The Arknights Transmigrator in Terra

Of all the Arknights fanfiction I've read, this is arguably the most meticulously crafted. I'm puzzled by the lack of reviews and even fewer comments. Many Arknights fanfiction protagonists are transmigrated doctors, or are simply invincible isekai stories wrapped in an Arknights fanfiction veneer. This book's protagonist, however, is a rare exception—a true transmigrator with nothing but transmigration. Starting as an ordinary person, he relies on his survival instincts, strong will, adaptability, strategic wisdom, and astonishing memory (replicating major literary works and songs from the original world is just too much...) To grow from weak to strong...

I feel like the author is Raidar himself, very fond of the name he chose. Not only is he highly intelligent and well-read, but he also occasionally acts deliberately cheeky, especially enjoying showing off. In short, the author's image in my mind completely overlaps with Raid.

Please allow me to offer you my respect, dear author; it is my loss that I only just read this work.

... I didn't want to link my phone number, but you said you were going to quit. The prequel to Arknights x Mental Omega on Bilibili has already stretched to countless episodes, and quitting now would be a huge loss; it would mean all my previous efforts and perseverance would be wasted. We're still holding on, so don't give up either.

To be honest, this is the best Arknights fanfiction I've ever read. The plot, setting, character development, and pacing are all excellent. It's not mindless, nor is it difficult to read. It's insightful yet easy to understand, and it doesn't leave readers feeling bored or unable to see the whole story clearly. I really like it. I personally can't stand stories where the protagonist accepts every girl he meets, so I hope the author won't write it that way. (No offense intended, just my personal opinion)

The author is in trouble; they wrote it too early and many settings no longer match up.

Don't cut me, don't cut me, I'm still watching. It's just that I feel it's getting further and further away from the Arknights universe, and it feels like a historical fanfiction disguised as Arknights.

It's not exactly a rambling account, but the later volumes feature a lot of missing Arknights characters and confusing personal settings. To be fair, I think the author has developed the ability to write original content.

Looking back two months later, I'm quite moved. The author has clearly constructed their own worldview; the question is whether it can be logically resolved.

I stumbled upon this book by sheer chance; it's all the author's fault for posting those cheesy updates that drew me in. I don't think I could write a work of this high quality, because it contains a large amount of Arknights timeline information and various details that only Arknights enthusiasts would pay attention to. More importantly, the literary quality is exceptional. Unlike many other works, most of the works featured here are ones that most people have hardly read, such as the books the protagonist wrote, or the movies he directed, like *The Shining*. Moreover, the protagonist is a very talented guy, but his political acumen is tainted; backstabbing and intrigue have become the norm on this land, and beneath the polished official rhetoric lies the true nature of all sorts of people...