The Pirate Flag That Never Falls

If they don't commit all sorts of evil deeds, they're not pirates, they're adventurers.

I'd like to ask everyone, from which chapter did you start abandoning the story? I'm currently revising the text and know there are many problems in the beginning. So I'd like to know where some readers who gave up on this book ended up, so I can find the problems in time. After all, I wrote the entire outline and detailed outline of this book from beginning to end a long time ago.

A protagonist who is hardworking and talented but not blessed by heaven, and who defies the heavens at the slightest inconvenience—a typical overpowered protagonist. Aside from the purely minor characters, the opponents aren't unintelligent; at least their flawed schemes aren't so easily praised by everyone. It looks very smooth, and it looks even better in later stages.

As the title suggests, I'm a new author, and I have many shortcomings in terms of content control. I would appreciate your understanding and valuable feedback. Thank you.

I haven't read the book, but the author said many readers like dark protagonists. Oh, if it's really dark, sorry, I'll tear you apart. I read a novel where someone was happy killing a little girl, my god! I can understand the protagonist and the author, because even the biggest plot holes can be filled, and even the worst protagonist's personality can be explained.

Why does it feel like it's reminiscent of "Pirate System"? "Pirate System" is an older book from 2011. I recently finished reading "Pirate System" and was looking for another pirate-themed book, and this one seems quite similar in plot.

Is this kid out of his mind? To put it bluntly, his mother and sister died saving him. Why is he so intensely hateful towards his father? Human strength has its limits. Such deep hatred should be directed at himself. He should commit suicide at his mother's grave. He's insane.

I'm sick of seeing those righteous pirates on Qidian.com. A pirate who doesn't kill, rob, smuggle, or kidnap, yet likes to do the opposite, upholding justice and going on adventures everywhere... Why aren't you called an adventurer?

It's a very engaging book. I hope the author continues writing; I'm really looking forward to the next installment.

It's clear that Chen Cheng, that arrogant jerk, will be taken down; otherwise, Sojes wouldn't have given that weird laugh at the end. However, as a novel, the first chapter's protagonist not being fully revealed is a bit slow, but it's still within an acceptable range. Since it's about pirates, will it eventually become a fantasy novel disguised as a pirate story?