Azur Lane: My Darkened Shipgirls
碧蓝航线，我的黑化版舰娘
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 662k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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The Female Lead Has an Extremely Strong Possessive Streak Toward the Male Lead
The female lead loves the male lead deeply. He is her salvation, her light.
[Honkai: Star Rail] [Mi] Want to Read a Truly Interesting Story?
Looking for something like Honkai: Star Rail: From the Start, I Finished the Space Station in Three Minutes. You, come here. Yes, you. Have you had enough of the same old tired formulas and started looking for a truly fresh novel? Well, you've found one. Go ahead and read it.
Looking for a Wildly Unconventional Azur Lane Fanfic
I'd like recommendations similar to "Transmigrated into Azur Lane: First, I'll Salvage a Ship". Something with a refreshing, wholesome feel would be great, but even if it's a bit of a mess, that's okay.
Looking for Azur Lane Fanfiction Where the Protagonist Takes the Field
Are there any stories where someone transmigrates into Azur Lane and then brings out the big guns?
Any Ship Girl Novels? Preferably Azur Lane
Azur Lane: Looking for a Transmigration Story Where the Protagonist Logs into Their Main Account, Plus Everyday Shipgirl Life
Looking for a story where the protagonist transmigrates into their main account, plus everyday shipgirl life.
Any Books About Azur Lane?
Looking for Stories About Commanders Like Those in Azur Lane
Hundreds of Ship Girls Appear Right from the Start.
The story starts with hundreds of shipgirls already there. No need to build them one by one, and they have their own naval base.
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A Dimensional Empire Born from Shipgirls
Lord: Building an Anime Legion in the Gray Fog
Azur Lane: The Commander's Daily Life (Aegir Arc)
Azur Lane: The Commander's Daily Life (Belfast Edition)
The Cheerful Blucher Never Dreams of Coastal Artillery
Azur Lane: The Transmigrated Commander's Tale
The Commander Has a Tendency to Run Away
My Shipgirls Are Fully Upgraded
Diary of a Shipgirl Commander in Training
Azure Lane in Harmony
Starting Out as Enterprise: Leading the Dragon Empery to Conquer the Heavens
Azur Lane: No More Empty-Handed Fishing, Just Adorable Shipgirls
Azur Lane: The Commander at the Port Is Still Getting Pushed Around Today
Azur Lane: The Funny Daily Life of a Demon Child Commander
I Missed Out on the System, but Picked Up a Shipgirl
Life in the Port of Azur Lane
Azur Lane: I Woke Shinano, and She Fell Asleep in My Arms
You Said Everyone Would Get Summons, So Why Is Yours a Shipgirl?
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To be honest, it's hard to find dark-themed ship girl stories. Most ship girl stories are all about romance and sunshine, giving me the feeling that they're set in a fairy tale world with no reality. But this dark ship girl story gave me a feeling of dark oppression mixed with a touch of sweetness and a twisted, insane love.
Seeing this, I have a theory: the protagonist's "ship girls" are actually born from a combination of the protagonist's instincts and subconscious ship girls. Perhaps the protagonist is from a certain race, and their instincts require them to overdraw their energy early on to create ruthless, predatory, highly intelligent creatures to plunder and nourish themselves.
It's so good! The protagonist is a devoted lover who, after his entire family is slaughtered, has his memories forcibly altered, and is imprisoned. Even when forced to stay by the riverbank, he still loves her. It's so touching.
Let's see what happens next. This isn't ship girls anymore; it feels like something out of Cthulhu fiction. The girls should be positive and uplifting, not saviors who slaughter others or even their own commanders. It's infuriating.
It's utterly unimaginable how desperate humanity must be in this world. Are these "ship girls" really "ship girls"?
At first, the protagonist didn't understand his own role. He was the most ostracized and unique among humans, possessing immense power, resources, technology, and mystery. In the eyes of the higher-ups, he didn't belong to the realm of humanity, but was merely a high-threat life form that could be constantly tested and exploited using morality and emotions, from which he would be given benefits.
For those who prefer the original work, this isn't for you. The writing is quite good, but it has virtually nothing to do with the original Azur Lane. If you're looking for slice-of-life stories, this isn't for you. However, if you're tired of the usual slice-of-life stuff, this might be a good alternative. The content lives up to the title; the ship girls are thoroughly corrupted. I enjoyed it, so I'm giving it five stars.
The Ghost Demon Lord was right; kill anyone you don't like. I love ship girls like that!
The commander is like a puppet of the ship girls, controlled by them. I hope the commander can develop more of their own charm and personality.
Seeing the reviews for chapter 80, it's described as a Kantai Collection version of Black Souls, a very unique style, especially considering the synopsis states it's a dark story. If you're expecting a Kantai Collection story filled with beauty, goodness, and sweet moments between the commander and the ship girls, you might want to skip this one.