Kanniang Goddess

The book is very good, and the author should be a big boss of the ship. I haven't finished reading it yet. The first part is a bit like looking for a lost ship girl. I watched the ending in advance. Emmmm, I don't like this kind of tragic ending, but I still give it five stars. There are very few shipgirl-type novels on Tomato, or even on all novel websites, and there are even fewer excellent ones. In fact, I started playing Kankan-girl games from Kankan-girl novels. I have played Battleship R, Battleship B and even World of Warships. Although I don't play well, I like it very much. In the book written by the author, the ship girl is the embodiment of the beauty of the world. In fact, this is also the setting of most ship girl novels, including deep sea ship girls, humans, admirals, etc. The settings limit the author of the ship girl novel in terms of the background of the work and the camp setting. The emergence of excellent Kanniang novels is particularly difficult. It can't be too hot-blooded. Although ship girls have different personalities, some of them will be hot-blooded, but there will be more ship girls with other personalities. It can't be too routine. The biggest difference between a ship girl and a human being is the inner flawless loyalty and powerful strength to the admiral. Being too routine will not only destroy the background of being an enemy of the deep sea, but also weaken the specialness of the ship girl. I think the biggest difficulty in writing Kanniang novels is the shaping of Kanniang's character. Unlike other genres, the character of Kanniang is mostly fixed and has obvious differences. The lady drinking black tea in the garden must be Hu De, and the house reading comics and drawings must be Beizhai. The most attractive thing about shipgirl novels is definitely not the admiral but the shipgirl. There are hundreds of ship girls and hundreds of characters. What the author needs to consider is not only the story progression of other novels, but also the performance of the ship girls' characters. Whether it is daily life or combat, the behavior of the ship girl must conform to the setting. The setting is not determined by the author. It is the broad image of the ship girl by many players and the inherent characteristics of the ship girl in the game. This is nothing more than a dojo for the author's ears and eyes. Under so many constraints, good Kan Niang writing is really rare, and this book deserves five stars.

Let me tell you a funny thing. I read this novel first, and then in order to better understand the novel, I got into Azur Lane. Yes, it's Azur Lane, not Battleship Girls. As a result, now I can't get out of Azur Lane. I gradually discovered that the content of the game and the novel It said something a little different, but later I found out that it was about Battleship Girls...,,,,, So I tried Battleship Girls again. I felt that it was a bit below my expectations, so I didn't get into it, so I decided to abandon the book, but I still give it five stars. Thank you for this book, which allowed me to meet Richelieu.

Personally, I feel that this book is quite enjoyable. Even someone like me who has never played Kanji or understood this aspect can still read it very comfortably. I personally feel that it is quite interesting.

Don't know why? Books about ship girls are all so sharp.

It's very healthy, very sweet, and has nothing but very few knives [laughing evilly] [learned] Although it feels like it's getting more and more messy in the later stages, I still give it five stars. Then after clicking the book review, you can scroll through my bookshelf! [Sinister smile]

Actually, I have a question. If it offends the players of Ship R, I would like to say sorry in advance. Because I have never played Ship R, I don't understand why every Ship R novel focuses on Lexington's status as the eldest wife. It has even reached the point where Lexington's identity is used to promote or write many emotional scenes between the ship girl and the admiral, or when the admiral develops relationships with other ship girls, Lexington's status as the eldest wife will be mentioned. The above are my questions. If it offends the ship r players, I will say sorry again at the end.

Stayed up for 4 days to read it If you like the reunion ending, you can just watch the dream wedding in 1097, but in fact, if it ends here, the whole book will not be a complete story (it can be seen as an if line). It is full of knives at the end. It is so sad. The dog in the end is not the protagonist. If you look carefully at the last page of 1099, you will know that the protagonist confessed about the existence of such a dog in the first 100 chapters. Why is it necessary to explain the foreshadowing of the Pensieve? It is completely tragic. Wars in many places are sudden, and the origin of the deep-sea flagship is also sudden. Overall, the whole book is okay.

Elsewhere, the Kanji stories I have read are really good, but the ending is a bit not so good, but there are not many good Kangirls, so I give it five stars.

I usually read books very quickly, one page per second, but I liked this one very much, and it was very warm to read slowly. Many people won't understand it when you first read it, but don't give up and don't give low stars. If you read it slowly, you will like it after up to twenty chapters. [Make a face][make a face] Abandon the pit and say goodbye to you. It is recommended that you do not read more than a hundred chapters.

I don't know how many times I have reread this book. This book is so beautiful.

This book is a top-notch piece of Kan-girl literature. Kanji is KanR. But I, a veteran player of Ship B, also watched it with gusto. When the deep-sea spiral begins in the mid-term, the background framework becomes too large and exceeds the system too much. There are many poisonous points, and the ending is very "healing". Knife, knife, knife.

After reading this book, I still couldn't get over the feeling of depression and distress. It took me two full days to feel better. It reminded me of the beauty of first love and the sadness of separation. This book is very toxic and has a sense of identity and empathy. Besides, although the author handled the plot too quickly and did not have a good transition, especially in the middle period, the aliens suddenly turned into supernatural beings, which made the readers unprepared for the drama. But the details are still in place, and the descriptions of the characters are immersive, especially the joys and sorrows of the various ship girls are right in front of your eyes. If it weren't for the narrow scope of the novel, which makes it difficult to get into the drama for a while, I think it can be compared with the masterpiece. It would be better if the ending could be written not to be sad, but to have a perfect ending. It's a pity, the ship girls are so cute and beautiful, I really want to be their only admiral.

