Shipgirl Tirpitz

Madonna is ruthless and cunning, and Grape is cunning and ruthless.

To all the new readers, this book is a sisterly post focusing on naval battles ꉂ(ˊᗜˋ*) The main storyline revolves around Tizi's efforts to help her sister survive the brutal Second World War. The romance primarily focuses on the bond between the two sisters. Rest assured, there are no romantic relationships between the ship girls and male characters; all relationships are comrades-in-arms, and there are no heart-wrenching romantic subplots. The author does not claim that everything written is correct in terms of research; if there are any errors, knowledgeable readers are kindly requested to point them out. Discussions are welcome, but arguments are not. Lastly, if you enjoyed Ti Zi's story, please vote, add it to your favorites, and follow along! Happy reading! ⸜(๑'ᵕ'๑)⸝⋆*

Is the protagonist of this book Tirpitz or Richelieu? #(Blue and sad) I'm really about to lose it during the French campaign. It's the first time I've seen Germany struggle even more in the French campaign after the arrival of a time traveler. But that's not the point. What really made me lose my grip is the overly detailed description of Richelieu and the obviously exaggerated buffs. The whole thing feels like a novel written from the German perspective with France as the protagonist. I don't know how it's going to develop. Will such a powerful France really surrender like in OTL? With this, won't the German army in North Africa be defeated? And then there's the protagonist's defection. I wonder, with this timeline so chaotic, didn't she even consider the possibility of winning the war? From the very beginning, she was thinking about defecting, even after experiencing life-and-death situations together. Author, do you really think readers can see any genuine affection between the protagonist and the sailors and officers on the ship? And putting that aside, how is Bismarck's situation resolved? If she simply ran away because of sisterly affection, then all the earlier descriptions of Bismarck's feelings for the German people become a joke. In conclusion, Germany's combat performance was truly abysmal, seemingly on the verge of collapse by 1943. Meanwhile, the author's emotional investment in France was palpable, with various buffs seemingly given away without restraint. To put it bluntly: compared to Richelieu's achievements, the protagonist's group accomplished virtually nothing. Richelieu managed to control France, while the protagonists had to bribe officials to replace an anti-aircraft gun. I honestly can hardly tell who the main character is anymore.

Do you write fanfiction about Azur Lane and Orange? I remember getting flamed in CWM without exception, but the environment is still better than in BA.

While Tizi opposes Germany, the Persian Cat remains loyal to the people. Aside from arguing about overthrowing Hitler, a good ending is unlikely. The Persian Cat certainly won't turn against Germany after joining the Allies. The author probably won't have her see through Hitler's leadership and then turn against Germany. Criticizing the leadership is understandable, but given her loyalty to the German people, she certainly wouldn't fire on ordinary soldiers. Besides, after joining the Allies, the two sisters will definitely be on American ships. Can the Persian Cat really accept that? Tizi is a time traveler and has no sense of belonging to Germany, but the Persian Cat claims to have been born out of the strong expectations of the German people. Can she really abandon Germany and watch its people die in the war?

Writing a book review might be a bit harsh, but I still have to get it off my chest. I have no problem with the emotional entanglements between sisters, nor do I have any problem with war, but I have a strong problem with the sisters' entanglements being linked to an ongoing war. Tizi is an ordinary woman, which is what I find most unpleasant. This is war, civilians should stay away! If you can't leave, then adapt to it. Tizi is just relying on being a ship spirit and having a good older sister. Her childish behavior throughout the whole thing is unbearable.

Dear author, I have a game here that claims to be the PC version of Azur Lane, with a tense and exciting naval battle mode. Interested in playing it? #(Funny)

No, I don't understand why the protagonist is constantly getting thwarted while the French are getting buffed. Is it even believable that the French army could hold their line for a week with inferior forces and naval support? If the French forces in WWII had that kind of fighting power, how could they be rushed through in a month? With Germany in such a disadvantageous position in WWII, and the protagonist's group being completely useless, they might as well just surrender. The key issue is that this kind of writing makes readers feel very frustrated. If Germany has internal problems, it should just reform them. What's the point of constantly giving the Allies buffs?

Group number 639700296, welcome everyone to join! #(Shy)

Why not change the book's title to "Kantai Collection: Richelieu"?