Transformation into a Ship Girl
Dear book lovers, do you have any recommendations for books about transforming into a shipgirl and then traveling to a non-shipgirl world? It would be better to travel back in time to World War II or One Station.
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Interesting new book, Super Fusion Monster. The ones in the book that I know about include Stellaris, 40k, Mental Omega, and Halo. The protagonist is a ship girl. It can be seen that the author knows a lot about these games. There are also some friendly guest appearances from WOWs. As a veteran, I feel particularly warm when I see Tu Dao and Bao Shi. It looks pretty good. I feel that if I keep writing it, it will be a good novel. I hope the author will write more. Come on.
Generally speaking, you should read Chapter 10 and then make your own judgment on whether it is good or not. Let's talk about the conclusion first. This book is generally applicable and has strong countermeasures. It belongs to the big category. It should be quite good for readers who are interested in it. After all, the ship girl element + Star Iron world view is a good bonus, so as long as it matches the brain waves, the impression should be good. There are no obvious poisonous points in this book. As of Chapter 10, no obvious poisonous points have been found. The main problem is that the book is quite fragmented. Most of the first ten chapters are filled with jokes, explanations of the world view, background introductions, explanations of word meanings, complaints, etc. At the same time, the characters are concentrated on the protagonist and the system, and Aha is introduced (although Bengtiewen cannot escape the Aha element, but the handling of Aha in a book can be a good indicator of the author's level). All kinds of witty jokes make you unable to take the role at all, which quite destroys the immersive experience (I don't want to read it because of this, it looks more like a self-interest article, rather than a novel for readers). That's it. After all, the protagonist has changed significantly later, but the narrative style has not changed much. It's just because there are more characters and the dialogue narrative ratio has increased, but the dialogue description... Is not mature enough. I can only say that I will like it as I continue reading.
Although this is not a place for quarrels, I still want to say some of my own opinions after reading the book review. My attitude towards the invaders has always been that if you bully me, I will not show mercy. To be honest, I can't understand why some people quarrel because of the plot in the book, and I don't understand why some people can reflect it on the Anti-Japanese War. This is not reality. In terms of my moral values, I cannot agree with any Tusha. Since I feel that Japan and Tusha are wrong, then I will never do the same thing to others like those beasts. No matter who it is, this does not mean that I forgive the person who committed the crime. He must still spend the rest of his life completely repenting for the sin he committed.
It's a bit depressing, but in terms of plot, then... There is a comment that is very outrageous. Please see Chapter 19 for the relevant chapters. Please read carefully. The plot is excellent, I give it 4.5 Points Forget it, give it five, I think the author's criticism is right
Poison point, moved by a meal, suicidal repayment.
Come on, the author will do more! ! !
Probably sent it There are still too many fascist brats on the Internet [smile][vomit]
Speaking of which, why does it look good... I just want to see it [Admiration]
The protagonist is in good spirits