Arknights: Starting in the Wilderness

The protagonist is still a depressed young man with low self-esteem. When he met Sister Wolf, he was severely punished to sharpen his spirit. Now he has become a little zombie slave. Current progress: In the first couplet, the protagonist has become a salted fish. In the second line, Sister Wolf takes pity and becomes the master. Hengbiao, miserable mandarin duck. Forgive me for not being able to empathize much with the protagonist. He is as stereotyped as a standard galagame playable character. He has low self-esteem, is poor and unloved, and is pitiful and naive. The description of the protagonist's hard life not only does not make him appear to be real and really poor, but instead appears to be very illusory, like a TV series made by a petty bourgeoisie director, as if he is not poor enough. But considering that the writing style is like this, which is to develop in such a bitter and melancholy atmosphere, then my evaluation is pretty good. Like Sister Lang, I am very curious about how the next plot will go. Will the next plot atmosphere maintain the usual bitter filter? The protagonist is very suitable to sing a song now: Let the melancholy of that day become melancholy~

How to say it? The plot seems to be rigorous and not OOC (except for the author's life-saving hand), but because it is not OOC, I went back to read the introduction after reading it and found it very funny. Regarding the protagonist's experience, she became an enemy of Lapland. Even if she spares the protagonist's life, even if her attitude towards the protagonist is slow, people who have received modern social knowledge will not know that she is training dogs? I don't believe that young people from modern society People can endure this, because they have seen the light, so they can't stand the darkness; even if they can compromise and be patient, this is because they can't beat Lapland. The harder they press now, the harder they will explode. The pain and hatred will not dissipate and will only become more profound. Once there is a way to survive and win over Lapland, as long as it is a human pack that explodes with Lapland 🤔 I want to watch Defeat CG [smile]

The protagonist is indeed fw, this setting is really not what most people will like, but fortunately I can bear it [you taste it carefully]. After reading these dozens of chapters, I suddenly feel that other articles are all enjoyable 🙂, okay, I can only say that the subject matter is novel and the writing is not bad, but the setting of the protagonist is not likable. The good reviews encourage the author to write more.

It's quite interesting. The writing is not green, but the story doesn't seem to have such a wide audience. The male protagonist feels a little wronged and is neurotic about pulling a dog, but it makes me look forward to how the story will develop next.

This is really a rare and good book. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, and the emotional description is very detailed, and it is not a pleasant book. Personally, it is very good to have this in Tomato. In terms of character creation, I am a level 56 Xiaodeng in Arknights, and the author's portrayal perfectly fits my impression of Lapland's madness. I don't think the protagonist is that different. In the early stage, he just didn't understand the world. In addition, Lapland was suppressed by force, and the resistance failed. He looked a little resigned to his fate. Later, he held up the pure Origin Stone to threaten the pursuers, and went out to find food in a blizzard. This must be different. As for the system, I think it was too late, or it didn't exist. If the system appeared so late, the protagonist's previous hardships would feel like they were in vain (only a personal opinion). Finally, I want to say, the author begs you to keep writing, it is not enough to read and is too short. Come on, author.

It is also the most interesting one in Ark. I said that after reading it, my forgotten memories seemed to be attacking me. It turns out that he is the author of the book "Orca, Shark, Little White Wolf". Let me give you my opinion. 1 Compared to the previous book, the pace of the heroine is indeed a lot slower, which is a good thing. The plot will not be too abrupt. However, when the male and female protagonists were separated at Longmen in the update, I noticed something was wrong. I felt that the plot had reached the same level as the previous one. I am waiting to see this one, hoping that it will not be like the previous one. 2. Be sweet when you need to be sweet. I feel that the climax of this book has passed. It's time to be sweet. Don't continue to abuse MiHoYo, which will make you tired. You have to give some sweets to the players. 3. Don't go to the middle where you are doing a big final job. To be honest, that job is really not good-looking. It is understandable for a debut novel, but it is really not good for this book. 4 Regarding the system, you really need to enable the hacks that need to be enabled, but you need to consider the meaningless tasks. The system is there to help and hack, not to replace the protagonist's brain. It should be stopped when it needs to be stopped. In fact, this is also a common problem of every system. After looking at it for a long time, it seems that the author didn't know how to write this thing but made a system to specifically let the protagonist do it. It is very abrupt. 5. Regarding the protagonist's personality, there should be an outline dedicated to writing about his changes, otherwise the plot will be difficult to write if it stays like this (I feel like the author is working on this after Chapter 119) 6 Don't interrupt the update. What will we eat if it is interrupted? [Laughing]

Okay, I almost choked to death when I showed it to my buddy. The male protagonist's setting made me feel a little awkward. At least there is no such person around me. Someone like the male protagonist might climb to 20 free-fall and hit the ground with his elbow after reading this article. The writing is good and the sense of substitution is strong. Could you please tell me about the period?

The writing is quite good. Lapland fits the character, but the protagonist is a bit twisted, but he is also a half-normal person. It is worth reading. I also have great expectations for this book. After seeing that the original five-star review was maintained, it is more suitable for emotionally sensitive people to watch "Hai Hai Qing Tian". Lagou, who has been deprived of love since childhood, gets true and loyal love for the first time. The male protagonist is exploited and deceived but still can't let go. Is hate as high as the sky, or love as wide as the sea? The absurd night is as beautiful as flowers, and the beauty has scars on its heart. Nothing to say, 20 chapters have been updated in two days, and God has come to give it a five-star review.

I have caught up with the main force. It is very beautiful and worth recommending. I can't wait to see Lapland take control. The Lapland with full gravity is the best. I like it so much 🥰🥰🥰 The author should update it quickly. This is completely insufficient 😢😢😢😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 (Should Lapland have a single female lead? Lapland has too few singles, I hope so)

There are currently 26 chapters in total, all of which are about watching the protagonist suffer (at least I think so) and there are no highlights yet. Ahem,,,