[Pirates of the Caribbean] Captain, Who Cares About You?

Until the end, the emotional scenes were still baffling and stiff to me.

Oh, I always feel like I can't help but want to say something when I see this. . . I feel like this Jack is suddenly disliked. I always feel that he has betrayed both Angelica and Nas. . . .

Come on~ there are a lot of locked chapters, I can't watch qwq, I really want to read it

It's not good, saying that the heroine is a god, but she turns out to be so weak

Hello, author, I am shameless, you can also call me Cassie. Recently, I have been thinking of looking for some Pirates of the Caribbean fans to read. I was very lucky to click on your article. After reading it for a few days, I also have some thoughts and words to say to you. For Cassie, after reading this story, the most impressive thing was firstly the deep-rooted conflict between Nas and Jack in this relationship, and secondly the "couple" in the extra chapter "The Unfilial Son" who had children and a family and lived together for several years, but the conflict always existed. Conflicts have arisen since Nass and Jack had some problems with each other. At the beginning, I saw Nas being gradually seduced by Jack, and he was in love with her forbearance, but she was also wary of Jack's freedom-loving and sea-loving nature. She was afraid that once she gave in, she would never get anything in return, and instead would be bound by this feeling until the abyss. She loves him, but she doesn't trust him. That's been the case from the beginning. In the later stages, I gradually discovered that it was not Nas but Jack who really faced the hurt. Nas's sense of self-protection is too heavy. She knows that she is in love with Jack, and she also knows that Jack has some unusual feelings for her, but she is afraid of being hurt, so she is unwilling to believe that Jack loves her, at least not a unique love. She has never trusted Jack wholeheartedly from the beginning, and even once, she will always be suspicious and suspicious. Freedom is Jack's nature, and he cannot give up this close-to-instinct nature, but for Nas, he made a compromise. He thought he had made a sacrifice, and he thought he loved her more deeply. This is their irreparable conflict and dispute. They both feel that they love each other more. They both see their own pain, their own sacrifices, and their own injuries, but they inadvertently ignore the other's thoughts and feelings. As a result, the conflicts accumulate day by day, and eventually become an insurmountable high wall, even though they clearly love each other. The conflict was not resolved until the end of the story, but both parties made compromises. If something is broken, find a way to repair it or participate in it instead of throwing it away. This is love. That feeling of pain and love, getting closer and closer while holding your breath, made Cassie stop reading the article several times and run to listen to Love The Way You Lie by Eminem and Rihanna. By the way, there is a little confusion here: Nas is the grandfather of Zeus, the incarnation of heaven, the earliest supreme god. This seems to be a very remarkable identity. Cassie was confused when she saw it, but in the later stages of the story, it did not seem to involve more plots. Finally, I am very grateful to you for writing such a great story. Although some of the plot connections are too jumpy, the overall atmosphere of the article is well controlled. The love between Nas and Jack also tightly grasps the contradiction from beginning to end. For Pirates of the Caribbean fans, it is a very good top quality. I hope to see more of your masterpieces in the future.

I'm so dizzy. I originally thought this story was okay. How could such a mentally retarded and perverted female time traveler appear? It's really unpleasant.

Hey, I really don't like this kind of heroine, why is she always looking for abuse?

The captain is a bit ooc 💔 I don't quite understand why the heroine keeps having a tough attitude and pushes Jack away time and time again. If it were Jack in the movie, he might have surrendered to her temper and tease her from time to time. But it is impossible for him to fall in love with a woman who is tough from beginning to end. In the original work, his affection for Elizabeth was due to her excellent abilities that attracted him, and she would also act in agreement with the captain from time to time. What the captain needs is to be firmly chosen. Seeing this, I still don't see how the heroine can attract the captain to fall in love with her. It's very strange. It seems that the plot forces him to care about the heroine and make him jealous for no reason. It's completely like a Mary Sue novel. Besides, this is a dream female novel, right? Why does the dream girl have to engage in bloody sadomasochism with a dream girl? People who watch it feel panicked 💔 Whether the locked chapter can be unlocked is invisible.

Oh my God, why are there so few?

Dear author, I like your article very much. It's very interesting. I hope you can write more interesting articles. Come on!