Transmigrating into the Rocks Pirates, Getting a Tiny Bit Stronger Every Day

It's a book that can match the score. It's a bit enjoyable but also has flaws. I guess it will end up being the kind of Pirates fanfic that has been read by over 100,000 people with a score of around 7. You can read it.

The Rocks-style pirate novel has been very popular recently. I have read the latest chapter and found nothing serious about it. I don't like to write long reviews, so I can read it to pass the time. The setting of Goldfinger is very exciting, and I don't deliberately suppress the combat power. I recommend it.

Very good, the logic is very clear. Although it is an awkward period now, I believe that with the author's writing skills, things will definitely get better. Didn't get up. It was fine in the early stage, but it sucked in the later stage 🤦

The story line of the novel is very clear, and the protagonist grows up very quickly. It feels good to read it, but I am afraid that there will be no climax later.

It's okay. I've read more than 300 chapters, and I got four stars. The first chapters are pretty good, but the later chapters about the Battle of the Valley of the Gods feel very sloppy. For example, the Battle of the Valley of the Gods happened because of Wang Zhi's betrayal, and the protagonist knew he would betray him a long time ago, but he didn't care. Also, Rocks asked the protagonist to conquer the map tile on the Valley of the Gods first. The protagonist knew everything and agreed, but he did not conquer there. He should have done nothing. Before the battle in the Valley of the Gods, he still asked the Five Old Stars to take the lead, and then forced Rocks to go to the Valley of the Gods. During the battle, Rocks and the others died very hastily, and they just used a few king weapons, and then the protagonist was forced by Rocks and the others to kill them (you read that right, that's it, the protagonist would just open his eyes and say no, no, no, no...) After the battle, the protagonist was decadent, after all, all his friends died under his sword, and they were forced... However, when Tian Shiyue wanted to time travel back to the protagonist, he still didn't agree... I'm speechless. Do you two have a strong bond? Don't do it, there is no need for this protagonist to set up a memorial arch. Direct intimidation and inducement are extra points. Moreover, if you kill someone, you can inherit the opponent's fruit ability. I would like to complain about these four points, but the first 300 chapters are still very interesting. It does not compromise on strength, kills decisively, and the storyline is also good. I recommend reading it. Correction, you can read it before Chapter 247, because Chapter 248 is the Battle of the Valley of Gods

The key to a Pirates novel about decisive killing is that the main character does not have a fun-loving mentality. This is quite difficult. Nowadays, it is basically about being invincible and then having fun. In this book, the main character has a heroic feel when he attacks, which is what Pirates should be like.

According to the protagonist's growth path, if Imu doesn't get shit out of the Valley of Gods, he will be clean.

This book is really good to read. There are countless famous scenes in the book. The most shocking one is when Guan Yu rides a giant dragon and competes with Thanos for the Moonlight Box. Seeing that Thanos is about to snap his fingers and turn the tables, luckily Huang Rong takes out an RPG and shoots to interrupt the spell. But the biggest variable is Lin Daiyu, whose spell power is ridiculously high. At the critical moment, Victor activated his mechanical evolution in time, connected with sprinting flash and then Yasuo's Breathless Slash, and then avoided Lin Daiyu's ice ultimate move. What impressed me the most was Lu Zhishen roaring at Voldemort: "Stop playing with black magic in front of the Sa family!", Which vividly showed Lu Zhishen's anger after being hit by Avada Kedavra. Overall, the plot is ups and downs, the combat power system is complete, the foreshadowing runs throughout the text, the martial arts descriptions are full of tension, and each character is unique.

Rocks' portrayal is very good. He not only discovered the protagonist's abnormality, but also explained the confidence brought by his strong strength very well!

This is a top-notch book, even people who have never read One Piece can understand it. The author's descriptions are super detailed. What each person looks like and what characteristics they have done is clearly described. What's even more exciting is that every minion who is not even a supporting role is written by the author. It's vivid, everyone's expression is like the ever-changing Martin, but no matter how it changes, the author can describe it in detail, as well as daily life, where to sleep and how long to sleep, where to eat, what to eat, what taste, and how much to eat, all are described. It's really great. The moment when Lin Nuo's hair fell—— Lin Nuo moved. No, to be precise, he raised his right hand. Look at this description, it's simply top-notch. There are no less than ten wonderful parts like this in the first twenty chapters of the book. Come and take a look [smirk] [note]