Pirate: I Just Want to Retire, My Combat Power Ceiling

Commodore Lane, who has been a pirate for ten years and fished for ten years, his only goal in life is to complete his service, save enough money, and retire smoothly. In order to provide for a stable retirement, he has always been low-key and transparent, giving in when encountering difficulties, and being able to do anything he can. He will never take the initiative to fight, never compete for credit, and never participate in factional fights. But things went against his wishes. The Age of Discovery was full of troubles, and pirates were causing trouble in endlessly. Every time Wren just wanted to do something perfunctory, close the case quickly, get off work early and fish for fish, he could crush high-level pirates without injury, quell major disturbances, and resolve top-level crises with a casual sword, a casual domineering body protection, and a simple tactical concession. Under the crazy thinking of his subordinates, the deliberate promotion of his superiors, and the fearful adulation of his enemies, Renne's achievements were infinitely magnified, and his low-key fishing was interpreted as the style of a master, strategizing, and unfathomable. The Salted Fish Navy who originally wanted to just hang around and retire was forced to advance all the way, from Brigadier General to Major General and Lieutenant General, and was eventually pushed to the position of Navy Admiral. He was completely reduced to the "Navy Ceiling and the Benchmark of Justice" and was further and further away from his dream of lying down and retiring. The whole process was like "I just want to fish and retire, but I am forced to reach the top of the world." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.