Azure Commander, Expert at Going Undercover!

A tribute to the legendary commander trainer, Observer. A two-year intensive training program; you don't need to worry about the adjustments. Highly praised by multiple factions, and expressed a desire to have a friendly exchange with Ms. Observer.

Does anyone need to check the time? I glanced at the comments section and there are still so many people who don't have a way to see it. DM me, I'll send it to you for free, the latest chapter from 2023. Of course, if the author feels offended, they can delete it (I don't use the cat-themed post often, so I don't know if the author can delete it). If you think I'm a scammer, that's fine too, but please don't insult me. After all, this is for free; I just want to help.

The protagonist's character design is incredibly off-putting. Like I said before, the most important element of a harem novel is actually the protagonist's character design. Female characters can be developed gradually, but readers immediately project their own character onto the protagonist, especially in a classic scenario where the protagonist's beginning is marred or misunderstood by female characters for various reasons. In this situation, the plot is already risky, and with such an overpowered protagonist, it's hard to maintain the narrative. And the protagonist's tengu-like behavior is truly deserved. The original game is full of explicit sexual content; fanfiction, which should be amplifying the reader's fantasies, instead adds a "licking dog" (a euphemism for groping or licking) element that doesn't even exist in the game. Furthermore, the ship girls have zero affection for the protagonist at the start, so why should the protagonist have initial affection for them? He's been imprisoned for years and still hasn't woken up? I think the most imaginative character is the protagonist. It's hard to imagine how the protagonist can build a harem after being imprisoned by the Sirens for so long. Judging from the protagonist's personality and the author's past, it's likely a cowardly protagonist who unconditionally forgives, making the protagonist seem like a true superhuman, acting like nothing happened after being imprisoned for years. Even a storyline about regretting one's actions would be better than this weak protagonist.

Are you guys in the comments section? You guys really enjoyed the multi-finger setting and other flaws in the previous time-travel novel so much that I couldn't even finish it. I much prefer this one with its single-finger setting and ship girl camaraderie. If you like multi-finger green (referring to a specific type of character), please go read *Under Heaven*.

These are just my thoughts, representing only my own perspective and not that of other readers. Feel free to delete if you disagree. These past few chapters have been a bit difficult to read. I've been following this book since the last one, when time stopped. I didn't mind Ron tearing off the protagonist's hand earlier, but this part where all the factions work together to figure out how to control the protagonist's hormone secretion is a bit much. The protagonist is just an ordinary person with time stop; an ordinary person's thoughts are naturally influenced by hormones. Trying to influence and manipulate the protagonist's will through external means is going too far. Even if the protagonist was partying and indulging in depravity, I wouldn't mind. But controlling hormone secretion with external means—is that really any different from letting him do drugs?

Is the commander being bombarded with artillery fire to eliminate the Sirens? Interesting.

This protagonist is known to be an absolute madman among madmen; it's been a long time since I've seen such an outrageously powerful personality. And this author is a veteran ship girl writer—who knows what's going on in his head? My comment will probably be deleted and controlled by that guy soon. #(You know what I mean)

Just tell me directly which chapter in this book showcases Ya Yi's later abilities and personality. I'm getting older and don't have the same resilience I had in the early chapters of the books I used to read. #(Sweat)

Does anyone know if there are any tips or warnings regarding the ship girl outfits?

This book feels so different from the last one, and the main character is also much less appealing than Ya Xu. #(So sad)