After transmigrating into the world of ship girls, what is the first thing a player of Azur Lane would do?
Choose between being an ordinary person and becoming a commander?
"Well, there's only one answer."
Ling Yu picked up a stick and snapped it over his knee.
"I'm gonna be a commander!"
Set in the aftermath of the war between the ship girls and their enemies, the Sirens, this is the story of our protagonist joining the Azur Lane Maritime Bureau, striving to pass the tests set by the ship girls, meeting them, forging bonds with them, and becoming their commander.
I used to enjoy writing Azur Lane stories about the conflict between humans and ship girls, but I've abandoned them all.
What's so strange about writing a fantasy ship girl as an ordinary person with all sorts of flaws like arrogance, brainlessness, impulsiveness, and cruelty? And if you're going to write it like that, why not just create an original work?
After reading the first dozen or so chapters, to be honest, isn't the male lead a complete pervert? He's got that vibe from urban novels from over a decade ago, his mind constantly racing with weird thoughts. Even as a guy, I felt dizzy reading this. #(Vomit)#(vomit)
I suspect the author has a lolicon complex; from what I've read, most of the characters with whom the author had relationships were young ship girls.
The main character at the beginning was like a psychopath, and he kept saying no, but then again, he was.
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I used to enjoy writing Azur Lane stories about the conflict between humans and ship girls, but I've abandoned them all. What's so strange about writing a fantasy ship girl as an ordinary person with all sorts of flaws like arrogance, brainlessness, impulsiveness, and cruelty? And if you're going to write it like that, why not just create an original work?
After reading the first dozen or so chapters, to be honest, isn't the male lead a complete pervert? He's got that vibe from urban novels from over a decade ago, his mind constantly racing with weird thoughts. Even as a guy, I felt dizzy reading this. #(Vomit)#(vomit)
I suspect the author has a lolicon complex; from what I've read, most of the characters with whom the author had relationships were young ship girls.
The main character at the beginning was like a psychopath, and he kept saying no, but then again, he was.