Azur Lane: My Shipgirls Have Arrived in the Modern World?!

What's good about coming to reality? It's better to go to other worlds and live with ship girls. Let all the worries of reality disappear

I find that all authors who write about this kind of time-traveling game characters are basically suffering from literary youth disease. Can they not be suffering from this disease?

The ship girl almost always has a good impression of the protagonist, but she doesn't dare to eat it??? Too?

Does Blue still have a headquarters? Isn't there only one human being, the Commander?

Keep it up for now, I like this anti-travel story very much. It would be better if the whole Hong Kong area traveled together to open a port area on Earth, and by the way became the sixth pole of independent warlords, fighting armies from other worlds, etc., And protecting the world.

I seem to have read this book. Is it a continuation by the same author?

Azur Lane updates usually end at 4 o'clock.

A novel without a cover

The only problem now is how to deal with Hang Niang's life in the real world, ID card, residence, and living conditions.

I went back and forth several times and still got the answer. The main character's self-talk and inner activities really affected the experience...