Arkship Quack: The Integration Movement Thinks I'm a God

Save money, the medical level of the world has dropped a hundred times but I have not changed, the IQ of the world has dropped a hundred times but I have not changed.

It's quite satisfactory, not a particularly good plot. The first is the narrative flaw of the protagonist himself. After reading the first seven chapters, I still don't understand where the protagonist's medical skills come from? What is the character makeup of the protagonist? Then, the background research of Arknights is very strange. OC is normal, but the OC must be well-founded. Although there is no big problem, it is just weird and has an abnormal feeling. And how many people are involved in the integration movement? Why did it stop after curing a few protagonists? Then I didn't think about preparing alcohol, and I didn't think about disinfecting the wells when digging the wells. It was ridiculous that Tallulah had to stop the war to build a village. The background at that time was Ursus, and there were people chasing behind them. The black snake was forcing them to take down the city, and then they went to hit the dragon gate. They suddenly stopped fighting, then built the village, and then they didn't see anyone else during the meeting. The leader, White Rabbit, Big Daddy, and during this period, it was not the Sakaz mercenary controlled by Visdel, and then there were Mephistopheles and Faust, the Kingslayer, and Black Bones, in total, there were only a few of them. I didn't see a few people going to the meeting. The village was about to be built out of nowhere. I didn't see the opposition, I didn't see the people handling the opposition, and I didn't see the people laying the groundwork for the back line. It just feels like there is nothing, like a semi-finished product, like a semi-finished product with no background narrative.

Well. . . . Come on!

Brother, I support you