Nagisa's Iron Will

Chicken Coop Superman has never seen blood, has he? Can he really adapt to the battlefield?

(Going crazy) Those who are destitute might waste their time on updates in every corner of the world. They might exhaust their last bit of energy praying for something pointless—praying for updates. My job is to get them to where I want them to be. If I can convince them that the author's updates will become slower and slower, that will ignite their enthusiasm.

The author's writing is excellent, demonstrating a deep understanding of politics and military affairs. The book's overall style leans towards hardcore, yet it's easy to read even for those unfamiliar with the Blue Archives. The world-building is very comprehensive, and it may eventually develop into a world based on the various academies within the Blue Archives (a Kitowos Promax?). Regardless, the overall experience is very enjoyable.

It's alright. The background feels like a mix of EU and TNO. (Question: Will it go down the path of civilian-society, social-society, radical society, or pacifist? What's the state of the mysterious region like? It feels like it can't get any more exciting.)

With the helmeted group arriving, will the giant snake spawn after the territory expands?

Ahem, five stars, you're welcome! (≧∇≦*)

It's amazing! It's the first time I've seen a story combining wirework and Azur Lane. The plot is tense and exciting; the girls establish a government through their own efforts, restoring hope to this post-war world… In short, it's fantastic! Highly recommended! I love it so much! 😆😆😆😆

It's really good. Also, I have a question: why am I stuck on chapter 38? What chapter are you all on? It shows the author is updating, but the new chapter is always the one I've already read, chapter 38. What's going on?

After reading this book, I wanted to read one about transmigrating into a student, but after searching, I found almost none. Is it because of the decline in BL (Boys' Love) fanfiction, which discourages reading about yuri (lesbian) stories?

Books by BA students from other worlds are rare to begin with, and those that are well-written are even rarer. Overall, this book is quite good, with decent character development. Even someone like me who doesn't do wire work can understand it fairly well. The whole book was very interesting, and I was really looking forward to what would happen next. It's a pity that it's no longer being updated.