Sailing the Azure Lane Again

This is a trashy novel disguised as a light novel to cash in on the genre. The writing style is extremely stingy and a waste of time. I read a hundred chapters, and while the ship girls aren't entirely devoid of individuality, there's not a single trace. The writing is severely homogenized; you can apply any ship girl's words to another. It lacks any style, it's truly disgusting. 🤢

Having grown accustomed to itinerant stories, this self-made tale is quite refreshing. The author is a loli enthusiast, and so am I; it should have been double the joy, so why did the author write it like this? Having read over two hundred chapters, and seeing the part about Nagato's marriage, the favoritism is outrageous. I can understand the author's fondness for cats and dogs, but all the interactions involve them. After sorties, it's just him and the cats and dogs cuddling together—what about the other ship girls?! Worst of all, why are the other ship girls' rings treated as freebies?! He gave Hermione a ring for Yukikaze's marriage, and Garden a ring for Nagato's marriage, and even stated in the text that it was all for some ridiculous balance?!? Do ship girls need this kind of balance?! Tell me why, baby why!

Having read up to chapter 300, I'm really just talking about those two destroyers over and over again.

My greatest satisfaction with this book is that it's still being updated...

Finished reading it, and thought it was alright? The gradual climb to power in a farming-themed story is quite to my taste. Just treat this book as a power struggle and farming story; there's no need to focus solely on the romance. I'd love to see more battle-crazed ship girls!

Aside from a few serious typos and missing words, and the plot sometimes dragging, it's pretty good.

Did it die again?