The Pirate Flag Flies

The author seems to treat the sailors as real people, not summoned creatures or data. However, this raises questions: since they are real, besides needing to eat and sleep, they can also get injured, sick, and even die. Furthermore, what happens if they suffer injuries like losing limbs? Replenishing the sailors becomes a problem. Also, since they are real, won't they age?

Persistence is key in everything. The last leg of a journey is often the hardest, but you haven't even taken the first step before giving up. You're short-sighted, unaware of your own potential, and abandoning at the slightest setback. You're thinking of changing books tomorrow before you've even achieved anything significant. You have the ability to write, but you lack taste, vision, and understanding of your own strengths, fans, and readers. You abandon your supporters and deserve to fail.

Well, to put it simply, I've read all three books. The beginnings were all good. But the author's character is truly appalling. Three books started, and all three were abandoned. That's impressive. With a character like yours, what kind of results can you expect? Who can trust you? Your words are guaranteed to be like shit.

Having read part of it, I've gained some understanding of the kind of protagonist the author wants to create—a civilized person in a chaotic world? This setting is still quite strange. In this world where low-magic pirate culture prevails, the protagonist always seems to stop short of causing harm!

Several pseudonyms haven't released a new book in three years. Is the author still writing?

Do you have any good pirate novel recommendations, preferably low-magic?

It was such a good book... It could have easily reached 5 million words... What a pity...

You promised not to abandon the project, but you slapped yourself on the back in just a few days?? A perfectly good book was inexplicably abandoned, and this is what you meant by not abandoning it???

When no one was giving tips, you just padded out the word count. Only after it was published did you start writing properly. If the free chapters aren't well-written, who's going to pay for the paid ones? With such a good premise and such skillful writing, why isn't it popular? Don't you even reflect on this? What good is quality if you don't do proper advertising and promotion?

First, upgrade a two-masted schooner to a three-masted schooner, then upgrade it to a two-masted squareship~~~😃