Azur Lane: Brilliant Galaxy

The cold wind blows all the way like wadding, no matter the cloud or mud, it is consistent. The mountains are difficult to cross and the mountains and seas are uneven.

After reading Chapter 8, I personally feel that the protagonist traveled to another world and played Azur Lane by himself. When he met his ship girl, he didn't feel excited at all. I think normal people would feel excited or nervous, but the protagonist didn't. Later, he went to see Seren directly. The problem of his ship girl has not been solved yet, but after all, it is less toxic. I hope the protagonist's emotions can be normal in the future. The reason why I feel this way is because it is impossible for him to play Azur Lane for intensity, not to see the ship girl.

Bilan's only one, with a capable protagonist. If the protagonist wasn't a Japanese-style character with no opinions, it would still be worth reading [Chigua]

This is the fourth book by the author that I have read, and I hope the author will read more.

It's much better than before, and the newly updated game content has been integrated into this book, but your ideas really haven't changed much, it's too abstract. The beginning is not the awkward opening like before, but it feels a bit inexplicable. The plot feels a bit biased towards the fusion of sirens, rather than most of them being completely focused on their own port area and the battle of wits and courage with other wild commanders. The setting is more complete, there are no major set flaws, and the character portrayal is a bit intense. That's all for now

Did this protagonist come from the Republic of China? Why does the dialogue sound like a literati from that period?

It's so beautiful, I give it five stars.

Ah Xian's books are beautiful

It's time to open a new book.

The author's writing is very good, keep up the good work

The quality of the plot has improved a lot, and it already meets the appetite of an old reader like me. Come on, author. How can you pick up a ship girl without going through ups and downs? Don't read it with a rigorous attitude, it's just a good book to pass the time. The whole book does not have the general errors of the previous books, but there are still small problems that need to be blurred and dramatized by us readers. In short, leave your brain here with me (I won't eat it secretly [laughs evilly]) and then just take a look at it without any worries.

Full marks, must be full marks

Good looking, good luck to the author

A good book with a true, objective and multi-dimensional description and clear structure [laughter]

Not bad, I quite like Kanniang, a beautiful and pure creation

Although it is short, it is really powerful, the jokes and rhythm are very comfortable, and it is the best choice for Bilan fans.

Give it a chance.

There were a few chapters that gave me a break.

Happy but not lewd, sad but not sad. Although I have never played Azur Lane and I don't know many of the plots, stories, and characters, this novel made me feel really comfortable [full]

Finished reading it, it's pretty good.

I personally prefer it.

Very good, but too short

It was well written, why did it end so suddenly?

Quack quack quack quack quack

Nothing much to say, nice looking

Does it look good? Love it. Love it.