
The Invincible Shipgirl System
无敌的舰娘系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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441Chapters
11.2kRecommendations
18kFans
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Reader comments 21
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I hate reading novels about non-Tai characters. I can't relate to them at all, and it's really unpleasant. After all, when I play games, I'm not a European character, but I am an Asian character.
The protagonist is so pitiful! By chapter 35, he's got nothing but small boats, surrounded by a bunch of rich and lucky guys... The game is unlucky enough, but reading a novel with such bad luck is unbearable. I really can't stand it.
The protagonist's character is half-ruined. The author should have created a calm protagonist with a passion for ship girls and military command skills to become an admiral. Without these qualities, even the best luck will only lead to the sinking of the ship girls.
Holy crap, that's toxic! I'm not trying to bash this book, really... The subject matter is excellent and the plot is good, but there's one trope I just can't stand... Can you please stop bringing game-like combat mechanics into reality? In battle, you have to wait for others to fire and then take turns firing... I couldn't bear to read the part about the escort mission because it was so toxic.
I really can't stand it anymore. He keeps insisting that he's the one who's wrong, and he's still saying it even in chapter 30-something. I've completely lost interest in reading him.
One problem with this book is the protagonist's terrible luck, and the other is that the battles are turn-based, just like in a game. While this kind of novel doesn't strive for realism, turning battle scenes into turn-based combat just looks ridiculous and is really hard to accept.
The protagonist is a complete idiot. He deliberately harms people to prevent others from retrieving the ship he wants, and even deceives a witch to get it. This protagonist is no different from an animal. Damn it!
The chapters are so badly interrupted; it breaks every few chapters. It's a real victim of the original content; it's completely unreadable. 😅😅
The first five chapters are enough to make you want to quit! Both the system and the protagonist are utterly useless! Goodbye (ー_ー)!!
I went online to search for the real second chapter, to the part about rescuing that fake woman. It was so disgusting, I couldn't stand it anymore, so I quickly deleted it. I'm leaving this in the comments to soothe my wounded heart.