Arknights: Return to Rhodes Island

To be honest, this is the best of the five Ark fan novels I have read. It makes me feel lost. The light warmth and sadness at the beginning are the best. It's hard to believe that he is a newcomer, but fan fiction is a niche book after all, and Arknights is even more niche within a niche. I hope the author will not be discouraged and keep writing. Come on.

Looking at the title and synopsis, I'm too scared to quit. Gummy is so cute, I want to raise her forever. Iya's fluffy little wool is so adorable. Exusiai's apple pie is so delicious. Texas's chocolate bar is so delicious. Isn't Maru's rice ball delicious? And Hibiscus's healthy dishes... (Ugh)

I saw this on TapTap, hahaha!

The synopsis broke my heart; I dare not abandon the story.

I've already voted for the novel. I started reading it because I was playing the game, and overall it's pretty well-written. Some details are quite well done, and the interactions between the characters and the plot are clearly well-designed. Personally, I felt the protagonist's identity was a bit awkward in the beginning, and his name was a bit hard to pronounce, but it's not a big problem.

The Doctor's departure from Rhodes Island doesn't seem to have a significant impact. At most, there might be some issues with tactical command. At least the elite operators will remain unchanged. They are employed by Rhodes Island, not by the Doctor. A few who have a good relationship with the Doctor might leave, but leaving the island deserted would be excessive. The Doctor was never the core of Rhodes Island to begin with; Amiya and Kal'tsit were the core. This is only for the introduction.

Kal'tsit, Kal'tsit

PhD

I wrote a long passage inspired by my own experience. After reading it for a while, I found the writing to be very delicate and the emotional scenes well-developed. However, it differs greatly from the game's setting, making it easy to lose immersion in the story.

I saved this when I was bored.