National Fate: The Shipgirl Era

I feel like the admiral's writing went off the rails this time. Did he write too high? The arcade book that I felt most comfortable with had a lot of interactions with the shipgirls and the descriptions were good. Also, the protagonist is so strong that I feel like he overshadows the ship girl.

Am I reading a ship girl novel? Except for the interaction with Long Yan, a ship girl who is not myself. It's all a barrage of water. Really speechless. Has there been any interaction with Ayanami since it was built? Nagato is just a tool man who drives a battleship. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment.

The character who writes Azur Lane uses a quill as his avatar, who are you?

I want to watch the ship girl fight, but I don't want to watch the protagonist fight.

When I first read it, I was curious. Since there are daily, weekly, monthly and yearly visas, why are there no ten-day or quarterly visas? The birthday visas are not divided into the Gregorian calendar and the lunar calendar? Are there any holiday visas?

The book I read before was Kankan C. I didn't know any of the Kanchan girls. I couldn't read it and had to look up information. The main character's Kanchan girl turned into a yandere and I didn't want the protagonist to build a Kanchan girl.

At first glance, I was ready to fork over the fate of the country. Fortunately, I took a look at the author, otherwise I would have missed the new book.

I feel like there are very few Azur Lane books here in Feilu, so the rare one is quite good.

I can't find it in a direct search.

I have long been tired of the aesthetics of the national destiny theme. If there is another book, I hope it will be more normal and not such a popular article. Let's write something more normal.