A Shipgirl's Tale from Another World

Suddenly I feel that the protagonist is becoming more and more different from the setting in the first chapter. The author said he doesn't like invincible stories, but didn't you notice that an invincible admiral is just another kind of invincibility? Furthermore, the ship girls of Oran Naval Base are becoming less and less like soldiers.

I am not familiar with the character design of Admiral Xue Song, so the following are all my guesses. Please forgive me if there are any inaccuracies. At first, the admiral gave people the impression of an absolute military chauvinist, similar to an "iron-blooded prime minister." For him, "obeying orders" was the first and foremost requirement, so people might think he was cruel and cold-blooded.

I think the author has done a very good job. Whether it's humans, deep-sea creatures, or ship girls, they are all vividly described. They seem to come alive under the author's pen. Each character has their own characteristics and personality, unlike other novels that always revolve around a protagonist, and everything they do is just to highlight the protagonist's traits.

I treated this girl like my own heart and soul, but in the end, I treated her like a slave. Three times I questioned and dismantled her. Heh, goodbye.

The introduction is so captivating. Ship girls are not weapons, but they are soldiers.

To read this book, you need to do three things. First, abandon your brain; second, imagine the whole world owes you something; third, act like you're the best in the world and kill everyone who disagrees. Anyway, I was turned off by the protagonist after the first chapter.

Let me share some thoughts. Is there a problem with the author's statement about treating other characters' ship girls differently? Others are others. I want to state a fact: the protagonist has no obligation to care about others. Also, in the Yamato battle scene, as a commander, doesn't he even understand the importance of recognizing and utilizing talent effectively?

Please, author, abandon this project! You're not a qualified commander. What kind of rubbish is this? Is the protagonist out of his mind? I couldn't even finish the first three chapters. Each one is more toxic than the last.

Finally found a story about "warship girls" instead of girls selling sex appeal!

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry! I'm saying it three times because it's important. While writing today, I checked the ship girl encyclopedia and realized I'd confused the Intermediate Princess and the Central Princess! In Volume 1, the Intermediate Princess should be the Central Princess, but due to chapter restrictions and the sheer number of chapters involved, the name couldn't be changed.