Even Now, the Girls Are Still Trying

(Such a good book, and 70,000 words and no review yet? No way! Even if my writing isn't great and I don't have much experience, I have to write something!) Actually, I originally wanted to write the review using a secondary account, but after thinking about it, I decided to use my main account instead; it's a matter of respect. Initially, I didn't choose to read this book on my own; my brother recommended it to me. (We often discuss the light novels we've read.) I remember his exact words were, "By the way, I remember there was a really amazing book in the Girls' Frontline writing contest, but unfortunately, I forgot the name." I was quite surprised at the time, because as far as I knew, he had never played Girls' Frontline...

Because it's a long-awaited 3k-word chapter, the update is a bit late.

This isn't the first Girls' Frontline fanfiction I've read, but it's definitely the most eye-opening one! Slice-of-life stories are inherently difficult to write well; they lack the many twists and turns and thrilling suspense. What they offer is the author's delicate writing, grasp of emotions, and clever plot arrangement. The author's work has reached a pinnacle; in my opinion, very few slice-of-life stories in the entire SF genre can surpass yours. Every gun girl has her own personality, and every companion has their own soul. Go, author! I'll always support you!

I have something to do today, so I'll probably take the day off.

170,000 words! Thank you for your hard work, author! Although it's a bit late, I'd still like to congratulate you on winning third prize. As a Girls' Frontline player, I don't know much about Girls' Frontline fanfiction, but the author's work has deeply captivated me. First, the format—I call it the epilogue format—this open-ended ending gave me the thrill of finding the unknown within the known. Second, the character development is excellent; the characters are all vividly portrayed, greatly increasing my desire to read. Actually, the author isn't the only one writing epilogue-style Girls' Frontline fanfiction, but this author's work is the one that has impressed me the most...

I'm taking a break from updating...

Pigeon, you promised to be present for the whole of August! I'll make soup with you tonight!

It's June 2021 now, a full three years since this book was published. And, judging by the timeline, the public beta of Exile is less than a month away. In these three years, the Commander has experienced despair, betrayal, and escape. Yet, all he gained was the end of Griffin, the departure of his comrades, and... The estrangement of the lieutenant he betrayed. Every time I see Lightning's no longer-naive movements, I can only recall the now-gone figure of the AR squad. Rebellion has long since vanished into the dust of ten years; the girls of 404 have abandoned their former names. But your enemies still exist. Even though Chris is so poor that he relies on his lover (lol) for support, but...

It's been almost four months! Please update soon, Pigeon!

It's exploding! ...!!! (I fainted from fright...)