Shipgirls: Just After Logging In, Laffey Came for a Night Raid

What are you writing about? Yunba, have you ever played it? The good feelings are full, just full. How can we break up?

What did you write? A shipgirl will never betray you when her favorability is full. What do you write about when you step on a horse? The clouds are not that cloudy, author Laji

Furthermore, there is the favorability setting. Whether it is blue, ship R, or ship C, once the favorability is reached, it cannot fall off. Even if it is a ship C setting, the ship girl is a very persistent and serious person. As long as she identifies an admiral, she will not let him go until death. There is no such setting as a breakup. If the company's favorability for the protagonist is full, then she will only find ways to compete with York City instead of breaking up and leaving it to her sister. Otherwise, what kind of third-rate urban drama is this? Even if it is still a ship-running C setting, do you think Haruna will give up the admiral to Kong? Really, you writers are always saying that the theme of shipgirls is cool all day long. The question is, can you seriously set the settings and not become a cloud player or a skipper? Understand the differences in the core settings of the three mainstream shipgirl games?

First of all, since we are following the blue setting, humans are a pure background. In the Azure setting, the world is just a testing ground created by the sirens. The so-called human beings are just data created by the sirens. They have created countless testing grounds like this, and they have destroyed countless experiments that failed. The reason why the current testing ground where the commander is located is special is because of the extremely special existence of the commander. In other words, there is no such thing as a human-sent commander. Humans are human beings, just passerby NPCs created by Sirens. The commander is a commander, and the commander does not belong to the human side. In fact, it is hard to say what the commander is in the current setting.

At a glance, you can tell that you are not even a cloud player. What the hell is this writing about?

Come on, author. The writing is okay