American Comics: My Shipgirls Have Incredible Skills
美漫：我的舰娘身怀绝技
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- 1.1M Words
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- Anime Crossover
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Judging from the title, I thought it was about my ship girl being pregnant with... Six armors.
Don't underestimate the strength of ship girls! A company like Enterprise could literally blow up the entire Northern Union—yes, blow up that whole continental plate. Enterprise could blast the entire surface of the earth in a very short time. Forget about ship girls just using their little water guns. Blowing up the entire Northern Union is truly awe-inspiring.
Writing about American TV series is fine, but what's with combining American TV series with ship girls? Why not just establish a nation? Otherwise, it's too petty. What kind of American TV series is it if your ship girls fight with humans and evaporate an entire city?
As a commander, shouldn't he be able to casually lift tens of thousands of tons of aircraft carriers and battleships? Catching shells with his bare hands is child's play; tearing apart deep-sea vessels and kicking Ironbloods is just routine. Is the protagonist a fake admiral? What a garbage start!
Author, you should check out Azur Lane, especially the Wisdom Cube. Its development potential is enormous. You don't need to find other scientists; there are plenty of people researching it in the ship girl world. Don't bother with other fanfiction or getting involved with Starks or anything like that.
The book is titled "American Comics," but it's actually entirely based on American TV series. I initially thought it was a mix of Marvel and DC elements with some TV show content, but in reality, it contains almost no Marvel or DC elements.
As long as the DC/Marvel universe isn't introduced, and the current storyline and world development in American TV series continue, 😏
The connection between ship girl enhancement and local mysticism is just too much like a magical journey; the more I look at it, the more awkward it seems, so I'm leaving.
To put it simply, there are quite a few instances of characters in this book being OCC (out-of-character) or, more accurately, characters disguised as characters. If you can accept this, please continue reading; if you cannot, you can stop reading now.
Having read over twenty chapters, I still don't understand any of the plot points. Honestly, this hodgepodge is really discouraging. Many people haven't even watched that many American TV series. I certainly don't understand it, so I'm out of here.