Start with Three Thousand Worlds!

I saw a direct negative review written about Naruto Pirates

Don't be too serious. At the beginning, the male protagonist, who is the city lord, owes the bandits 50 gold coins and is being chased for debt. Yes, you read that right, he was being debt-collected, not robbed. How did this bandit lend you money? Could it be that bandits in other worlds would usury? An apple or cantaloupe can buy one gold coin, ten gold coins, and one gold coin is enough for a family for a year. Are you living in a desert in another world? Even if there are no apples, he still has round fruits, flat fruits, etc. Isn't there even an edible fruit? Moreover, this book does not explain the background. It does not explain how big the world is, how many people there are, the size of the hero's city, or the size of the country it belongs to. The world view is very vague, and it just depends on where you go.

I read a lot and the next chapter can't pick up the previous one.

In fact, I quite like the theme, but the protagonist is too holy. The people who killed him, he thought they were of some use, so he let them go and reused them. It's too poisonous. You have such a big cheat, are you afraid that you won't find anyone loyal to you? I have to use enemies. After reading a little bit, I found that the protagonist has basically never killed enemies. It would be better if this book was more decisive in killing and had less harem.

I have no desire to continue watching. Is this protagonist Su Jinian or Su Jinian's clone?

There are really very few people who can't stand it after reading the first few chapters. You are one of them.

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I finished reading it in 40 hours. It's pretty good. Why don't I recommend it?

. . IQ is being hit by forced dimensionality reduction. . . The way of expression is a bit awkward

Unfinished, unfinished, unfinished, unfinished, unfinished,,,,,,,,,,