Azur Lane: The Introverted Commander Caught by Gravity

A unique blue novel (wws?) That stands out among the current itinerant novels, but this can probably be considered a itinerant novel (Dense Fog). The writing is excellent, and six stars is not an exaggeration. The main characters are also very good, but there are some flaws in the description and plot of some secondary characters, but the flaws are not concealed. In any case, it is a blue novel that can be remembered deeply by me. The last ship girl novel that impressed me so much was Deep Sea Admiral, but it is a pity that the eunuch is the author. I hope the author can persevere.

The author likes the French battle series very much, and the protagonist ship girls who appear are all French battle series. But! If you don't experience the German war charge when making a nest, it is destined to be a failed nest! Although the current Pan American battle line has kicked the already difficult German war down, it does not prevent me from continuing to play German war 😎 As a German stick, my nest batch line is: the first silver coin Schlifen, the first coal Elector, the first steel ship Mecklenburg [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

Awesome, but too slow. Hello author, I am the Commander of the Imperial Navy, Forgot in the middle Anyway, it's going to be so slow again I'll use the Red Baron to power up your iris girl It doesn't matter if you have full air defense. I will control the German war closest to you to kill you.

After reading dozens of them, my senses are quite good. Unlike other blue books, which have a large number of custom designs and ship girls that are so interesting and interesting, the author's update speed is not very impressive. It is still highly recommended. Please support it and don't be discouraged.

In short, the writing style is very good, it feels like prose, and it is very comfortable to read. Although Lorraine's behavior after changing Burgundy's mentality is a bit inexplicable, the overall plot development is clear and non-toxic. It can be regarded as a rare high-quality fan fiction in Azur Lane.

Good guy, for a moment I wondered if the quality was that of a tomato, this art? This writing style? This description? Oh My God! Either Tomato has always recommended hetui to me in the past, or there are really very few of this quality. Very good, very good xdm This is it. . . I watched it a little too fast. It was so hard to wait.

As a player who only plays Azur Lane, I feel that I can't understand it. I don't know who the ship girl next to the protagonist is, what she looks like, and what her personality is like. However, regardless of this, the author's writing is still very good.

Most ship b stories always have an inexplicable sense of sadness Maybe it's because the background of Ship B is originally a tragedy. It's just that the good ending is shown in front of the players.

In fact, the writing is quite good, and I am willing to include some descriptions of the ship's history and emotions. However, the occasional literary and youth parts need to be read carefully (which is probably not very good in Tomato). However, if it is written like this, some normal ship girls will lose the pen and ink due to insufficient gravity. All in all, I support the author, at least I think there are many merits [Sending my heart]

Although I don't play Nest, I play Granblue and Modern. For this book, the writing is quite good, but the score is a bit low. I have read a 7-ish Granblue novel before, with more than a thousand chapters, but the profit is not good. He directly explained the reasons after passing a stage and gave a hasty ending. It is quite a pity when I think about it, but I hope the author can give a good ending. In fact, I think this book should be called "Blue: The Mutual Redemption of the Ship Girl and Me in Another World" or "Blue: The Reliable Red Baron and Her Troubled Colleagues and Commanders" [laughing]