Shipgirl Iga

I. Why did I start writing this work? Because another author stopped producing fanfiction. With no fanfiction to write about, I'll just make it myself. Isn't that a straightforward reason? The starting point for a fanfiction author is often this simple—liking something, and then that stops. II. Why choose Japanese brands? That author who doesn't produce any content, both of his books are Japanese. I followed along, got familiar with them, and naturally fell into this rabbit hole. Also, to be frank, I mostly choose Japanese characters in naval warfare games because I'm most familiar with that genre. As for why I initially liked Japanese characters? Because their gun barrels are generally larger than those of other countries. This reason is superficial, but true. Believe it or not, I can't help it. I've already been labeled, and any further explanation would just be a cover-up; I'm not going to waste my breath on this. III. My Creative Stance I have always abided by the provisions of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China and the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China. This was true in the past, is true now, and will be true in the future. IV. Questions regarding "whitewashing a certain ideology" I welcome all discussions about the plot. If you find any part uncomfortable, or feel that I'm trying to whitewash anything, please let me know. 1. Which section is it? 2. Why do you think there's a problem? 3. What are your legitimate reasons? I'll first explain why I wrote it this way. If you can accept it, we can stop here. If not, we can continue the discussion. If you convince me to some extent, I will revise it. However, if you criticize me simply because of "this subject matter" itself—without referring to specific paragraphs or giving specific reasons, just labeling me—then I will not respond and will delete the post directly. Chairman Mao once said, "Without investigation, there is no right to speak; without correct investigation, there is no right to speak correctly." V. What kind of person am I? I'm just a small-time writer, doing this for my own amusement. I post my work because I know other writers are also struggling to find something to write about, so we can all share a bite. If it's bad, you can criticize me, and I'll take it; I know what I'm capable of. If it really doesn't work out, I can just write for myself, or I can simply stop posting—I'm not charging anyone. I won't delete other comments. Whether you're criticizing or discussing, as long as your arguments are reasonable and supported by evidence, I'll accept them. But if it's just about insulting for the sake of insulting—sorry, I won't play along. I'm just writing this to give a unified response. That's all.

Stupid hedgehog cat, a bunch of banned words, you might as well not open it.

The first few chapters are about new ship girls, awesome! But I feel the AI ​​retouching style is a bit too heavy, haha.

Let's wait and see.

By the way, author, will the main character get a new ship later on? It feels like the main character's gun barrels are too small. #(Funny)#(funny) Let's have 510, 610# (laughs)

Hopefully, we can reduce the use of AI-style language, as this would improve the overall viewing experience.

Go for it! #(Cute)

The writing style is also quite good. Author, keep it up! Keep updating! Keep updating! Keep updating! Keep updating! Keep updating!

In terms of fictional final battle weaponry, it has to start with the Sakura Empire in the Pacific theater, without any system resources or life-stealing upgrades from killing enemies. Unless an aircraft carrier uses the Okama aircraft as anti-ship missiles and a cruiser to counter the Eagle Union, the Sakura Empire's oil shortage debuff combined with the terrifying power disparity means the protagonist is still just a battlecruiser. Winning all the battles the protagonist participates in wouldn't significantly change the ending; you could even arrange for dozens of casualties and still not win. If it's a Pacific White Eagle start, then the only option is to set up the High Castle Man timeline. Otherwise, the major battles before 1942 would be over if you won just one round. If it's a Northern Alliance start, then a large part of the story would have to be about landing and land battles. You could probably write a Leningrad scenario. If it's a Royal Navy start, to write about winning and losing, you'd probably have to write about the post-war demolition. You could probably write a Void Ren ship girl story. Therefore, the Sakura Empire's opening is the most suitable for a situation where both war and anti-war sentiment are present simultaneously. Winning is losing, and losing is losing; the fact that the more they fight, the poorer they become doesn't need to be deliberately described. A simple comparison with the lives of ordinary people in the Sakura Empire is sufficient. This is a rare start for a new ship girl series. Compared to other works featuring isekai (another world) protagonists, their values ​​and worldviews aren't even fully formed yet. That makes me even more excited for the enlightenment phase in Ryuchang after the "I can't protect anything" moment. The author's writing is also very delicate. I'm really looking forward to it.

Your writing is quite good.