My Shipgirls Can't Possibly Be This Sweet

Is this an interpretation of what it means to be a scumbag? To face expectations with lies, to face the sincerity with falsehoods, to make things up all the time, to say that you have difficulties that you can't tell. Tsk, the ship girl even roared, and she hasn't figured out where the point is. She just threw her brain into the cesspit. The subject matter is good, but the writing is so shabby.

Author, why don't you remove the tag of "Shuangwen"?

It's understandable that the male protagonist is weak and has low self-esteem, but why do you keep writing about him dressing up as a woman? I can accept the above, but the women's clothing is really outrageous. Wouldn't a normal admiral's uniform be nice?

I really can't stand it anymore. It sounds good because the writing style is delicate, but it sounds bad because it's a bit of a literary youth. It's a complete abuse of the mainstream, and I'm speechless.

0.0 It's not that bad, I broke my leg when I came up... I saw a novel with this style of writing on this app, and it even had a cool novel tag, which is amazing. I don't know much about island culture, so I looked up the word "social beast". This is a derogatory term, referring to the kind of employees who are exploited like schoolchildren and who themselves are very submissive and have no independent opinions. And 'shou' generally refers to the weaker party in the relationship. This is indeed a selling point, but first of all, the protagonist must have the ability to choose... Like Shou does not mean you like the fw protagonist. When the protagonist is written as fw, the so-called selling point of "shou" is not a highlight, because the protagonist has no opinion, heart, or ideas at all, and is numb. This is equivalent to a man going to have sex with a woman who has no response, and the woman even looks helpless... This is too boring to watch... At least the protagonist must have some thoughts of his own, which can make the story a little warmer and not like a stagnant water...

Personally, I feel that the most toxic aspect of this book is the character of the protagonist. It's too alienating.

This is a novel written by Xiao Shouwen. If you are a bit chauvinistic, please avoid it.

It's a pity. The subject matter and the introduction are obviously very attractive to me. It turns out that Pig's Foot is the character of Xiaoshou, and women's clothing is acceptable, but the weak Shou is unbearable. I look forward to the author writing better and better, and his next work.

It's so frustrating. It's outrageous to be so nice and friendly after someone breaks your leg. I feel that even if a couple breaks their leg without explaining the reason, it's not something that can be done easily. My leg was broken again a day before I got to the hospital. I have a few questions here What the hell is it that the murderer who broke his leg can stay in the same ward with the injured? I haven't played Azur Lane, so I don't understand something. Can anyone explain it to me? Ship Girl, aren't there any legal restrictions? Are you going dark and losing control at every turn? **More dangerous than nuclear bombs This is a bit like the Flash in Black Robe Picket, who can still laugh and laugh next to him after he kills his wife.

Reality is already very social. Who would like to read social novels?