
The Days of Being a Commander in Arknights
在明日方舟当指挥官的日子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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702Chapters
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9.2Score
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This is a novice light novel reader's opinion on this book.
Well, to be honest, this book is really to my liking. Since my knowledge is limited, I won't use any of the technical jargon from the experts; I'll just share my impressions as an average reader. First of all, both Girls' Frontline and Arknights are games I really enjoy (though I'm just a casual player). However, to be honest, I only had a general understanding of their storylines while playing them, and many parts were still a bit mysterious. So, I often read fanfiction to get a feel for the general world-building. Of all the similar fanfiction I've read (probably...), This book...
At least it doesn't ruin the character.
Incorporating Girls' Frontline elements is indeed a good idea, and the writing and plot of this book are not drawn out. The only shortcoming is the lack of innovation in the plot; simply put, it's not bold enough, and the content isn't deep enough. At least for me, the part about rescuing Misha from Lungmen felt rather bland. The entire process could almost be summarized in a few hundred words, rather than requiring a lengthy discussion, giving it a somewhat euphemistic feel. This is undoubtedly due to the lack of character development, which is certainly a high expectation. For most long-form fanfiction, completeness is indeed a priority. However, aside from the plot's shortcomings, this book is quite good overall...
To be honest, the author is amazing! Never abandoning the project, always coming back to life, constantly updating, and most importantly! Free! Awesome!
The power levels are inconsistent at the beginning, but the story develops well later on; it's a good book.
If possible, author, I suggest you revise chapters 13 and 14, even just adding an explanation would be helpful. They're too harsh, especially the part where Talulah withstands NTW bullets. In reality, NTW's 20x88mm ammunition has a kinetic energy of up to 30,000 J, which can basically penetrate the side armor and even the upper glacis armor of most main battle tanks in the world, and Talulah is completely unharmed? Later, the protagonist uses a heavy echelon to bombard them relentlessly. Girls' Frontline's heavy armor includes TOW AT4, 2B, and AGS. The first two are currently in service with anti-tank missiles, designed to destroy tanks; a couple of hits and the tank is gone. The 2B14 uses 82mm mortar shells...
Tomb sweeping is an extremely rare occurrence; it's completely free and yet so many books can still be written.
I survived.
Comments on my days as a commander in Arknights.
I personally think this work is quite good. Although I've played Arknights and Girls' Frontline, I don't know much about the story background (actually, I only found this book because I was bored after reading all the novels). But this book is really good. The protagonist is quite intelligent and emotionally intelligent, but when faced with many people who like him, he seems a bit too fickle. Everyone has a ring. However, the Doctor's appearances in Arknights are a bit few, and I hope the author can describe the Doctor's appearance. Because in the game... You know what I mean. I hope the author continues writing because I really like this work. Also, (can the author update more often?) Uh, if not...
A very rare work
It's rare to see such a well-written collaboration between Girls' Frontline and Arknights. This story made me feel relaxed and happy, far from the oppressive atmosphere of the original two worldviews. It has a positive energy of "even though the world doesn't always go as planned, you can still find enjoyment in it," and you can even resonate with the author's interesting soul through the text. It's a truly rare work. (Except for the slightly slow updates.) By the way, this is also a Girls' Frontline, Arknights, and Rainbow Six Siege multi-faceted collaboration fanfic, "But After," written by a newcomer (or so I thought?) To this site. It would be an honor if anyone could come and support it.
RC-115GTF Spatial Interlacing Record
Remote Starship Log Extraction: [Starship Navigation Log 03] On September 2nd, Imperial Calendar 3761, we detected a spatial disturbance in the 97th sector, suspected to be caused by a collision between two spatial entities. It has been confirmed that the disturbance caused a small number of non-local civilizations to enter a civilized planet called Terra in this region. Contact has been made. Since the spatial disturbance portal is not yet closed, we will use covert means to enter the planet for a detailed investigation. We welcome all Federation members to join the investigation…
How could such a great author be a procrastinator?
Ah, I've been following this book for a long time, and it was because of this book that I joined Pineapple Bun last year, and somehow became one of their authors. Now my work has over 30,000 words, almost 40,000. I'm truly grateful to this book for giving me confidence in novel writing. Thank you so much, author! This book is my goal, although I don't really expect to be as successful as it is (I really don't think so). One last thing, could you do a collaboration? (Doge)