Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Winter Voyage

Is the author intentionally weakening the protagonist? [What] [What] [What] I don't really understand the purpose of the plot of being captured by the Spanish. I feel that even if this plot is deleted, it will not affect the overall story. However, among the core crew, the helmsman, gunner and boatswain are all dead, and the only remaining old man is the first mate and the shipwright. Look at the Jack the Black Pearl, the five parts span over ten years, and every one of the core crew members is missing. Gibbs (first mate), Cotton (the mute parrot helmsman), Marty (the dwarf bosun), Pintle, Righetti (the duo), and Scoum (the one whose nails were pulled out in the fifth part) are not dead. Now that the plot has not started, the core crew of Winter City has almost been changed. The combat effectiveness cannot be guaranteed? [What][What][What] @ woke

A very interesting pirate novel. The author can change the name. The early story has little to do with Pirates of the Caribbean and will dissuade the audience who came for the movie.

It's very interesting. The protagonist has a special power, a magic ship, just like Blackbeard. But the story is still before the plot, and updates are slow. Overall, it's a very good book.

Hey, I can actually write book reviews to myself!!

The main story is lightly abused. The protagonist never accomplishes anything smoothly. He is always forced into desperate situations, and then solves them by hanging up. It is all a routine of surviving from desperate situations. It is really annoying to read too many of them. You cannot see the growth of the protagonist, and you cannot see the protagonist's sense of strategizing as a leader. He is always being plotted and then fights back.

The pace is too fast. The protagonist is being upgraded all the time. There is no plot at all. There is no world view. It is quite imperfect. It looks like a bad online game upgrade novel. I recommend the author to read a book on the starting point "The Skull and Bones That Will Never Fade". This is a very good one among Pirates of the Caribbean fan novels. I hope you will read it.

Those trolls who don't watch it seriously or who are just trying to create a sense of presence should consciously stay away. If you don't like watching it, go away. No one is forcing you to find faults one by one. I finally found a good novel about Pirates of the Caribbean and I support the author.

The protagonist changed too quickly. He was not the same person before and after the ship sank. Instead, he looked like an old sailor and captain who had been there for decades. But before the ship sank, the protagonist was an old sailor who had only been at sea for a few years. Why is there such a word as cold eyes and chilling? The change is too sudden, you have to at least have a transition, rather than a sudden change, like the protagonist has become separated.

Well, that's good. I'm currently looking for gems and preparing for battle. The follow-up should be to find a way to complete or resolve the Flying Dutchman contract? The current sword should be strengthened in the future. Yeah, but it's worth looking forward to. Come on, more updates~

It's very interesting. I'll review it carefully after I finish writing the prequel. The power is relatively strong, but not truly invincible. There are things that one cares about. But the ending of the prequel is a bit rushed, and the days the protagonist and Olivia spent together were a bit rough. But overall it's still good and worth updating 💕