The Commander's Defense Battle in Azur Lane

Since when did so many Azur Lane fanfics start featuring SM? Please, smut is one thing, but too much SM is really unsettling. #(Sad)

The author should just focus on writing about daily life. Actually, the main storyline in Azur Lane doesn't feel that important. Personally, I prefer spending time with the ship girls rather than playing politics and waging war as a commander!

Author, you're being way too sensitive! You wouldn't even dare write about Hu De!

A Grand Blue story where you start with full affection, but the process of collecting female characters is slow and drawn out =yw

It's just a rambling account, lacking a main plot, and the writing is rather poor; I couldn't bear to read it.

First, the good points: his emotions are genuine, but he's not the typical Japanese-style gentle but incompetent male protagonist, nor does he engage in BDSM. He's a very considerate and caring commander for the ship girls, while also retaining many classic Azur Lane fanfiction elements of sassiness, allowing for free and easy character development. The grand party at the end between the various factions was memorable, and his heartfelt confession to Enterprise in the middle resonated with me (I started playing because of Enterprise, and she was my first ship girl). Many potential pitfalls were also resolved, such as multiple ships with the same name, confessions of time travel, crossover events, and yuri (lesbian) themes. The ship girls are completely centered around the commander, with no inexplicable actions. There are also some drawbacks. First, the factional daily narratives might make some readers feel it's pseudo-slice-of-life, but this is a minor issue that can be resolved in the plot (after all, which faction wouldn't want exclusive content?). Second, the collaboration ship girl series only covers the Alchemy arc, and the characters only appear later in the novel; other collaborations (except for Idolmaster) are only mentioned briefly at the end. Finally, and not really a problem, the Eastern Empire is described most extensively, focusing on the top two leaders of each faction, while other ships are practically nonexistent. However, this is unavoidable; even a two-year newbie like me has over 650 ships, so it's impossible to cover everything. In summary, it's a pretty good novel overall. Among the Azure fanfiction on Hedgehog Cat, I've found five very good completed works so far, and this one is probably the third best (this is a subjective review based on my own taste, without any bias, and I hope it helps readers who are interested in reading it). P. S.: I finally wanted to write a long review, but there are so many sensitive words! #(Angry)

Did Shennong exist?

There are so few comments, why is that? I've been keeping an eye on this book.

"I'm not used to it," this sentence is fine, why is it a prohibited word?

In this world, everyone else is dead. Can basic production and manufacturing be handled solely by ship girls and yellow chickens? The entire industry chain has over 300 major categories.