Anime Crossover Chat Group: I'm the Commander of Azur Lane!

Md Feilu is really a hell for shipgirls. Only a few Azur Lane books can survive.

In view of the fact that some unknown creatures such as turtle men and wizened men have popped up in the comment area. Although I have used some more aggressive words to express my opinions before, I feel that I still have to restrain my emotions as much as possible and briefly explain the reasons for attacking these few people. 1. Comprehensive comics, this book itself is a comprehensive comic theme, plus chat**, there are naturally some female protagonists from other anime in the comprehensive comics. Since the author has written this theme, it is only natural to include other female anime characters.

I found that the authors underestimated these two. The Mind Cube file is set to have infinite energy, which is infinite in the true sense. Why is the Mate ship so strong? Because the development and utilization of the Rubik's Cube has gone further, even so, the mate ship can blow up a big deer with one blow; and the Siren, who can travel through the multiverse at will, is even more awesome and can rewrite reality. As long as the blue world view is well developed, the characters of the Star God may not exist at all.

Just reading the introduction makes me nervous. Are Sirens afraid of Star Destroyer Cannons? People just use the multiverse as an experimental factory. If one thing breaks, it will be destroyed directly to the next world. And it seems that all sirens shipped from the factory so far are spare bodies. Can anyone who has read it tell me whether the settings in the book and the game match up?

To be honest, I still think the pirate plot is a bit redundant. It feels like the relationship between the ship girl and the commander instantly changed from husband and wife to just friends.

Hundreds of ship girls have a high opinion of themselves, and their attitude toward the commander can range from liking it to the point of liking it to the point of being twisted. Who wouldn't envy him.

After reading the introduction and tags, I will include those anime heroines later. I don't think there are many anime heroines who can compare to Kankan Musume. It's like a novel I read in Feilu a few years ago. The protagonist cultivates in a different world and becomes invincible. Then there are a bunch of fairies and saints. Don't have to go back to earth to find female stars. One of the reasons is that the dancing is not as good as them. Especially those in daily anime are like a vase when compared with Kanban Musume.

I still think the author's setting is a big problem. The exchange does not look at the effect but only the preciousness in that world. There are thousands of loopholes in this broken exchange rule, which is so great that it may be of average use in the Blue Rubik's Cube, but in other worlds, the semi-infinite perpetual motion machine is too awesome. Besides, the multi-level forces are all The thing that comes out does not have a small magic value. What the hell, just your exchange rules, I take a Rubik's Cube to an ordinary world, and then let the people in that world develop a weakened version. I then sell it back, and the points are doubled dozens of times. For an ordinary world, the weakened version of the Rubik's Cube is a world treasure.

Eat well and drink well! Happy New Year, brothers!

Why set up a plug? Can you travel to other works? And he also does a lot of things behind the scenes to arrange the actions of the protagonist. I really hate novels where the protagonist is arranged to go forward by others, even if it is one of his own. This simply eliminates the possibility of the protagonist. When you know that the future of the protagonist has been arranged by others, whether it is an adventure or a golden finger, it is arranged by others. I have no expectations for this, because everything you have is given by others, how can you surpass others? What I want to see is the protagonist growing up through various plug-ins and curious encounters, stunning the world, and blowing up everything, instead of being clearly arranged by others. Everything about you is under the control of others. What I want to see is the main character. The character takes the initiative and controls the sirens through a wave of growth through chatting, shocking their eyes and letting them know that the protagonist has surpassed them too much. He has the ability to lift the table at any time, instead of being treated as an experiment. In the final analysis, it actually gives people the feeling that the protagonist lacks the safety necessary to be a protagonist. It feels like the protagonist is no longer unique. There is no longer the sense of detachment that escapes the original world of the protagonist in romance novels. Because in this world, not only you can leave the world of the original world view, but others can also do it better. There is no longer the sense of exhilaration that the protagonist has combined many world abilities into one to transcend this world.