How Can You Survive at Sea Without a Ship?

It's a lot of mystique, it's really boring and tiring to watch.

The protagonist is just a lazy fish. The passive growth skills after the second level are very good for the protagonist. As long as he activates the skill to rob once, he will gain 10 stamina. Then the protagonist has not used his skills once since breaking through the second level. This plot has been suppressing the protagonist. The number of times the protagonist has used this invincible robbery skill is pitiful. The only time he used it was a few times to upgrade to the second level [awkward laugh]

I have caught up with the latest version and I think it is quite interesting. The character of the protagonist is very suitable to my taste. The weather and scenes described by the author and the introduction of some items have a gram flavor. I don't think it is meaningless. I love this kind of description in gram novels. It is delicious and I love it.

It gives me a sense of fragmentation. First of all, the main line is not clear at all. I still don't know what the main line is except eating, drinking and fishing on the boat and occasionally going to the island. Then there is nonsense, a bit too much, actually quite a lot if not a little. There is a feeling that when I write this part, I must finish the other unimportant part. It gives people a feeling of being very urgent, that it can lead to catastrophe at every turn, but it is not urgent at all, like listening to music or fishing. So very fragmented. Let's not talk about the development of strength, I haven't thought about it at all. When you reach the second level, you still have to rely on others to take the lead. Rely solely on other people's information. Moreover, the author especially likes to make some strange metaphors. He could obviously finish them, but he insists on finishing them. Then my thinking is more out-of-the-box and my sense of logic is not strong. At least you can't follow the logic when reading this book. You have to think about it yourself to understand what he is writing.

Wow, I originally thought it was a typical ocean survival flow with relatively few chapters. I planned to leave after reading a few chapters when I got tired of it. I unexpectedly found a masterpiece. I really like the character of the protagonist. When I think about it, I have a sense of black humor. What a dark and big rat king. I also really like the Xinjiang-dialect character Crow Crow. It's naturally unintentionally pretentious (not pretentious). I also like it very much. The world background seems to be quite interesting, with three thousand saints being imprisoned (bushi). The resurrection ring makes me curious whether the protagonist will die at the door. My head is in turmoil and I enjoyed reading it. Can you add hundreds of chapters while I'm not paying attention and scare me to death (laughs) I like it, I like it, I'm looking forward to it, Please Farewell Eunuch (no malice, mainly because two or three of the five books I've read recently have said that I'm going to give it up). This book is really good. Why can't you get into the author's mind and peek at the manuscript? The reader sequence should develop this ability.

I feel that there is something wrong with the positioning of the protagonist. Although he is very capable, his destiny itself involves stealing and plundering. The book explains that he must believe that his destiny is the only way to survive, so the protagonist cannot be said to be a good person. It is not good if the protagonist of the novel is too good or too evil. The protagonist must have the ability to stand on his own if he continues to develop. If he continues to rely on this method to survive, then there will be some problems with the protagonist's creation, and the audience of readers will be much smaller. I think the public still prefers protagonists who can support themselves by stealing and plundering. This is indeed a bit disgraceful. Generally speaking, novels only use enemies who are on the opposite side of the protagonist.

In the early stage, the protagonist was a chaotic and evil lone wolf with a psychotic personality. Later, when he got better, he became a good businessman who helps the weak, is trustworthy and does not cheat others, and is a lawful and kind mother. The author is still updating, please watch with caution 🤦

The skill's name is second to none, and it's very advanced. It can be seen that the author has put great care into it. That's right, can you make the protagonist a little more intelligent, instead of saying that he is unintelligent now? It's just that the difference between his current information and others is a bit high. Others rely on his talent, the information is ahead of others, and he has foresight, while the protagonist is still taking things as they come. The information gap is huge. This way you will appear that the protagonist is not very smart. Also, are there two protagonists of yours or one? I think if you want to write a single protagonist, the point of view needs to be fixed here. Now you will have about the same word count for both protagonists' perspectives. I don't know whether you are a single protagonist or a dual protagonist? I don't understand. ⊙⊙I think you have to make a choice here. Of course, apart from this, this book is actually quite good.

Are real people worse than birds? If people don't do anything, the protagonist will hunt them. If birds don't do anything, they won't be harmed. No, it's a bit outrageous. If you don't want help, please don't hurt me easily. The protagonist himself has been helped by others.

Boss, it's so good. I found it by accident. I've been reading it all morning and scrolling down. It turns out it's a shitty yellow button. 😢 The book shortage is serious. Come on, boss, update it. I'll recommend it to you. [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] No, boss, I have been stocking it for 7 days, but there has been no update for 4 days. No, boss, it's really beautiful, no, no.