Modern weapons engineer Luo Li dies in the line of duty during yet another experiment, only to be reborn in Italy in 1705. The monsoon winds of the Age of Discovery have not yet completely faded, and prosperity and intrigue abound. Glory and dreams, wealth and status: these shaped seventeenth-century Europe. Which will prove the true victor, beautiful love or blood on the blade? In this pirate tale of roses and swords, the pirate Luo Li will become a legend. What is the soul-stirring, lonely Jericho Rose blooming for?
This is Bu Yan’s labor of love. If you like it even a little, please leave a comment to encourage Bu Yan. The gap between writing about the East and writing about the West is enormous, so working on this story has been a real challenge. I hope you enjoy it.
Smoke, keep up the good work and update, I'm waiting for your good articles.
Flowers~At least there are more~
Haha, I'm really happy to see Yan's reply. I'm not afraid of cheating. As long as you write, I will definitely support it~~ I hope you can persevere, because writing an article is really a big project~~ So I still say the same thing, come on!!!!
Isn't it based on pirates??
Is it 'comrade'? -_-||
Pirates are a rampant and sad group of people
The legendary magnificence of the Age of Discovery is very desirable. I wonder if the author has played "The Age of Discovery"? Author's reply: Haha, I played Sea Movement and now I am playing Sword of Excellence. Because Age of Discovery costs money, I didn't play much. But I still like the red-haired pirate girl in it. This article is indeed based on pirates, thank you for the 77 likes.
Many times we only collect them because we are afraid of TJ and want to fatten them up before killing them. Scatter flowers
I have always liked the pirate theme, but there are too few people writing about it, and there are also few excellent works. Spread flowers and support~
Updates will always be supported~