What Should I Do After Transmigrating into a Dead Soldier?

Oath was huddled in a corner of the Hyperion, while everyone else was out farming in the Abyss and doing events. The Captain walked over, looked at Oath huddled in the corner, and silently patted her head. Tears welled in Oath's eyes as she weakly asked, "Captain, am I really that weak without Judah?" The Captain sighed, shook his head, and hugged Oath. The two embraced and wept. Suddenly, Oath pulled a supply card from her pocket: "No! I still have hope!" Congratulations to ✘✘✘ for obtaining Judah through [Precise Supply]! "Captain, look! My Judah!" The two hugged again, this time shedding tears of joy.

Overall, the writing was alright, and the plot development suited my taste. Unfortunately, the character relationships developed too quickly, creating a strong sense of déjà vu. For example, the protagonist, a suicide soldier, rescues (or even takes in) a girl, and within two days they're acting like boyfriend and girlfriend. Dude, he's a suicide soldier, a female-looking one! Even if they have feelings, can talk, and don't kill, how can he act like a boyfriend the next day? Did I miss something? When did the male lead ever explain his background? How thick-skinned is Tina?! Author, do you even remember this is supposed to be yuri?

It's terrible, a complete waste of time. Since it's an amateur author, I can be lenient. The brainless plot and bizarre character designs are understandable, but the overall pacing is also confusing. Hmm, he transmigrates into a suicide squad, and then what? That's it? Later it becomes a bunch of mindless wish-fulfillment stories, the protagonist's halo is too obvious, and the rapid power increases lead to a feeling of power imbalance later on. Also, the writing style is indeed a bit... Emmmm. Of course, the above comments might also be my fault. I've been reading more high-quality novels lately, and my tastes have become a bit picky. This is just my personal opinion, please forgive me.

In the game Honkai Impact 3, I'm someone who's reluctant to progress through the main storyline. Why? Knowing that unavoidable tragedy will unfold before me, that the bloody reality will confront me, I think I can choose to escape, even though it will eventually come. Having seen various storylines, I've always noticed their flaws. Yet, these flawed storylines are most similar to the inhuman reality, a mixture of joy and sorrow, happiness and heartbreak. But why can't there be no flaws? I've also imagined, I've fantasized, I've hoped that the girl in the Babylonian laboratory could let go of her hatred and feel the warmth of others, that the child in the wheelchair could run freely...

The general plot is acceptable, but the writing is truly unbearable to read, with inappropriate wording... And it feels like so many plot holes haven't been filled QAQ. It's mindless and enjoyable, but if you try to read it with your brain, it gets increasingly frustrating... The early and middle parts are okay, but later on, it gradually creates its own storyline, comparable to the incompetent planning of Honkai Impact 3rd. The protagonist repeatedly makes fatal mistakes, and the plot is contrived, while the villains are portrayed as having their intelligence reduced by the author... In terms of setting, World Serpent is an organization on par with Schicksal and Anti-Entropy in their fight against the Honkai, and its intelligence capabilities are top-notch (nothing can hide from human technology), yet the protagonist manages to remain hidden in someone else's house for so long...

When I returned to the dorm that day, I saw my roommate on the top bunk lying on the floor, his eyes rolled back, foaming at the mouth, yelling, "Hey! Good! I've got it!" He had a bucket of instant noodles on his right foot. The rest of us were panicked. I glanced at him and saw his shattered phone to his right, its surface gleaming. Remembering I was a medical student, I asked them, "How long has it been?" They said about half an hour. I calmly said, "There's hope. Did he go anywhere this morning?" They said no, he'd just inexplicably borrowed 5,000 yuan saying he needed it urgently, and then while everyone was sleeping, he was playing on his phone and that's how he ended up like this. I clicked...

This is a fanfiction about the "Boom Boom Boom" theme. To be honest, I haven't played the game, and there are many points I don't understand. But that's okay. Even if you haven't played the game, you can still find your own fun in the book. The author is definitely not a newbie, because judging from the storytelling style, they have a certain level of skill. The opening is a simple and straightforward time travel. Actually, I think the truck driver is the strongest time traveler. A catchy tune plays in the driver's seat, and his drifting skills fulfill the dreams of countless time travelers. He's unknown and unassuming; he's just doing his job. But you don't know, do you? He's a god! Okay, I'm getting off topic...

What a great author! And just like that, he got dragged into this, becoming a girl who was abducted on the street by a female psychopath, and is now being studied by her for the origins of life's evolution.

I was drawn in by the cover; it's amazing that the cover wasn't blocked.

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