I Actually Became the Strongest Tactical Girl

It's strange, for a post-apocalyptic adventure, this book is at least pretty good (if you don't delve into the background). Its popularity is relatively low. Anyway, I'll support it for now, and the author should check out my work when they have time. All kinds of criticism are welcome.

Flat? Then I'm done here, I'm outta here.

Shocking! There are still living Girls' Frontline books in SF!

It's back-to-school season twice a year, and I have to send it tomorrow afternoon.

It's not that they're exactly the same, but rather that they're identical.

One problem is, why is this book so similar to the one next door (The Strongest Tactical Maid Absolutely Refuses to Serve)?

Don't ask why updates are so inconsistent now; the answer is I'm a senior in high school, and my mental state is practically insane. The kind of situation where no one would sympathize with me even if I sent a message.

Author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?

What is orientation?

Due to personal and practical reasons, this book will be updated daily in my spare time, unless something comes up. In short, updates should stabilize from now on. I'm happy writing *Interceptor*, and I hope everyone is happy reading it.