[Ship Girl]+[World of Warships]+[Overhead World Combat Adventure]+[Light Novel]
My name is Mingchuan, an ordinary college student.
Inexplicably, I was transported to the game world of Wowo Shi. To be precise, it is the game world of the anthropomorphic ship girl.
In this world where everyone has a living, how can I survive if I can't bite a lighter?
What, you said that this device can swipe ship equipment cards, giving me the ability to unfold and use ship equipment like other ship girls?
Why didn't you tell us about such a good system earlier? !
So if you put it this way, am I a ship girl or a ship man?
No matter, I will directly
"Expand the ship's suit!"
Reader comments
At present, I have caught up with the latest part (from a group of friends). The writing is good, the rhythm is a little problematic, but the flaws are not hidden. The main line is advancing steadily. Passers-by can give it a try. Here are the summarized features:
1. There are many characters but they are not complicated. Even if the characters are not detailed, you can still see the position clearly, which is very satisfying for Wo Pi. But the author's emphasis on appearance description is weird, but it's not a big problem
2. The male protagonist's system is currently not much discussed. It has growth potential but feels relatively simple (favorability card collection, cross-transformation). I hope there will be more new forms in the future (even swapping weapons and transformations, which I used in the beginning against Wernerworth).
3. What the camp has mentioned so far is De Sumei (I guess I'm not wrong), I hope the author can stick to writing until the follow-up (please stop cooing)
4. There are wows elements, but they are placed in strange places (you can even say that wows game elements are easter eggs that need to be discovered). It seems that there are also wows elements in combat, but after visual inspection, it is just idealistic.
5. The main plot is relatively clear at the moment. The Federation is in conflict over the male protagonist. Vogmin (whose name makes me laugh every time) does bad things but is inexplicably obsessed with the male protagonist (Varudo). It depends on whether there are any explosive points.
It's not too much to give my own book a good review (laughs)
This is the first time for the author to try a long online article on Tomato. There is a lot of content planned in the outline, and he hopes to write it to the end.
I hope that friends who happen to see this can enthusiastically express their complaints and opinions (book reviews and paragraph reviews are acceptable). Your opinions will allow me to actively update and help the plot continue to advance!
(Friendly discussion QAQ)
The story is pretty good, I look forward to the end of it
At present, I have caught up with the latest part (from a group of friends). The writing is good, the rhythm is a little problematic, but the flaws are not hidden. The main line is advancing steadily. Passers-by can give it a try. Here are the summarized features: 1. There are many characters but they are not complicated. Even if the characters are not detailed, you can still see the position clearly, which is very satisfying for Wo Pi. But the author's emphasis on appearance description is weird, but it's not a big problem 2. The male protagonist's system is currently not much discussed. It has growth potential but feels relatively simple (favorability card collection, cross-transformation). I hope there will be more new forms in the future (even swapping weapons and transformations, which I used in the beginning against Wernerworth). 3. What the camp has mentioned so far is De Sumei (I guess I'm not wrong), I hope the author can stick to writing until the follow-up (please stop cooing) 4. There are wows elements, but they are placed in strange places (you can even say that wows game elements are easter eggs that need to be discovered). It seems that there are also wows elements in combat, but after visual inspection, it is just idealistic. 5. The main plot is relatively clear at the moment. The Federation is in conflict over the male protagonist. Vogmin (whose name makes me laugh every time) does bad things but is inexplicably obsessed with the male protagonist (Varudo). It depends on whether there are any explosive points.
It's not too much to give my own book a good review (laughs) This is the first time for the author to try a long online article on Tomato. There is a lot of content planned in the outline, and he hopes to write it to the end. I hope that friends who happen to see this can enthusiastically express their complaints and opinions (book reviews and paragraph reviews are acceptable). Your opinions will allow me to actively update and help the plot continue to advance! (Friendly discussion QAQ)
The story is pretty good, I look forward to the end of it
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