A Raft from the Start, and I Became the Strongest Ghost Ship Captain

Unfinished, but highly recommended. It feels like watching Kyushu when I was a kid, full of expectations. Ling Zhan, the captain of the Hades, was really miserable when he first entered the sailing world. But he has a calm attitude of taking things as they come, calm and rational in situations. At the beginning, I caught the world's bugs many times, squeezed my own potential to the limit, and successfully passed the novice period. As Ling Zhan encountered challenges one after another during his voyage, the maritime world slowly unfolded like a picture scroll. The world introduced in this book is multi-dimensional, life forms are diverse, and the levels and realms of life have their own characteristics. Each captain's ship in the nautical world introduced is unique, and the captain also has skills that match the ship. In this world, the captain and the ship are like an internal and external relationship, growing simultaneously and influencing each other. Introducing the laws of the world that Ling Zhan perceives. The True Knowledge Sphere, Mermaid Island, Prophet, Snake-headed Siren, Captain of the Shit Ship, and the Chamber of Commerce are all unique. Waking up in the morning and listening to the latest updates has become a daily routine. I look forward to reading and discussing with more people.

Slow-heating type, not refreshing. It feels like the author's layout is relatively large, and some details reveal a huge world view. Overall, each story is very cleverly designed, and the stories are connected by the clue of navigation. Especially the story of Fish-Man Island, it feels like it could be a short story of its own. The disadvantage is that the language is a bit straightforward when reading, and the story and characters are not delicate enough. Give five stars for encouragement, look forward to the author's updates, and keep writing!