Shipgirls: An Aerospace Carrier from the Start

I did a quick search for images of ship girl battles, and it almost blinded me! Those tiny cannons and a sky full of toy airplanes—it's so lame! When I read novels about summoning machines, I always imagined a portal or something opening behind them, conjuring a giant blue barrier with countless cannons protruding from it, and fighter jets flying out from within.

I'm just asking out of curiosity. The neighboring country's decision to have Cold War ships fight World War II ships is already excessive. You're having a destroyer fight a World War II ship? How does the author plan to write the rest of the story?

If Luan Niao is acceptable, then Gray Wind could also be considered a ship girl, right?

The protagonist seems effeminate and doesn't seem to understand the meaning of "abundant martial virtue." He has technology that could crush the era, yet he stays at home. He should know that the technological gap between weapons and equipment can be huge, with each version bringing a completely different power level. And since it's supposed to be Chinese equipment, it would be better to use only Chinese equipment.

Please, everyone, don't try to raise books as pets! They're easy to kill!

Reading this novel made me download Azur Lane to try it out, and it's pretty good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡. I just don't know where to find the weapons. (Attached is a picture; it's rare to see a game with a 7% gacha rate.)

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I read over thirty chapters, but the protagonist's personality deterred me.

The protagonist's personality is extremely unlikable. Author, think about it: if the protagonist had this kind of personality, would you want him as your husband? Of course, there are no cheat codes or special abilities involved.

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