I’m in the Dormitory Building, and You’re Telling Me This Is Rhodes Island?

I'll leave it at one star and see how it goes. The idea for this novel is quite bold 🍉. Ensemble writing really tests an author's skill; otherwise, it feels like writing whatever comes to mind. However, so far, aside from some logical issues (like the seven-hour door acting like a 24-hour window), it's generally okay.

Surprisingly good! After reading so many single-protagonist Arknights novels, I found this one very interesting. Trust me, the author writes very engagingly. In my opinion, the slice-of-life parts are the best, but the main storyline is also well-developed.

This book is very novel; it's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. The author writes exceptionally well! A while ago, the short animation after completing the main storyline moved me deeply, and seeing the author's portrayal of Kal'tsit reminded me of that. This book is truly excellent; highly recommended! 👍👍👍

Well, you have to read more of these kinds of ensemble-style infinite flow novels. If you don't read more, you won't be able to tell the difference between good and bad. I can only say that it's still readable now, which makes up for any regrets. Finally, I'll say this book is amazing, and the author who wrote it is also a genius.

I don't know why, but it felt very depressing to me, though it was quite good, and the subject matter was very novel.

Wow, that's awesome! Tell me about the author's thoughts. It seems the transmigrator from the dormitory traveled to Terra and replaced the original characters, turning the original Terra into a Lostbelt from Fate/Grand Order. The original Rhodes Island characters (those from the game) appeared in the White Space. Only one transmigrator, Kroos, remained to find the Doctor and have him lead Rhodes Island to resolve the Lostbelt. It must be said, the author's plot twist was quite unexpected.

The ensemble cast is great, and the writing is very delicate, but I feel like the growth of each character is written too quickly. I think it would be better to interweave slice-of-life scenes with character development. 🤔 Overall, it's pretty good! 👍👍👍

I hope the author continues to maintain this level of writing; the daily life scenes are well-written, and the main storyline is also quite good. I just don't know if there's a main storyline at all.

The author must be a reincarnation of Lao Deng, judging from his biography. His writing skills are solid, and the plot and setting are very interesting. I'm really looking forward to the development. It's not a rough, low-quality multi-person novel; it's more like an ensemble piece. However, there's a subtle sense of melancholy in the everyday scenes, and some redundancy and tedium. Simply put, there's too much emotional drama. I hope it can be streamlined a bit.

This book is absolutely fantastic! The author's concept is incredibly engaging. The main characters (well, there are quite a few of them) don't actually possess the bodies of Arknights operators; rather, they share a body with the operators, experiencing the events the operators went through (dreams), but they retain their own consciousness. It feels very novel. This book is truly amazing, I'll say it again!!!