Cheat Upgrades in the Shipgirl World

Read the review (Chapter 16) Since there are no comments, let me share my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. First let's talk about the situation in the book Background: modern times, technology is around 2010 The country's situation should be around 2000, anyway, it is in a weak position, and there are a lot of 50w The general environment is a life where ship girls and humans live together, and the enemy is the deep sea. Special reminder, the ship girls are not from ship c, ship r, ship b. The ship girls that appear temporarily have nothing to do with the above three types, so deep sea will not comment much. And the specific year when the ship girl appeared is unclear. Ship Girl: Judging from the currently revealed information, it is divided into three types. Each type is divided into three stars, and each star has 4 templates, ordinary weak, ordinary medium, ordinary strong, and ordinary top level (Chapter 14). Upgrade: Ancient Ship Girl: Kill the deep sea or absorb energy naturally. To upgrade the star, you need to go to the trading bureau to upgrade. The template is selected when the star is upgraded and cannot be changed after completion. Whether she can be promoted to an ironclad is unknown Ancient ship girls (wooden ships): The protagonist ship girl and most of the ship girls who appeared in the previous chapters are of this level Modern and modern ship girls (World War I) have not yet appeared Modern ship girls (World War II) Lexington Modern three-star ship girls Lexington: The only armored ship that has appeared so far, and is the most popular ship girl in China. She has helped the protagonist many times. Her relationship with the protagonist is for the time being an ordinary friend (probably). She was once a national colonel and later retired. There is an extremely buggy thing called occult knowledge. I don't understand what it is, but it can give ship girls bonuses, dodge, hit rate, etc. Admiral ship girls can learn it. Plot: Won the first pot of gold as a wandering singer, got married to Lexington because of the song, and later traded with the country through it, obtained 3 billion in start-up capital, and developed an organization of his own (if there was no technology to upgrade wooden ships to iron-clad ships, my The evaluation is not very useful) Protagonist's personality: independent, patriotic, kind (lost his left hand to save the ship girl, which is obvious at the beginning). He has executive ability (I really don't understand why he suddenly wants to organize and trade the knowledge gained through the system. It's either that he doesn't like it, or it's a bit sudden).

First, I haven't read it yet. I'll tell you after you read it.