Pingyuanlan: Chronicles of Donghuang Ship Princess in the Year of Sino-Japanese War

[Khipunama][Historical][Animation Derivative][No System] In the summer of 1890, the land of East Asia was immersed in a dream where tradition and modernity intertwined. The great war on the southern border four or five years ago has become a distant record in official documents. The battleship purchased with a lot of money was quietly moored in the harbor. In the intrigues and deceitful battles, the balance of history began to tilt. Let us set our sights on Liugong Island. This fortress, which the empire placed high hopes on, guarded the waterway dividing the Yellow and Bohai Seas. However, when we approach those giant steel ships docked on the pier, look at the eyes of the ship ladies, look at the rusty rifling in the gun barrels, and look at the ammunition applications that have sunk into the sea on the table - perhaps, that period of history that we are already familiar with will reawaken some of our thinking. Pingyuan, the first steel-armored cruiser built by Fuzhou Shipyard, is the newest weapon on this small island. Her eyes were dark blue, like the distant sea that she had never seen before. Her speed was very slow, so slow that she could never raise her head in front of those imported cruisers. The collar around her neck always suppresses her psychic abilities and reminds her of the limits of her status as an instrument. But on this small island, she will also meet tubes trying to get into her heart, companions chattering on the top of the mountain, and girls looking up at the stars in the middle of the night, trapped somewhere like her. How long does it take for a weapon to become worthy of its name? How long does it take for a girl locked in a glass cage to walk to the sea? The iron armor is slowly rusting in the harbor, and the tide of history is rushing in silently. And the girls' story has just begun.