[Arknights Fanfiction]+ [Transmigration]+ [No System]
Han Yan had only just transmigrated to Terra when he discovered he had become an Ægir, hunted by the Seaborn and the Abyssal Hunters.
“Wait, I studied hard for twelve years, and right after submitting my university application, I transmigrated? And now I’m playing Boom Beach on an island?”
He discovered that if he went too long without eating, the Seaborn would call to him, gradually stripping away his reason.
By devouring others, Han Yan gained the ability to shape his body and molded himself into a human form. He then joined Rhodes Island as a five-star Chain Caster.
“Please, you lot, I’m begging you. Stop calling me. I just want to live out my days as an ordinary operator on Rhodes Island in peace.”
Han Yan followed the Doctor through countless battles. With his knowledge of the story, he saved Ace, FrostNova, Big Bob, and others. Along the way, he was accepted and given a new life.
In the end, he and his companions faced the Seaborn head-on in search of his true self.
(An Arknights fanfic. The story begins two years before the Chernobog Incident, when the Doctor awakens.)
(Disclaimer: This is a fanfiction and has nothing to do with the original work.)
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!