The Last Spark of Azur Lane

This book is very beautiful and highly recommended. But I think there are still some things that need to be changed. For example, the beginning of the chapter makes people a little confused and unable to understand the plot. It needs to be read carefully several times to understand. I suggest the author make this part more clear. (Of course, it may be that my Chinese is not good), and the part in reverse order is too long. As a supplement to the main line (supplementing the missing memory of the protagonist), the part should not be too long. It will affect the reading experience a little bit. It is recommended that the author bury this part, and then let it surface from time to time, explain and supplement the main line, and then continue writing the main line. (I hope my ideas can be adopted) The above are all my own suggestions.

I've read Chapter 123. I feel very frustrated in the human camp. It's better to go to the Sirens. The protagonist can ask the Sirens to help save his relatives, and the Siren's technology will definitely be able to analyze the Black Cube in the protagonist's body.

The sense of déjà vu as a double agent is good.

It's pretty good, come on

So short, but pretty

A little short but nice?

Good looking, but a little short

The plot is good and attractive.

What is the meaning of writing this past chapter? [Chigua]

It's so beautiful, why isn't it popular?

5-Star praise, one male vision, one female vision, it made my head hurt when I saw it.

I want to ask, who is she?

One soul and two bodies! Nice

From an old bookworm's point of view, it's not bad. You can basically play it even if you haven't played Azure.

As someone who has never played the game, I said that I was fascinated by it, but it was very interesting to watch, but I was just fascinated by it.

It's quite interesting, but it's really not easy to describe it from as many angles as this book.

Very interesting, I hope the author will continue to work hard

It's okay, that's why we have to write one consciousness and two bodies. It's so strange.

So the protagonist will die in the end, right?