Pirates: Golden Talent at the Beginning

It's cool. I feel that every character has a place to play. The ability is well written. The battle is crushing. It's not muddled. The writing is very detailed and has a sense of substitution. Just grasp the rhythm well and don't overwhelm the writing. It's not just about strengthening it that makes the writing cool. Good luck, author.

It's heartbreaking to give myself a five-star review. Brother, please give me some praise. I will try my best to update it.

I think it's pretty cool. The protagonist is invincible. He keeps leveling up and is no longer afraid when encountering generals. He defeated Kizaru on Judiciary Island and left calmly (although Kizaru didn't fight hard, he couldn't beat the protagonist. Let's go to 46 for protagonist 6, because the protagonist can almost use Ba). It's not like other fans who encounter generals and run away in embarrassment before they are fully developed.

One of the few pirate books! It's just that the author didn't handle it well in the early stage. He always grabbed Wang Lufei's crew members, which gave people the feeling that the protagonist replaced Wang Lufei. But in the later stage, it was okay! The increase in combat power is also stable, and there is no feeling that the protagonist's combat power is suddenly suppressed.

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I feel that the author's writing is pretty good. Compared to a lot of other novels that are a little bit toxic, I read this one pretty well and I can accept it.

I can see it, but there are no particularly obvious poisonous points for the time being. It's a great way to crush the game.

The writing is very good. Why do so many people give it low marks?

Good-looking, good-looking, good, good and promising

I hope the protagonist uses a long weapon, such as a rifle