Beginning with Possessing a Shipgirl

I feel like that part in volume 4, around chapter 800, where the protagonist overuses enhancement drugs and ship girls, causing severe side effects that leave him in excruciating pain all over his body and paralyzed for days. The main character seems to have suddenly lost his intelligence. He's like a child, always hoping to get away with things. When something goes wrong, he tries to escape and cover it up. They even went so far as to pretend they couldn't see the messages on their phones in order to keep this a secret from the company. Isn't this just pure ostrich? This reaction is just like a primary school student who has done something wrong and wants to hide it from their parents without considering the consequences. This isn't like those Azur Lane fanfics next door that are purely slice-of-life and only involve romance and physical intimacy. Not to mention that the protagonist himself survived the apocalypse. In that part of the story, an accident had occurred during the experiment that day. The world where the port is located is now at any time, and a powerful enemy could descend upon it and launch an attack, even targeting the past timeline. In such a high-risk situation, if you were to be bedridden for several days, had you considered what would happen if an enemy attacked? The ship girl there didn't consider any of this, nor did she bother contacting the secretary ship to make a record; she just kept it a secret. She even convinced herself it was to avoid making the other ship girls who hadn't joined wait too long. And she'll have to do it again later. #(Black line)

The early stages were incredibly long and tedious, feeling like an endless search for energy in a game like Seer. Anyone knows the importance of changing maps and objectives regularly; dragging it out like this only increases frustration. And this was already the third round of intense work. No wonder the results were mediocre.

It's so novel, like possessing my girlfriend's body. The interactions are fine, there's nothing wrong with them, it's great.

Each of the ship girls described later is like a pervert. Your attempt to portray the commander as charming is a bit too crude. He's always passive in matters of the heart, being manipulated by the ship girls, drugged (by an unknown liquid), and previously only intimate with them in dreams, but in reality, after being drugged, he has no memory of being intimate with the girls.

It's been so long since I've read such a good ship girl novel. The last one was by Qingfeng, so this is definitely my number one ship girl novel. ☺️

Seeing over 500 chapters is painful; it feels so stupid.

You mean, a novel that can easily go on for hundreds of thousands of words in its daily plot... Is finished? 😳

The Sardin section was a bit difficult to read, but the rest was okay. After all, there are almost no seriously plot-driven fanfics in Azur Lane. However, I'd like to see more appearances of other ship girls if possible.

The male lead doesn't back down, that's great! #(Love you!)

I don't understand. What's the point of that mech? It's not like it's for inputting consciousness; it's just a shell for the ship girl, and it explodes right away. Is it really necessary?