I, Godzilla, and You Want Me to Be a Shipgirl Admiral?

The author uses characters from Kantai Collection (Azur Lane) but incorporates settings from Kantai Collection (Azur Lane), and even dismantles ship girls that don't suit their taste for materials. The first three chapters almost made me sick. This author is truly talented. 👍

Shennong tasted it; it was highly poisonous. The problematic parts: It kills off ship girls, even its own ship girls. It uses Godzilla and ship girls—two Japanese elements—while playing the patriotism card, claiming that all Japanese ship girls should be killed. I didn't dare watch the rest.

Don't say things like "Why didn't you destroy it when enemy ship girls attacked?" The world view is set by the author. Isn't this just what the author wanted to write? The first three chapters immediately focus on Kaohsiung, clearly indicating an awareness of Kaohsiung's popularity and a deliberate attempt to annoy the readers.

This is getting recommended; Qidian is going to be in trouble.

Please, everyone, do not read this book! It's a wacky book written by the author of Happy! It's purely for his own amusement.

Shit, I don't understand why the author added a ship girl setting. If they were anti-Japanese, they could have just written Godzilla.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

When this person wrote about Arknights before, I didn't feel anything because I don't play Arknights, so I couldn't see any obvious problems. But I play Azur Lane, and this person is really speechless. I suddenly wanted to see what kind of mess they had made this time, but they actually started writing about Kantai Collection. I'm really speechless.

Anything can get featured, even black and red are still red.

Multiple admirals, mindless anti-Japanese but not anti-American, the protagonist is like a radical youth, what a trash novel.