The Shipgirls' Divine Throne

The ending is a bit disappointing.

I remembered, I remembered everything. I have read this book before. Starting from the deep sea whirlpool, the style of painting changed suddenly, and I felt that the author had changed. I gave up the book here last time and stopped reading it. It is the same this time, and I stopped reading it from here on out. There are battles in the front and the warmth between the ship girls. The weak point is the zz aspect. It's not fun to watch. It's okay to give it a 90 points. But the rest is unbearable.

This book comes from a game, although I don't know what it's called, The origin of the story is a boy from 3000 years ago. He can summon the ship girls in his game. In the past, he lived happily with them until his death and the world was broken. He was unwilling to give in to fate and merged with his body to bring about today. Today, 3,000 years ago, he has changed, perhaps because the things he wants to protect have deteriorated - he is the only "person" in the world, and because of this, he is particularly lonely. The end of the story is about sacrificing yourself, your friends, and your comrades. He used his past to resurrect the entire world, but what he cherished remained in the world. At the end, which can also be said to be the final chapter, he buried his memory in the Pensieve, and revealed it in the life-long search of a ship girl. There are three him in this book, one is his past - Shen Rong Dao, one is the protagonist of this book - himself, and one is his future - that is, his own system. At the cost of annihilating all his own existence, he exchanged for his most cherished thing, perhaps love, and you may be his most unforgettable memory. The future him at the end of the story is not sure whether he is in the past or the present, or it is a brand new life. The first half of the book is a warm life, interspersed with several battles and puzzles. Starting from the last hundred chapters, it starts to become lyrical. I can't understand this kind of emotion. Three swords, the Heavenly Sword - forgiveness of impermanent fate, the Earth Sword - tolerance for the suffering in the world, the Human Sword - helpless letting go of oneself, and the fourth sword - "I am the only one in heaven and under the world!" My only sword - [Shengtian Banzi]

By the way, is there a follow-up? The ending is a bit confusing.

I lost interest after halfway through it. Overall, it's okay. I might like it. Apart from being a bit verbose, it's really fun to watch. It's a special drama about political topics.

The ending is unsatisfactory but reasonable. Overall, it is an enjoyable and exciting novel.

I like it very much. This book is like bitter melon. People who like it can feel the joy from it, while those who don't like it can only feel the bitterness. But after reading it, I was still disappointed. The joy in the early stage is all for the final tragedy. Reunion is for separation. Without strength, it will eventually become a tragedy. But I wonder what happened next? Perhaps the protagonist became like that for the sake of peace. After that, everyone praised him and the world returned to peace. But I think this is the beginning of another tragedy, the beginning of a war between humans and the shipgirls who love them most. The end of one tragedy represents the beginning of another tragedy.

If you write about Kan Niang, just write Kan Niang. What kind of magic are you writing about?

What does Li Bai mean? When he appeared, he was the protagonist's good friend, and he was so helpful to the protagonist. The protagonist became an admiral, and Li Bai disappeared? Will he continue to appear later, or do you have to be prepared to disappear at any time if you are friends with the protagonist?