We Promised You That Caribbean Would Create a Different World for Me.

The protagonist says everything, this sea is full of good people [laughing crookedly] If others are not good, teach them everything, teach them with everything you have, family members I finished it, it was bland and tasteless. All good people

It's very good, the logic is reasonable, and the plot advances smoothly, but the characters are a bit flat. In this kind of sea-going novel, the quality of the characters determines the upper limit, but it is not bad in Tomato. Human nature is never just good and evil, it is contradictory and complex. The characters written by the author are like robots, and they only do things according to their own personal lines.

I haven't seen such an innovative adventure article in a long time! The author has a great imagination about the sea, pirates, and different worlds. Staying up all night to catch up on them is not enough. There are some minor problems, but they are still acceptable. Come on, author!

It is very interesting and a very good nautical article, even among the articles on various websites, it is excellent. It seems that the atmosphere of this book is very much like that of the Age of Navigation, and it doesn't have all kinds of exciting plots like some other nautical novels. Come on.

It can be considered as grass jelly! Basically non-toxic, cheats are just auxiliary, the protagonist is working hard to learn everything for himself, rather than working hard for the panel! I was lucky enough to meet the captain and crew of the Hunting Knife, who taught the protagonist how to better survive in a different world! The author's writing style is delicate, and you will find that his descriptions are very picturesque! Very impressed!

It's okay. Overall, it's a little more serious. I think a little humor should be added to it. Other things are okay, but the character portrayal may be a bit too ordinary and not too vivid. And the interactive atmosphere may still be a bit lacking, but overall, I think it's good.

Rhythm: 7 points. This rhythm is too slow under the setting of a low-demon world. Plot: 7 points, good details, but too boring Character: 8.5 Points. There are no NPCs, but this is enough. Setting: 8.5 Points Very specific and realistic Overall: 8 points. This book is suitable for reading slowly and savoring carefully.

The writing is good so far, and the writing style is okay, but the main plot is vague. I can only tell that I want to be a captain, and I have put a lot of pressure on physical strength and other physical qualities. I look forward to the follow-up.

I was almost interested in the first part at first, but then I gradually fell in love with the protagonist when he had his own branch line. It reminded me of my childhood dream of being a pirate, my experience of watching Pirates of the Caribbean and playing Black Flag. It's worth reading for book lovers who yearn for the ocean.

It is well written and very organized. There are a few minor issues but they are not major problems. The things provided by the system are also very reasonable and not excessive.

It's okay, but it's a pity that it doesn't have a heroine, and it's also a historical article without demons. Reading this kind of article, I feel rather boring, and I don't like reading it, unless you are really good at writing, but you don't look that good at all, and the subject matter is still very good.

In tomatoes. This book is an excellent text, but it should be noted that this is not the usual routine and cool novel. If you want to see the protagonist use a powerful ship and cannons to conquer a different world, this book is not suitable for you. I personally think that the content of this book. Suitable for those who prefer farming. And loves reading. This book mainly focuses on the process of the protagonist gradually becoming a maritime legend from a modern, crispy college student who makes love and makes ship models. (This is based on my own knowledge and my personal feelings after seeing the latest chapter)

Raise a hand. Naval battles, routes, sails, and ropes are all written in great detail and with great care. Even if you have never been exposed to it, it is interesting to read. The protagonist has learned a skill, and his skills have progressed very quickly, and he is already the captain of the fleet. But the captain's skill tree is almost finished. I don't know how to proceed with the plot. Come on.

It has a nautical theme, adventure plus operation, personal growth and the ups and downs of great voyages. It has magical elements but does not take up a lot of space. The rhythm is well controlled and does not deviate from the nautical theme. I look forward to more growth and adventures of great captains.

So far it seems to be good. Navigation is a niche subject. The overall writing is very slow and detailed. It can be seen that the author has something in mind. However, considering the environment of Tomato, this book may not achieve high scores. The pace is too slow, not enough fun, and the writing is too detailed. Most people may not be able to bear reading.

At present, it seems that it is a world without demons. Personal highlight: The system rewards keep going towards tattoos. I don't quite understand how many tattoos the author has, so he is so committed to giving the protagonist a whole body of tattoos. The current plot is about business, and the protagonist is a merchant shipping shareholder + a merchant ship captain

It looks pretty good so far, with the main character growing up little by little. But at present, apart from becoming a captain, I haven't seen the main plot yet, and it's still planned according to the system. I hope that the following will be more about the protagonist's own wishes rather than being completed by the protagonist issuing tasks through the system.

It's a small masterpiece, the kind that makes you want to read more if you stay up late [laughing] It's rich in content and the writing style is very comfortable to read.

It's okay. Although I can see a clear sense of AI, overall it's okay. There's nothing toxic about it. And after about 40 chapters, I can clearly feel that the author seems to be using AI. The writing is not as stiff as before, which is not bad.

It's a great novel. There's a golden finger but it's not obvious.

When I was reading it, I felt a distinct smell of AI. When I came out and read the comments, I found that it was indeed what I guessed. But overall, the author's training was quite good, and the overall article was polished, and it would not be as poisonous as the AI ​​article.

A rare item among tomatoes

Come on, author, this book has the potential to become a god.

It's just a little lacking, but it's innovative and I hope it will continue to be

Not bad. I give the author full marks. I hope the author will not stop updating.

The overall pacing is good, the system is light, and I have read the full text. It is best to add a goal to the protagonist of this book. After 100 chapters, the content is still acceptable. If you read too much fast food, write a book review for the author to support it.

It's a good book. The data is quite rigorous. There are a few minor flaws but not many. Overall, it's pretty good.

The system is well integrated and the painting style is realistic [laughing]

A different Caribbean

I just don't know if the protagonist is a pirate captain or something?