Memories in the Blood of Arknights

This book, I will finish writing properly. It's the novel I've considered and written most thoroughly so far, so I can only recommend it here. Skadi's character is a reference to the hunters in Bloodborne. I'm also a loyal masochist (?) Fan of the Souls series and a long-time player of Arknights since its launch, so I started with blood and the Doctor's amnesia. It contains Cthulhu elements, as Arknights and Bloodborne also have them, but it's not a Cthulhu-style story; it leans more towards darker themes. (In the early stages, it wasn't dark enough, so I removed the depressing tag.) I'm trying to control the out-of-character (OOC) moments; there are some character inconsistencies...

Even though no one may see this, keep it up, author!

In my opinion, this book is one of the better Arknights fanfictions currently available. What? You don't play Arknights? No problem, you can still understand it even if you don't play. The brothers in the comments section will be happy to answer your questions, and feel free to ask in the QQ group. First of all, a good character design is undoubtedly a decisive factor in whether a novel is good or not. Fanfiction avoids this problem to some extent because you can use the original character designs, and as long as it's not out of character, it's still very appealing. There is such an important character in Arknights: the Doctor—...

First, let me clarify the key elements of this fanfiction: it's a Kelvin/Boys Overlord fanfiction, slightly Kelvin-centric, and half-heartedly romantic. Even if there are parts you don't like, you can still try reading a few chapters; it might suit your taste. About half a year ago, out of boredom and a sudden whim, I suddenly wanted to find some Arknights fanfiction to read, and eventually narrowed it down to two. One is already being updated monthly, and the other is this one, a half-heartedly romantic novel with a slight Kelvin-centric feel. The writing style goes without saying; anything that made it into my list must be quite smooth to read. And according to the author, they've previously written novels of hundreds of thousands of words, so they're no longer a newbie. Then, let's talk about the beginning of the story...

1. First, the writing is excellent. Many novels by Pineapple Bun (a popular online novel platform) have writing styles that can be off-putting, but this one immediately captivated me with its writing. 2. In terms of subject matter, it's an Arknights fanfiction incorporating Bloodborne elements, seamlessly connecting the main storyline without feeling jarring; in fact, it feels quite comfortable. It made it a little difficult to distinguish between original Arknights content and the author's own additions. The author downplayed other Arknights elements, focusing instead on Bloodborne-related aspects. The advantages are obvious, but the downside is that Arknights doesn't prioritize plot, so readers unfamiliar with Bloodborne might find it a bit tiring. 3. The plot is full of foreshadowing and twists...

Newbie here at Pineapple Bun, is this the power of a fanfiction veteran? (Ahem, overall, the book is quite good. I read 400,000 words in one go, honestly, it was really satisfying, and I didn't experience any particularly sanity-draining moments.) At least among a ton of fanfiction, it definitely kept me engaged. The author's writing is good, avoiding any particularly awkward moments, while also avoiding some common writing pitfalls; the quality has been consistently high. The characters aren't out of character much, mainly focusing on bloodlines and gods (ancient gods and evil gods). (I'm now too afraid to look at the Doctor directly, haha.) The plot and story also show...

Will the author ever return?

Strengths: The plot is well-written, and the author demonstrates excellent control by incorporating references without compromising character settings or the overall narrative. None of the characters are poorly written; they all fit their established lore, and many original characters are integrated seamlessly (except for a slightly off-putting name). The author's writing style is also excellent, avoiding a rambling, disjointed feel. Weaknesses: The plot is too tightly paced, resulting in an overall oppressive atmosphere. The relationships between characters seem weak and lacking in emotional depth for those unfamiliar with the game. Suggestions: Incorporate more slice-of-life scenes to slow the pace (and include more sweet moments, as the Ark world isn't just about despair and chaos; it also has light...).

The rain had just stopped, but it couldn't wash away the grayness of the sky outside the window. The man in the chair closed his laptop and stretched languidly. "Did you finish today's tasks?" A soft breath accompanied the sound of slender, pale fingers pressing against his head. "Hmm... You know." The man sighed deeply, then jolted awake. "Wife, when did you arrive?!" "Hmm... Let me think... When you were writing about little lynxes, my dear Dr. Ren Mo, could you explain who that is?" A cold smile flashed in the woman's emerald eyes. "Ah, Amiya called me..."

I'm a casual player of Arknights, I only started playing because of the great storyline. Well, it turns out I don't really suit that game, but that didn't stop me from continuing to play and enjoy the story. I managed to reach level 42, and then... Well, that's how I got into the game. I started reading other people's stories, reading fanfiction, and I downloaded Pineapple because it's a relatively reputable fanfiction platform. I slowly started searching, and I was surprised to find a million-word Arknights fanfiction. So I read it, and it was really good! A true nerf fan's dream! I love Kal'tsit and Cthulhu, and I also love the romance between the operators...