Is There Any Arknights Book with a Female Protagonist? ! !

1 明 Arknights: Starting from Being the Eldest Disciple of the Master Egypt400k WordsOngoing 7.6kReads8.6Score595Shelves

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All of them have female protagonists.

3 穿 Crossing the Ark, I Will Build Hongyuan Again Blast Bang Bang Leopard398k WordsOngoing 2.5kReads7.2Score208Shelves

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These books seem to be well written. The female protagonist is rarely well-written.

8 凋 Wither Storm's Arknights Journey I'm a Second Kicker1.1M WordsOngoing 12.4kReads9.4Score1.4kShelves

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In the first book, the protagonist's soul is transformed into a pre-civilized human being (suspected). His abilities are similar to the power of Anxi, and he is basically invincible. He is mainly active in Dragon Gate and Chernobog (the early stage of the plot is mainly about the Dragon Gate branch chapter). The second protagonist in the second book is a native of Terra, Carters, who has strong combat power and the ability to control the Origin Stone. He is in the Tower of Babel in the early stage, and later joins the Integration Movement. The plot mainly follows the main line. The protagonist of the third book is the native of Terra and the young god of Haiji. However, he has little contact with Haiji in the early and middle stages. His abilities tend to be water manipulation and summoning (the protagonist is not familiar with his own abilities). He mainly follows the activities of Rhode Island. In the early stage of the plot, he writes about how to join Rhode Island, and then connects to the main line, and then passes through Dosores, Dragon Gate, and Salt Wind City. The fourth book, The New God of Soul Transmutation, has a more mature mind than the protagonist in the previous book. He can communicate with large groups. The protagonist's abilities are similar to the collection of various sea descendants in the game. He also has the ability to control the source stone (middle to late stage). In the early stage, he first goes ashore, and then connects to the cavalry and hunter plot, then passes through Casimir, and later to Ursus, joins the Integration Movement, and connects to the Chernobog plot. The protagonist of the fifth book is the necromancer (the super enhanced version of Abrana). He is not a time traveler, but he is not a native of Terra. His ability is to summon and control the undead. In the early stage, he summoned the undead to fight evil spirits in Sami, and then moved to Ursus. I haven't seen it later. The protagonist of the sixth book is a native of Rutland. He is suspected to be a reformed person from a former civilization. He is both civilized and military and will not be infected with ore disease. In the early days, I was in Longmen, which was more of a daily routine. Then I joined Rhode Island, and I didn't see much of it later. The protagonist of the seventh book is the anthropomorphic incarnation of Wither Storm in MC (possessing some of the abilities of Wither Storm, suspected of being the daughter of Wither Storm). His ability is the Devouring of Wither Storm (objects touched by the hand after activating the ability will be directly transmitted to the Wither Storm buff, and he controls the command block to stack buffs for himself. In the early stage, he joined the integration movement with the guerrillas, and later led the guerrillas to join the Rhode Island in Qicheng. There are original organizations and settings (such as the gradual integration of Ark and MC), but not much to see later. The protagonist of the eighth book is Sakaz Blood Demon, an aborigine. After being fed the blood of a deep-sea hunter, he suppressed the consciousness of a large group of people through powerful external mental power, causing the sea heir cells to symbiosis with the Origin Stone. He then followed the second team to hone his martial arts, and then joined Rhode Island through Casimir and Rhine Life to participate in Chernobyl. After the Grid incident, he returned to Casimir, and then connected to the main plot of the game through Victoria, Great Yan, and Londinium, and then connected to Saltwind City through Iberia. The protagonist has the ability to control blood, and at the same time, he acquires new abilities and improves his combat effectiveness as he continues to travel.

29 明 Arknights: Black Dragon Shadow in DreamFantastical Romance542k WordsOngoing 4kReads—Score657Shelves

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Push yourself, the heroine is a dragon

30 明 Arknights: It Was Precious Who Woke up That Day Qianxia Millet405k WordsOngoing 760Reads8.4Score103Shelves

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Lao Su pushes himself. It tells the story of the summer of 1090, when Kelsey and Theresa awakened the prophet, Precious. The main perspective is on Precious. It is not OOC to the greatest extent and maintains the official character design as much as possible. If you like Laopu, you can read it. Everyone is welcome to discuss the plot.

31 明 Arknights Skadi In the River?159k WordsCompleted 194Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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If you trust me, you can come and see me (not

42 明 Arknights: Give Your Heart to Theresia Liulihuaqingmeng235k WordsOngoing 5.5kReads—Score1.1kShelves

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By the way, push down your own ~

43 【 Arknightslegend of Terra Dianpo XP Freedom Is Good Civilization694k WordsOngoing 1.1kReads9.3Score152Shelves

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These are all books, you can read them

49 方 Ark: Why Did He Become a Doctor? Listen to the Wind in Your Dream577k WordsOngoing 38.5kReads9.3Score3.4kShelves

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[Eat melon] Urgent update: The author stopped writing, like a handsome man who stopped fighting; the readers raised their heads, like a soldier waiting for orders. Gaiwen is like a war, and serialization is like attacking a city. If you stop for one day, the barriers will be weakened, and if you stop for three days, the morale of the army will be scattered. In the past, Sun Tzu said: "The soldiers heard of clumsy speed, but did not see the long time of cleverness." This chapter is left unresolved, the foreshadowing is hidden but not revealed, like encircling but not attacking, encamping but not advancing, it is not the work of a wise man. Readers are like soldiers, chasing updates like coins, looking forward to updated orders day and night, as if waiting for the strike of thunder. Moreover, "Soldiers are more valuable to win, not more expensive to last." Wealth is more valuable to continue, but not more valuable to stagnate. I hope the author writes like a sword, and the sequel is like breaking the formation, quickly resolving the suspense, so as to comfort the readers. Otherwise, it would be like wasting one's sharpness in vain [eating melon]