Battleship Girls R theme, set your own world view (Battleship Girls basically means no world view), players who are not Battleship Girls can also watch it
The KanR Encyclopedia has the lines and vertical drawings of Kanniang for reference, including the personality that is also reflected in the vertical drawings and lines.
I tried my best to stick to the original character's lines and make sure it's not OOC, but I may adjust some things.
The novel was written out of interest, and I will try my best to update it. There may be interruptions, but I will definitely finish it when I am satisfied with it.
This is a story about the Admiral of Ship R in my heart, and it also incorporates some elements that I find interesting.
If you can, please leave a comment. I still hope to get comments.
Reader comments
From station b. Haven't read the book yet. Putting aside the quality, I just hope that the AI taste is not too strong.
If you can't find a suitable reference for the direction, I recommend "Ship Girl: The Tree Downloaded in the Port Area" by Tomato
Four stars is a very accurate rating. Based on the first two chapters, it seems that the author is planning to write two protagonists, or open two plots. That is, the two lines of male lifting and female lifting. I don't know whether the male lead will be the main line in the future or whether the two lines will continue to be parallel.
It wasn't written by AI, I'm sure of that. But I feel that AI has polished it. If not, I would like to apologize for this reckless comment. These three chapters feel to me like a draft→ai polishing→a first draft→the author's personal review→publishing.
In terms of plot, the foreshadowing in the first two chapters has no obvious focus (I initially thought that the female protagonist who appeared first was the protagonist, and then the male protagonist was always z16 and directly took up the military port, so I guessed whether the male protagonist was). The writing style is as dry as a running account (my writing style is the same, but my appetite for reading has been developed) and needs to be improved. I suggest that the author comes back next year and rewrites the first thirty or fifty chapters.
Come on, I'm looking forward to the follow-up and the day when more people watch it and there will be a group of people blowing it.
Group U is number one [laughing evilly]
There are many questions, and they are all written in the paragraphs and comments. And I don't say whether the writing is good or not, I just want it to be a little less AI-flavored.
From station b. Haven't read the book yet. Putting aside the quality, I just hope that the AI taste is not too strong. If you can't find a suitable reference for the direction, I recommend "Ship Girl: The Tree Downloaded in the Port Area" by Tomato Four stars is a very accurate rating. Based on the first two chapters, it seems that the author is planning to write two protagonists, or open two plots. That is, the two lines of male lifting and female lifting. I don't know whether the male lead will be the main line in the future or whether the two lines will continue to be parallel. It wasn't written by AI, I'm sure of that. But I feel that AI has polished it. If not, I would like to apologize for this reckless comment. These three chapters feel to me like a draft→ai polishing→a first draft→the author's personal review→publishing. In terms of plot, the foreshadowing in the first two chapters has no obvious focus (I initially thought that the female protagonist who appeared first was the protagonist, and then the male protagonist was always z16 and directly took up the military port, so I guessed whether the male protagonist was). The writing style is as dry as a running account (my writing style is the same, but my appetite for reading has been developed) and needs to be improved. I suggest that the author comes back next year and rewrites the first thirty or fifty chapters. Come on, I'm looking forward to the follow-up and the day when more people watch it and there will be a group of people blowing it.
Group U is number one [laughing evilly]
There are many questions, and they are all written in the paragraphs and comments. And I don't say whether the writing is good or not, I just want it to be a little less AI-flavored.