I, the Ghost Captain, Inherited the Black Pearl from the Start
我！幽灵船长，开局继承黑珍珠号
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 375k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
170Chapters
2.5MReads
379.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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You can always ride the Western dragon, but does the Eastern dragon have a dragon rider? Don't be ridiculous, author. You insulted the dragon totem. Even according to Journey to the West, if you want to ride a dragon, you must at least have the strength of the three sea gods. Otherwise, it would be ridiculous.
Mainly, there is something wrong with the character of the protagonist you wrote. How can he treat pirates as family members?
This kind of subject matter is not long enough to be written, so I have to wait for it to become more fleshed out. I'll reward you again
To be honest, although the book is good, **Feilu, Feilu is a world of cool writing, and slow reading will not make you popular. I suggest you go to another place.
Pirates become family. It's a bit strange.
Regarding those brothers who question the protagonist's character, you seem to have made a mistake. From beginning to end, the nine sequences are the nine sources of power, not the nine personalities. The protagonist is a criminal, which means that his source of power is a criminal (killing, conquest, destruction), not that his character is a criminal. Isn't this how I write now?
Transform the sea beasts into undead creatures and let the sea beasts pull the boat. I have already thought of the name: Ghost Shark
How to put it, the sequence is a criminal, and you have described the criminal very clearly, so don't write about worrying about people other than you. Although the dwarf helped you, and you also helped the dwarf, it can be said that you two owe nothing to each other, but the character of the criminal should be egoistic, just like Cao Cao said, I would rather let the world fall on me than let the world fall on me. And you are protecting the prince, why do you care about the life and death of their dwarf, right? You also describe worries about the dwarves. Unless you want to take them as your subordinates, you should not describe too much about the gentle character of the protagonist. If you do this, are you a good person or a bad person? If you can't even determine the character of the protagonist, then I don't think your book will last long. The same goes for many characters. I feel that the protagonist's personality is too gentle.
It's not that no one writes about the pirate genre, and it's not that it's not popular. It's just that the ones that haven't been written well are mostly in the palace.
How many sequences are there in this book?