Sailing the Seas with the Three Kingdoms Ship Girls

Why is the author's chapter so lacking?

Finally embarked on the great fight-run-grab--run-grab-run pirate road, come on

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I came back to sweep the graves, it's a shame to read a good book

It's been almost a year, and the author still hasn't come back. Is he a eunuch?

By the way, does the ship girl have a lifespan in the setting? Also, I don't know how many replica ships there are? (For example, CC1 ship Mengde, No.2-? How many are there approximately?) Is there any difference between the prototype ship and the replica ship? I don't know how the author will solve the protagonist's increasing number of ship girls. After all, it would be okay if two of his subordinates are female admirals now. If there are male admirals in the future, giving it to him to build will feel like giving away a girl. There is also a suggestion that since the characters of the Three Kingdoms are used, the character and IQ of the replica ship can be set at will. I hope that the prototype ship can be based on the original characters. Otherwise, if the Zhuge Liang-class No. 1 Ship Kong Minglai is built in the future, the result will still be cute. If you do that, it will feel a lot less impressive, and if the protagonist's current ambition is to seize the power of the world with a drunken beauty, it will be even more indispensable to have those famous generals. After all, the protagonist cannot be omnipotent, and a ship girl who will not betray the admiral is a better choice. Furthermore, I hope that the names of the soldier-class ship girls should be changed. According to the current settings, cavalry, infantry, and archers can't help but think about what kind of ship the cavalry is... And what kind of ship the infantry is, and it feels inconsistent whether the cavalry is a battle line or a cruiser. It is better to change it back to the original battleships and cruisers. Of course, the special units can still be retained, but I hope that the special units can have some unit characteristics... I feel that the ability of Zhao Yun's White Horse Yi Cong is too high. It went directly from 4.0 To 8.0. It is simply better than most generals. As for the arms, isn't it awesome after becoming an organizational unit? So wouldn't it be better to reduce the attribute bonus of generals and replace it with, for example, an additional bonus of 10% for 5 ships or more, and 20% for 10 ships? Also, even Zhao Yun has the white horse Yi Cong soldier talisman. Hmm~ Then there are Bingzhou cavalry under Lu Buding, Xiliang cavalry under Dong Fatty, Cao Cao will have tiger and leopard cavalry, Qingzhou soldiers, Yuan Shao's Euphorbia warriors, and Zhang Jiao will have yellow scarf warriors. Suddenly I feel that Liu Da'er and Sun Biyan's subordinates are very embarrassed. The white-eared soldiers seem to be commander-in-chief Chen Dao, and the Jinfan thieves are only Gan Ning. The second master and the third master will make me cry to death~laugh 😊

Collected it, it's so beautiful, I hope you'll update it more.

Characters Bai Lingfeng, first appeared in the first chapter. Privateering license. Age: Under 19 years old. Two years ago, his mental power was level six. Now his mental power has reached level eight, and he can control eight elf warships. Achievements: Sweeping the forty-three countries in the East China Sea and repelling the Third Fleet of the East Man Empire alone. Admiral Bloodscythe, who once made the forty-three countries in the East China Sea frightened, was also one of the three heroes of the empire. It is said that the bloody sickle flag on his flagship can wake up the kings of all countries at midnight, and it is the most terrifying nightmare. At the age of sixteen or seventeen, he entered the East China Sea and obtained the title of Imperial Viscount for his military merits. He was the most dazzling new star. It's a pity that in the battle with the East Man Empire half a year ago, he guarded Chisha Island alone and faced more than 600 warships of the East Man Empire's Third Fleet with only six warships. Although he sank 161 enemy ships, which was an astonishing result, the six warships he was famous for All battleships were also destroyed, including the famous Cao Cao-class aircraft carrier No. 2 Ship Bibo, Zhao Yun-class battleship No. 3 Ship Ziyun, Ma super battleship No. 2 Ship Baijin, and Zhang Liao and Ganning class battleships..." Fang Ningxuan, first appeared in the first chapter. Exit Chapter 1. Fang Ningxuan from Class 1. Character description: A tall girl with long black hair suddenly walked in. The girl is over 1.7 Meters tall, her slender legs are wrapped in a layer of black stockings, and she walks with a light step, noble and elegant. Wang Tong, first appeared in Chapter 2. Exit Chapter 14. Character description: Bai Lingfeng's roommate and his only friend in the Royal Admiral Academy. Xiong Chao, first appeared in Chapter 3. Exit Chapter 4. Renn, first appeared in Chapter 3. Exit Chapter 11. Xiong Chao and Renn have always had a good relationship, but they don't look like friends, but like masters and servants - Renn is the master and Xiong Chao is the servant. Mo Yue, first appeared in Chapter 3. Exit Chapter 11. Character description: The girl who was hijacked by pirates at Yellowstone Reef in the East China Sea two years ago... This petite figure is also their classmate, named Mo Yue. Although she is not as straight and black as Fang Ningxuan, her short hair and delicate facial features are very attractive. The most rare thing is that both the clothes and the temperament look very capable, giving people a heroic feeling. The surname Mo represents great power in the Qianlong Empire itself. Guo Zehai, first appeared in Chapter 4. Exit Chapter 15. Character description: The dean of the Royal Admiral College, a slovenly old man in his sixties. Chen Shuliang, first appeared in Chapter 6. Exit Chapter 6. Character description: Study committee member, a somewhat stinky and annoying guy. Prince Langdon, first appeared in Chapter 13. Exit Chapter 24. Character description: Prince Langdon is the most trusted younger brother of Emperor Simon the Great and one of the most powerful people in the entire empire. Hua Guoan, first appeared in Chapter 14. Character description: Commander-in-Chief of the First Fleet of the Eastern Naval District. Adjutant Tabor, first appeared in Chapter 32. Exit Chapter 35. Character status: dead. Peggy? Brut, first appeared in Chapter 32. Exit Chapter 33. Character status: dead. Character description: One of the heirs of the Brut family. Admiral Li Fei, first appeared in Chapter 34. Exit Chapter 34. Admiral Bossi, first appeared in Chapter 34. Exit Chapter 34. Admiral Lewis, first appeared in Chapter 34. Exit Chapter 34. Character status: dead. Li Laosan, first appeared in Chapter 39. Exit Chapter 39. Character status: dead. Saeki, first appeared in Chapter 40. Exit Chapter 40. Character status: dead. Elder President Brut, first appeared in Chapter 41. Exit Chapter 45. The Seven Pirates of the East China Sea, first appeared in Chapter 44. Tang Wanxi, first appeared in Chapter 46. Character description: A person is eighteen or nineteen years old, wearing a white dress, with big watery eyes and charming eyes, and his fair skin exudes a fatal temptation. Especially when she is alone

Great book! I watched it last year! Watched it again today! The eunuch is ready!

Why didn't you write about "The Ship Girl of the Three Kingdoms"? Is the author great?