In her previous life, Fleimi saw far too many ways to die: getting hit by a car, being electrocuted, getting stabbed, and so on. But surely not many people have been crushed to death by a rock dropped by an unreliable god, right?
Still, in that world, she had been all alone. Fleimi thought it was worth trading that life for one with a complete family and a close friend by her side.
But why would pirates take a life like that away from her?!
“Pirates are the freest people on the sea!”
Freedom? Is that an excuse to destroy other people’s families?
“A pirate’s freedom means being bound by no conditions!”
Freedom without limits is better left alone. A pirate’s freedom should not exist!
If you choose to be a pirate, then do what pirates are supposed to do. If you won’t, then go find somewhere else to loaf around!
“I will drive the pirates from these seas!”
So declared Fleimi, the “Crimson Lion,” a Marine Admiral.
It's a very interesting article, but the reason why there are so many pirates is because of the Celestial Dragon system. I hope the protagonist can realize it later and make changes.
Damn, it looks good. I was a little concerned about lightning protection in this article, but the author wrote it very well and handled it very well.
I think it's pretty good-looking, but it has characters from Genshin Impact and some weird settings.
It looks good, but not the Holy Mother. The protagonist is invincible in the middle and late stages. It's a bit sadistic in the beginning, but then it will kill the protagonist group.
Good book, very high quality