The Horizon We Share: Warplanes and Fox Tails

A very good novel. The author has achieved a perfect balance between the ever-tense battle and the lazy daily life that may come to an abrupt end at any time. It can be said that the concept of the apocalypse has truly become a part of the characters' lives here. It is this almost literary reality of the environment that provides a solid foundation for the emotional resonance of the characters. (Originally I wanted to write about the role of Mia's fox ears and fox tail in the novel, but I found that there were too many to write so I deleted it. Generally speaking, I think the fox ears and fox tail are not only good-looking, but also have an additional meaning like Kafka's Metamorphosis. If the transformation of Gregorian beetle reflects the changes in life before and after, Mia's fox ears and fox tail combined with the uniform complete a more thorough separation of battle and life that is close to that of traditional magical girls)

It looks good, it looks very good, but it's just not the right time. Any other website that supports originality will definitely become a hit. The writing style, understanding of equipment, and military details are all top-notch. I support and recommend them very much.

Many of the aircraft models that appear in this novel are very detailed, and the character descriptions are also very exciting. The description of combat is above average in the novel (personal feeling), and Mia is very cute. The author must continue to write it down.

If nothing else, I am amazed that the author can write 4 to 5 articles a day with excellent quality. I also write novels on a small website. Although I only type a few words before going to bed to relax and no one pays attention, I can also feel the difficulty of maintaining quality while updating four times a day. I pay tribute to the author, your worldview has reached a balance between the modern combat system and the Wingcallers of World War II: modern aircraft can kill the enemy and still have a place, while the Wingcallers occupy the dominant position but have successfully integrated into the modern combat system. At the same time, it will not overly introduce strange powers and chaos to the point of negating the industrial system (for example, in Azur Lane, I can hardly see traces of modern human equipment. The equipment of the ship girl cannot be mass-produced, so many Azur Lane fandoms are essentially a kind of cheating immortality novels.) (I don't mean to be dissatisfied. I like Azur Lane very much, so I came to this conclusion after reading a lot of fanfics. Besides, immortality novels are not a derogatory term)

When I first watched it, I couldn't imagine how humans would win. The protagonist didn't seem to have any cheats. Once the aircraft was damaged, it would be very difficult to repair it. And are beast-eared girls a very common creature in this worldview? I feel like no one is very surprised.

It's beautiful and the writing is touching [I'm almost crying]. I hope Mia can grow up safely and the people in the base will always be with her [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]

To be honest, I really don't know how to win. . . I'm afraid the ending is not a tragedy, with both father and daughter (the commander is already the heroine's father in my mind) dying in battle.

The setting is substantial and hard-core enough, and emotionally it embodies responsibility and softness at the same time. The World War II content and modern background are blended very well. The flying dragon is so cute~

Super luxury watch Does anyone know what the flying dragon can be hung on?

After two months, the gold was withdrawn again, and I burst into tears. 😭👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