens a new book, I would recommend writing an original text, or just using Zhou's worldview to write original characters. Readers in the comment area have also said that for a character whose background setting is not clear and complete, and writing the same known story in a large amount of ink and ink over and over again, it is better to create a new character and shape his own image in a more open-minded way.

The sentence structure is very beautiful, like poetry, but it also has a heavy sense of history in Precious and Kelsey. At a time when fast-paced and cool writing is the rule, this can be regarded as a breath of fresh air. It is a rare masterpiece.

I really like the narrative method used by the author. "Repeat but not repeat" is the way Kelsey and Precious used it throughout the article when dealing with the Targan main vein. It is also commonly used in other details in the article.

The protagonist is Precious, which is particularly attractive hahaha. The plot about the Tower of Babel and Amiya unfolds a bit slowly, but the character portrayal is still okay. However, because it is a road novel, the pace is relatively slow. I am not very fond of road novels. I will give it 5 stars to support it.

I read the latest chapter in one go, and it felt really good. The plot is in-depth and the writing is good. It's a slow-burning type, but when you sit down and read it, it's very exciting. I read comments saying that the author's writing style is weird, but I think it's okay and stylish. Also, I think the somewhat repetitive memories in the author's article look like the gradual change of Lao Pu. I hope the author can continue to maintain [admiration]

Lao Su shamelessly gave it five stars, haha. Everyone is welcome to discuss the plot. Everyone is welcome to rate it, and everyone is welcome to read what the author said after the chapter of Lao Su. At present, Laosu has coded to 60 chapters. Laosu himself feels that it is generally acceptable and he is happy to write it. Of course, thank you all for your support. Everyone is still welcome to discuss and complain about the plot in the comments. I will watch it if I get stuck on the code words. What if you guessed the general direction of Lao Su? (It's not that Lao Su doesn't know what to write next. Hum, this article has an outline) There are also some areas in the first 1-50 chapters that need to be optimized, which Laosu will arrange as soon as possible. (It does not involve plot, mainly optimizing segmentation and scene connection)

It's okay. There is no OOC at the moment. The main disagreement between Precious and the Prophet is about the Origin Stone Plan. Both of them are executing the Origin Stone Plan. Precious is not a cold-blooded monster. Between him and the Prophet, one is more rational than emotional, and the other is more emotional than rational. No one can say which one is better.

It's a good book, but I'm not the audience. I've already written a review, and it's under a certain review, so I won't go into details. It is a very good road novel. It can be seen that the author writes very freely. Too many memories of pre-civilizations are a failure in terms of perception, and because Lao Pu and Dr. Do not need to be portrayed, the role of character creation is not effective. I don't dislike the idea of writing whatever I want, but even if the book is free and the rhythm standard is not so high, it should not be too arbitrary. After all, it is a book on the shelf, which is an inevitable choice when publishing online articles.

Reading this book gave me a sense of pleasure. When I looked at this pleasure, I found that it came from the detailed settings that satisfied me. In this way, I felt that I was watching the if line development of the characters, a parallel world, a story that happened in another time, rather than a group of pseudo-people with a certain name.

I have an idea whether the doctor's name could be Proffitt. After all, you see, Priestess is Priestess, which means priestess, and the doctor is prophet, which is Prophet, which means Proffitt. Of course, this is just my own guess.

Lao Pu's character here is like a stupid, cold beauty who only knows about scientific research, so in her eyes, it is true that "my heart and my actions are as clear as a mirror, and everything I do is righteous." Now that she walks around in person, she will also experience the suffering of [this land], and the curiosity generated by loving the house and the bird will naturally turn into pity.

I have read half of all the chapters so far. The pace is slow and the plot seems to have little ups and downs. Moreover, the memories of the prophet account for too much and are a bit complicated... But overall it's still good, author, come on! !

It's quite interesting. This is the first time I've seen Precious's opening, and the character design is not OOC, which is much better than those crazy articles that just try to attract traffic [face covering] [shy]

The writing style is very delicate and the details are handled well, and the author is very lively and has a good look and feel. I hope it can continue? () In short, the author will continue to write according to his own ideas. He must continue to write, Kou Ya! Love to watch

I think it's not bad, but the writing is a bit green, but it's well written. I'm new to Ark. I don't know many of the characters. I'm here to get to know them.

Come on, author, the writing style is good, I like the style, and more importantly, I like Precious, more updates

The setting is very attractive, but it's a pity that my AI radar is off (it's better than most people using AI, and it's identified as a edited AI text)

It's so embarrassing. I don't play games and people who don't understand the plot can still watch it with gusto. I hope the author will do more.