Ship Girl in the Dust

I just found a ship girl novel that suits my taste and this stick came out. It felt like eating shit.

The author writes whatever he wants. Those who cannot understand are probably military illiterates.

The main characters in this book are not familiar, and most of them are original creations by the author. As a result, only a few people will read them. Originally, this type of book was a niche, and the original ship girl characters did not attract most of the ship-c and ship-r players, so they were destined to be read by only a few people. The main thing about ship girl novels is to highlight the image and personality of ship girls. The original characters are definitely not as engaging and familiar as the game ship girls. In particular, many ship girls have been given a lot of jokes by many players, forming a more vivid character. Basically, when you think of Quincy, you will think of a grass-eating fool, and when you think of King Kong in ship c, you will think of a big fool. . . These images are deeply rooted in the hearts of players. If you want to write about the game character of ship R, you can go to the captain database and look at the lines of the ship girl in various situations to extract the character you need. The same goes for ship C. . . . This is just my idea, the author can write according to his own ideas. . .

A good book is a good book, but what about the author?

Come on, why don't I know any of the shipgirls? ? ? ? ? ? A bit square