Shipgirls in Super God Academy
舰娘混在超神学院
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 98k Words
- Subgenre
- Alternate-History Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
40Chapters
1.1MReads
4.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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What the hell is this! You might as well just copy the original work into it, and then randomly add time travellers, mess with cp, and give me back He Xi.
If you write the original work here, the protagonist is completely disconnected from the plot, and the behind-the-scenes flow does not touch the plot. The protagonist has no impact on the plot at all. You also have a time traveler, and this time traveler has a sense of existence than the protagonist. Write more protagonists, author.
Author, your writing is too confusing. Also, don't add people randomly. Also, there are basically no contacts with the Super Theological Seminary.
It feels like the content here is like a running account written in a ledger, without any details or emotions. Except for the childish protagonist who will suddenly act cute and abnormal, the rest of the content is just a quick glance. It is not recommended that you read it, because it will refresh everyone's new lower limit for the author's profession!
I think you should get a cover first.
Will he sink into the deep sea? Another bird cloud power (*head)
It's ugly to add too many things
Why aren't you more tired? What a great subject matter! And it's not even written, but it's a pity that there aren't many stops!
Can you please stop adding people randomly? After watching it, I felt that it was not a super seminary at all.
What does this have to do with Super Seminary? The protagonist has no contact with the original work?