The plot concept in the early and middle stages is very clever and the content is relatively substantial. Fierce conflicts push the plot to climaxes. However, In the later period, the world view was too grand. In view of the time of completion, it was probably guided by the ancient customs and immortality that were popular at the time, but it had a certain conflict with the unique category of fan fiction - personal ideas almost overwhelmed the original work. It is true that the entire book basically revolves around the game Kan R, but a series of later expansions such as Xiuxian, Demon Dye, and Dao have given the Kan R setting new expansions while deviating from the main theme of Kan R to a certain extent. In my opinion, the stitching of these contents risks destroying the unity of the plot of the work and the original work. The characters of the same characters can be expanded, but when the world view is separated, how much is it consistent with the original work? When I read fanfic, I just want to make up for shortcomings/experience the game/anime from another perspective, rather than looking at innovative world views. To put it bluntly, I am a person who eats old dishes new and savors the original taste. You serve me a dish. The outside is the original dish, and the ingredients are the same, but the original dish is fully cooked and salty. You give me a whole raw and sweet dish. Aren't you kidding me? Although I don't quite agree with the idea, the writing style is still good. All in all, 3 and a half, 4 in. After much thought, I decided to change it, mainly because I discovered that something was missing. In the later stages, the author was always unclear about the plot, and many of the characters were too flat.

A good book is a good book, but I like happy endings rather than pessimistic ones. I personally give less stars

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If you can't stand the ending, you can go watch it and look for the lost ship girl. Personally, I don't like pessimistic endings, but I can understand the author's bad taste (๑•́ω•̀๑)

The writing is very good, but about the protagonist's character and worldly sophistication, I can only say haha. My chest felt tight after reading it. If I didn't like ship girls, haha (other people's will always belong to others, and the protagonist's is: nothing, not a valuable thing) tsk tsk. It's really rich. If the protagonist is more kind, I would like to call the protagonist the Virgin (I have saved the world before, forget it this time, who cares whoever loves me) tsk tsk There is also the relationship between the protagonist and China in this book. His face changed quickly. It made my chest feel tight. Don't say that I am not patriotic. I can't get into it anyway. Besides, the protagonists are all people who have been reborn from the apocalyptic world, and... Tsk tsk It's remarkable, but I still really like the relationship between the protagonist and the ship girl in daily life. The only thing that doesn't make my chest feel tight is, long live the ship girl! (Don't mind after saying so much, it's just that I don't feel comfortable with it, it's just my personal opinion)

It's very interesting. The whole book is made of sugar without a knife, so you can eat it with confidence.

It turns out that I shouldn't have clicked and read this book because of my curiosity

The key to this book is that I got into it too late. I didn't start reading until the finale. I just watched the beginning, my dear, I feel that I have done a great sin by uninstalling Bilan Zhenzhen. Then I ran to read the comments, and then flipped through the ending chapters. I was so confused that I didn't want to read it. I was unwilling to read it, so I continued reading. The big butcher knife at the back had already been sharpened to its sharp point.

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It's a good novel for people who play Kanmu games. Kanni's feelings for the Admiral are very good, but the later stages are a bit messy, and the ending turns into a black dog? ? ? Overall, the novel is good, and the ending is good. . .

A niche fandom of shipgirls, if you don't give it, you won't be able to watch it, please encourage me.

To be honest, I wouldn't be that uncomfortable even if the protagonist died or saw them in spirit and said goodbye to them. I was so uncomfortable that I couldn't sleep, but the ending really made me uncomfortable. Then I thought about this kind of open-ended fantasy ending and it wasn't that uncomfortable. After all, someone knew, and There is also a way to restore their memories, and he (it) has always been with them. After they recover their memories, maybe this is a better ending. It (he) has always been there, but I still have to give you four stars. After all, I was so uncomfortable that I couldn't sleep all night [I almost cried]

The first and middle stages of this book are pretty good. In the middle and later stages, some parts are changed to other things that have little to do with the ship girl. The later stages are quite sweet. . . Especially the last few chapters. The male protagonist marries a collective ship girl. It's really sweet, no knife [eat melon] [eat melon]

The ending was bad, but the book was really good. I burst into tears when I read the rest of it. It was my first time reading a book about Kanji, and as an old bookworm, I must give it a thumbs up! (Seriously, is there really a Kanji-type game? I've never heard of it.)

Except for the weirdness at the end, this is actually a pretty good book.

I don't know what to say, the shipgirl is great! Thank you!

It took me more than two years to finish this book. It was not originally available on Tomato, but I saw this book on Tomato when I was about to finish it. I feel like the beginning is pretty good, but the ending at the end, how can I put it, I personally don't like it very much, but the rest of the story is pretty good, and the world view is okay for me, so overall it's okay. [Thinking][Thinking][Laughing and crying]

Don't be deceived by the system rating. This should be caused by too few people reading it after the rule reform. This book is really good. Let me emphasize again, this book is really good. It's worth you giving it a try.