
Shipgirl Missouri
舰娘密苏里
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- 863k Words
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- 9d ago
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Looking for something similar to Horror Game: Huahuo Is Crazily Professional.
Looking for the Hottest Fanfiction Right Now
Guys, I'm out of books to read. Please share what's in your libraries so I can take a look.
Gun Girls, Ship Girls, and All Kinds of Girls
Gun girls, ship girls, various girls (。・ω・。)ノ♡
Give Me Some High-Quality Fanfics, I Have No Particular Requirements. I’ve Had Too Much Garbage Lately
Anime fanfiction or game fanfiction is fine, as long as it's good quality. Please recommend me something.
Any Stories About Being Reborn as a Battleship or Tank, or Evolving Into a Machine?
Any Battleship Novels? Preferably Where the Protagonist Is the Ship, and No Female Lead
I want naval warfare, the kind with World War II battleships. No wooden ships with sails or anything like that.
Any Novels With Azur Lane Shipgirls as the Main Characters?
Azur Lane Ships Get Modern Upgrades
Looking for books similar to Ship Girls: Warship Modifications, and Mine Is Really a Destroyer.
Historical Fiction About Massive Battleships
I want to read books similar to On My Deathbed, I Suddenly Sit Up: It Turns Out the Great Powers Are All Me.
Let's See What We Can Find 😄 Warship Girls
I want to read books similar to "Azur Lane: I Raised a Bunch of Rebellious Women Who Rose Through the Ranks." As the title suggests.
Girl-Turned-Warship Stories
Fellow readers, can you recommend any books where someone transforms into a ship girl and then transmigrates to a world without ship girls? Preferably one set during World War II or World War I.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Turns Into a Weapon, Like a Plane, Gun, Tank, or Warship
The protagonist becomes things like planes, guns, tanks, and warships.
Any Fanfiction Like Madoka Magica, So I'm a Spider, So What?, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun, or Bofuri?
Looking for a Story With a Shipgirl Protagonist
Looking for novels similar to Azur Lane: I Am a Shipgirl!
Any Ship Girl Novels? Preferably Azur Lane
Any Books About Azur Lane?
Any Good Azur Lane or Similar Stories? Female Protagonist and Light Yuri, Please 😭
Looking for books similar to *Azur Lane: I Transmigrated into a Siren!*
Shipgirls, Gun Girls, or Sword Girls, Any Will Do
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.
Looking for a Girls' Frontline Novel Focused on One Character, Where the Protagonist Stays at the Port Area the Whole Time
Novels about Azur Lane from other websites are fine too, as long as they aren't toxic. I have zero tolerance for bad content. Thanks, everyone.
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.
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.
Any New Blue Archive Shipgirls?
Like the title says, most of the Azur Lane fanfics I've read feature the older shipgirls. There are very few with the newer shipgirls, and even when they do appear, they barely get any screen time.
Any Azur Lane Fanfiction?
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It's a classic reincarnation of a ship girl, but compared to the relaxed and abstract nature of most works of the same type, this article is more realistic. Through the first volume, the protagonist's mentality transformation from a human to a ship girl was realized. She inherited not only the name and form, but also the spirit of the ship girl. From being afraid of death to fighting for her life with her injuries, she showed her unyielding and tenacity through three deadly battles.
Ship r world view (it is recommended to mention it in the introduction) The protagonist becomes a ship girl and has an admiral (female). Halfway through the movie, I almost thought the protagonist was fished out by the admiral of U47. There is also the scene of burying the corpse. After all, we should finish exploring the island and make sure there are no remaining enemies nearby before burying it [Thinking] Another thing to mention, the secretary has fallen behind, now is the era of AIII-sama✋🏻😭✋🏻
It's so cool, the battles are cool, blood and fire, steel and will, and the rare ship girl battle stories, other ship girl stories are all cute and weak. Come on, author, keep writing in this style. The protagonist is a God of War, a real God of War
Although it is still a seedling, there is a rare seriousness in Tomato's Kanniashi novels, at least in the parts related to combat where the logic is online. From a human to a cub of steel, and then from a beast to a true warrior in human society, I personally like this more "weighty" plot development - this kind of writing can make me remember it for a long time, like singing on my own bloody road. It was so fun to play and play, but I really can't remember it after watching it. (Having said that, it is open, but only a little bit is better than nothing). All in all, I hope the author can continue writing. I look forward to the follow-up stories and the author's reply. By the way, I hope to see the discussion of victory, sacrifice, experience, and decision-making after the system. Manual like:[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
To be honest, although the descriptions of transitions and battles are a bit rushed, and the creation of characters is also a bit rushed, it is still a good book. The author worked very hard to shape the world of the ship girl and the emotions of the characters. It can be seen that the author is very serious in writing. I hope the author can continue writing.
It's very well written and has the flavor of war. I have read enough sweet Kanniang stories. Life and death are the normal conditions of war. It's nice to read a book like this once in a while [Like]
It's quite attractive. Is he really a new author? The quality is quite high. This is the first time I read a story about Kan Niang, and I didn't expect it to be so exciting to fight!
This book gives people a very grand feeling, and its ability to make readers deeply emotional is unique. It is also very sweet in daily life, and the writing is super good. I can no longer express in words how beautiful it is (personal opinion) And compared with other novels of the same type, it gives people a very unique feeling after reading it. I don't know how to describe this feeling. In my words, it is very realistic (without the relaxed feeling of other novels of the same type). After reading it, it will give people a long-lasting heavy feeling, and the writing is very good (emphasis again)
It's not an invincible novel. The protagonist improves himself on the boundary of life and death again and again. It's quite refreshing where it should be. The main author was ill for several months and then came back to life, so the rating is a bit low. I highly recommend it! [Like][Like][Like]
It is a unique book among "Kan Musume". The author's writing is delicate and he has good control over the emotions of the characters. The protagonist is not a virgin, and the fighting scenes are well depicted. In terms of daily life, the interactions are detailed, the emotions are delicate, and the world view is huge without being chaotic. This book focuses on a new ship girl who sailed alone on the ocean in her first life and was killed in successive battles. This section mainly describes her growth and the reasons for her own PTSD. The strength of Missouri exists for survival on the battlefield, and every action is punished by the cruelty of the battlefield. The second volume is the school chapter. In the first chapter, Missouri is a sharp blade. In the second chapter, this sharp blade is wrapped in tenderness. As Ella's ship girl, she shows her gentleness on the surface, but the sharp edge of the blade is not lost. The author expresses Missouri's strength and her problems in details - PTSD (Post-War Trauma Emergency Disorder). To sum up, this book has no surprises, the plot is reasonable, and the emotions are delicately portrayed. The ship girls in the article are based on reality and games, and there are no ship girls that are beyond common sense. It is a very good novel worth reading.