Arknights: A Chronicler of Terra's Suffering

I finished reading it in one go, and suddenly I didn't know what to say. The protagonist is damn sober. Except for the brief period of sinking in the mine and the early stage of the black snake seizing the body, no matter what happened later, I always felt strangely sober, and I really became more and more like a narrator of suffering. But it is indeed a powerful and emotional text. The changes in the plot and characters in this kind of text are natural and exciting. Although there is still a bit of green writing, it is already very good for this kind of development theme, and it can be given to a super large cup. It is rare for original plots and characters to be fleshed out in Ark fan fiction, and the original characters have no OOC or other development. It's a fanfic with great potential (why couldn't I have seen it later, I had to discover it when I got stuck) Come on

The author's combat scenes still need to be polished, but the emotional scenes are really awesome. In addition, I now want to watch the time-travelers lead the Terran people to engage in red revolution. Oops!!! In 2026, there are still old artists who insist on rubbing their hands together, which is deeply moved😭

First of all, I am a reader with slightly tricky tastes, but this does not prevent me from loving this book. Next is this book. The protagonist's growth path is bumpy and bumpy. It is not a story about youthful ambition. (So ​​if you like mindless writing, please be merciful.) It can be seen that the author is very careful to express what he wants to describe. He is not creating a story, but telling another possibility. (I am a newbie to Arknights, and I don't know much about many aspects of the plot. I am also a reader. Well, you know, whether it is a fan or a standalone novel, this is an excellent work.) During the reading process, my emotions also rose and fell with the protagonist, and I also shed tears. The characters in the book are all vivid, and the author has the ability to portray characters (but I always feel that the protagonist is surrounded by boys and girls, so I'm sorry). Finally, thank you for reading this lengthy text. Since the holiday, I have rarely thought about it. I also like the author's writing style very much. I hope he can write more and longer! (Bonus.•᷄ᯅ•᷅.) Wait, this book won't be finished, right?

For now, this book is particularly interesting to me. The protagonist's character description changes very quickly, or he has disappeared before the time travel, but it is not abrupt and more in line with this land. There is not much description of the protagonist's ability improvement, but it can make people feel the effort. I saw someone say before that the protagonist is not smart enough. I think this is also a way to describe improvement. Moreover, if you are a fan of the authorities, you cannot understand a real person just by relying on the plot of Arknights. The character and habits of each author's character may match the original work, but there must be differences. This is the charm of second creations that I like. Of course, I don't like brainless OOC either, but this book currently makes me feel very comfortable. The current rescue plot also gives a certain amount of correction to the original plot. It is the kind of portrayal that I like that does not bury some people because of what is saved. Although the protagonist of this book is not invincible, it creates a clear conscience of hard work. (Finally, I would like to say that all the above are my personal opinions. There will be people who agree with me, and there will also be people who think that what I say is just nonsense. If you like it, please give me a thumbs up or tell me your understanding. If you don't like it, you can refute me. Just think that I want to see everyone's opinions.) 👍👍👍

In the growth stream, nothing has changed except for Alina and the children in the school. The protagonist has never really fully trusted his companions and was taken advantage of by the black snake. He can leave if he wants to enjoy it. The article is very depressing and there are many knives. The protagonist's growth is despair → regaining confidence → numbness → believing that everything is fate and accepting the death of others and no longer resisting → suddenly resisting fate. This is what I see so far. Also, I would like to mention that the paintings drawn by the author are really beautiful.

Tribute to the legendary anti-stress king🤦🤦🤦[smile][smile] For this man, his daily life is like dried fry. As for why it was left to dry? Ah, because most of the time it's fried in a frying pan. 🤦🤦🤦🤦

It's quite good, not a cool novel, but more like the real situation of an ordinary person in Terra. There is pain and despair, but not much hope. There is a knife, but it is good-looking.

Unlike any Arknights novel I have read, it is not a traditional cool novel. The title of this book is also very clever. What facts are stated by "The Suffering Narrator". This land is full of suffering, and the remaining hope will always be swallowed up by suffering. What impressed me most was Mia in the chapter of the mine. His death directly promoted the growth of the protagonist. Another one is that the protagonist saw the family who took him in at the beginning die in the flames of the pickets. He was almost swallowed by anger. Later, when he was sitting on the rocks to relax, he met Ni Yan. They were just chatting, but the topic gradually came to the protagonist's state these days. Ni Yan also enlightened him. Patriot said to him, "Your ability is the most cruel and the most gentle." Why is it cruel? The pain of the protagonist is exchanged for the happiness of others, and why is gentle because it is through own pain that exchanges the happiness of others. In addition, Fiametta's talent in the game is the "suffering presenter" 🫡

This is undoubtedly an excellent Ark fanfic. The protagonist is portrayed as a fun-loving person at the beginning, but such an optimistic and cheerful young man awakens to the Originium skill of absorbing suffering. This contrast captures the reader's appetite very well and makes the character image more three-dimensional. The protagonist travels on the continent of Terra and records the suffering of all living beings. Perhaps only by truly understanding the plot of Ark can one understand the gold content of the sentence in The End: "On Tower Two, the ore disease has also been greatly alleviated."

It must have been polished with AI. It always feels like an AI, but the plot is pretty good. You can read it when you don't have a book to read. Alina's problem can be solved by bringing more people with her, so let's change it. Isn't the protagonist's inferiority complex a bit heavy? Why do you think you won't believe what you said? When Tallulah felt something was wrong for the first time, shouldn't she have told the people close to her directly?