Blue Archive: An Agent from the National War Bureau

It's almost starting to show some signs, please write a comment to explain () ■Personal information about the author: The Division 1 has been completed except for the raid version (I bought both the Survival DLC and Underworld); The Division 2 is level 92 (old players should know that the author bought the Warlords of New York DLC when they see this), and the author bought the setting set, so the author cannot be a cloud player. ■The original intention of writing this book After polishing the last book with more than one million words, the author believes that he should have enough ability to prove the truth. In addition, the setting of Ubisoft's The Division series is indeed interesting enough. Also, there is a video of the Rabbit Team on Bilibili, but the soundtrack and sound effects are ISAC. I feel that the adaptability is very high. In addition, I wanted to try to have Keena support the Fox Team and the protagonist support the RABBIT Team to create a more interesting confrontation (agents fighting traitor agents), so I started writing it. ■The equipment of the characters in this book (will be gradually added later) Andre (Protagonist): Confidential Lone Star, Confidential Raider Teacher: Secret Ronin Aaron Keener (Villain): True Secret Raider ■Some follow-up questions This book will not make the slightest connection between Kivotos and old world New York, nor will it bring any more to pass. The individual paragraphs in this book are long and involve some sociological or philosophical speculations, and the arrangement of chapters is completely different from others. Therefore, you are advised not to stray into it to avoid affecting your viewing experience. This book does not involve crushing combat power, does not engage in deus ex machina, does not engage in heaven-defying orchestration, does not cast aside the original story, and does not steal the teacher's limelight (it even gives the teacher a set of equipment), so the little devils can take a break.

The plot is smooth and the writing is natural. It's great.

Nothing to say, the writing is awesome👍🏻