Sanoa Ship Girl Domain

To be honest, I have three thoughts on this book. The IQ of the first protagonist is very touching, the 200th level ship is Mana, and the third level of Deep Sea is really awesome. I haven't finished the book yet, but as far as I'm currently reading, my first impression of the protagonist is that of a 16-year-old horny 12-year-old kid (whose years on Earth were wasted), and his IQ is not at all like that of a young man, more like a minor who has been infantilized physically and mentally. We who have fully repaired CRNB know best what kind of combat power a hundred-level ship has and what its combat power will be after it is fully equipped. It has been weakened too much. And the deep sea can be used for landing battles. I am really curious that mankind was not wiped out at the beginning. Forty lords of the deep sea landed and wreaked havoc, which is comparable to forty Qiji who were unparalleled on land. It is strange that the Governor's Mansion was not wiped out...

The real protagonist of this book is the Vampire Princess. This is an irrefutable fact. Think about it, for a book or a story, what should be the position of the protagonist? Is it to see how powerful he is and how strong the aura of the protagonist is? Of course not! The protagonist is the character who plays an important role in promoting the development of the story. At least, he must be a witness to those important plots. So, let's compare the character experiences of a certain Admiral Li and the Vampire Princess and their role in promoting the story. . . Well, the answer is obvious😏

Personally, I don't think Deep Sea is very good-looking. There are always some authors who write about how the protagonists relate to Deep Sea. Some high-level Deep Sea characters still find it good-looking and like it. Some of the protagonists even couldn't bear to beat them in the previous life games. After time travel, my own shipmates wanted to conquer Deep Sea before they even finished it. I was drunk. Suddenly I remembered that some authors like zombie girlfriends and the like. Is it bad for some two-dimensional girls to stay alive? Why do they have to turn into zombies first? Then the protagonist collects them. The taste is too strong and I can't stand it, and ghouls don't like it very much~

To be honest, a story like Ship Girl does not build or salvage the ship at the beginning. Instead, it writes more than ten chapters of meaningless things, which really makes people uninterested in reading.

Now that we are transitioning from the dance party to the battle in Flower City, I still think it's better to handle it with caution. I don't want to end in an anticlimax and waste this long-awaited plot just for the sake of updating! Thank you for your support. I have no choice but to write the best plot I can to repay the readers who have always supported me! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️😭

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Ship girl, the Age of Discovery, big sword...

The Fourth Anniversary Event of Ship R was really difficult. I reached E12 and it cost me 230 barrels. I had 5w of oil and steel, 4w of ammo, and not much aluminum. I didn't get any explosives.

Give the author a thumbs up. After reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist is still in a coma. There are no scenes of the protagonist in more than 30 chapters. The whole starting point is the first one! The steering wheel of my more than ten-year-old driver even flew off. There used to be an author who made the life of the protagonist after time travel extremely miserable. Many readers tried to persuade him to change, but he refused to listen. He said that this is how it is in real life? ! Damn it. What a high level of consciousness for an author of time-travel articles! Sure enough, he was a eunuch. Judging from this book, the author has the heart to write a world famous book. Got it?