If you see a ray of light in the endless darkness, would you abandon your armor at all costs just to pursue its afterglow?
No matter how you choose, I did it anyway.
I know there are many risks in doing this, either he will die before seeing him, or he will be discovered and executed. Anyway, the worst outcome is death.
I'm not afraid of death. I'm just afraid of losing him. Those emerald eyes and the backlit figure appearing in the golden morning mist are the brightest light in my life.
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Yes, you read it right, I have opened a new trap [beating fly]
No, don't slap me in the face... Actually, this pit has been open for some years... I will move here to continue updating, I hope everyone will support it~~~~
Regarding this article, what I want to explain most is that although emotion is the main line, it is not the absolute main line. My purpose is to use my words to reproduce the grand background of Pirates of the Caribbean. As an excellent movie, Pirates of the Caribbean has a lot of content worth exploring, and emotion is just one of them. I hope to show the more attractive parts of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie itself besides emotion.
This article is purely a work of resentment caused by my dissatisfaction with the "Canada" screenwriter's positioning of the brigadier general as cannon fodder. Therefore, the original heroine is not happy to enter by mistake.
First of all, it is not a harem, there are changes in the plot, and it will not be completely the same as the original work, but everything that should be together in the original work will be together, and the official plot will not be split.
Secondly, my daughter is a clear-cut type, she dresses as a man, her marksmanship and swordsmanship are pretty good, she has a firm personality, she has a sinister underbelly and a vicious tongue, but her level is still far behind that of a brigadier general... Of course, she is not omnipotent.
Finally, according to the historical background of Pirates of the Caribbean, the time is around 1720, the eighteenth century. If there are any discrepancies in the description in the article, please point out~~~
Brigadier General CP, once again, I don't want to let you in by mistake, please be free... [There's so much nonsense, beat me out]
In addition, everyone please come and comment. Your comments are the motivation for me to write articles~~~~
PS: Thanks to Gillet, the chief proofreader of this article! With her help, many bugs have been fixed, and I would like to express my gratitude! ! [Bow] Gillette, I love you to death~~