Ship Girls: From the Deep Blue to the Sea of Stars

Well, could the history of warship development have evolved from the obsolescence of battleships during World War II to the rise of aircraft carriers, to the current dominance of aircraft carriers, and then, in the vastness of space, battleships might make a comeback?

I came from "Kantai Collection: Bloodline" 😎

Mrs. Yat-sen

He's writing too self-indulgently; no wonder his grades are bad.

Do spaceships really need to be circular? Honestly, in space warfare, the shape of a warship is completely irrelevant. Ultimately, it's all about detection and destruction. As long as you have a greater range and ability to locate the enemy than they do, the shape of the ship doesn't matter. It all comes down to the development of weaponry. Moreover, round warships are too ugly.

The true face of the admiral

This is Changchun

The aerospace aspect is really awkward. Why use a return capsule for ship girls? They should just copy the Falcon rocket's retro-propulsion landing. A return capsule that can hold a person weighs close to two tons, which the Long March 11 rocket simply can't handle. Besides, solid rockets can't launch high-orbit satellites.

Should we extract the entire kite?

It seems like the author didn't even have an outline for this novel? It doesn't feel the same as the previous one. It was quite awkward to read.