Shipgirls: A Commander’s Guide to Life in Port

[Azur Lane + Port Life + Multiple Heroines + Daily Life with Some Battles]

Shipgirls have their own worries and joys. They need to eat and sweat, and they need emotional bonds, too.

But what’s with this rule that turning evil makes you ten times stronger, while getting redeemed makes you three times weaker?

Why have the Sirens stopped trying to destroy the world and started playing games instead?

And what’s with these auctions for ship equipment blind boxes and container lots?

Su Qingyan thought a commander just handled logistics and kept the books. Why does he have to cook meals himself and play games with them? That would be fine, but why does he also have to help write songs and form a band?

And when he finally saved up some money to bid on a container and try his luck with a blind box, why did he end up getting a research shipgirl? Sigh! What even is a research shipgirl? I’ve never even heard of one! Dear readers, is this shipgirl named Valparaiso any good?

P.S. I used Yukikaze to bid on three of these new auction lots and lost two million. Does that count as good luck?