Arknights fan+Travel+No system
As soon as Han Yan traveled to the continent of Terra, he found that he had become a sea heir and was being hunted by a large group of deep-sea hunters.
"No, I've been studying hard for 12 years, and I traveled through time just after I applied for my application? And when I came here, I played Island Raiders?"
He found that as long as he did not eat for a long time, he would be summoned by the crowd and gradually lose his rationality.
Through devouring, Han Yan gained the ability to shape his body and took on a human appearance and entered Rhode Island to become a 5-star chain magician.
"Dear freshmen, I beg you, please stop calling me. I just want to quietly spend my life as an ordinary operator on Rhodes Island."
Han Yan followed the doctor in the north and south, and saved ace, Shuangxing, Big Dad and others with the script. I also gained acceptance and new life in the process of getting along.
Finally, he and his companions face the crowd and seek their true selves.
(Zhouzhou and humanities, the first time he arrived was two years before the Chernobyl incident, that is, the doctor's awakening)
(Diagram: This article is a second-generation work by a fan and has nothing to do with the original work)
Reader comments
There are some problems. The first is that too many nouns from the earth are put on Terra, such as rabbits, humpback whales, etc., And Afang Palace Fu? Is there a Qin Dynasty in this Great Yan?
The second thing is, didn't the protagonist say that he wanted to hide Haiji's identity? Why don't you hide again when you get to Ursus? The tentacles were released as they were told, and they didn't say what race the protagonist was pretending to be. Moreover, the goddess mentioned earlier left a message to be careful with Precious. Wouldn't the prison cat really receive this message?
The third thing is that the author occasionally puts the physique of the earth people on the Terran people. The protagonist, a sea heir, actually falls down and falls asleep on a two-meter cricket bed?
There are some problems. The first is that too many nouns from the earth are put on Terra, such as rabbits, humpback whales, etc., And Afang Palace Fu? Is there a Qin Dynasty in this Great Yan? The second thing is, didn't the protagonist say that he wanted to hide Haiji's identity? Why don't you hide again when you get to Ursus? The tentacles were released as they were told, and they didn't say what race the protagonist was pretending to be. Moreover, the goddess mentioned earlier left a message to be careful with Precious. Wouldn't the prison cat really receive this message? The third thing is that the author occasionally puts the physique of the earth people on the Terran people. The protagonist, a sea heir, actually falls down and falls asleep on a two-meter cricket bed?
At least it was written by someone...
But I feel very sacred,
. . . . Come on!