The Assassin’s Voyage

I originally thought that a good author shouldn't let their readers guess where the book will go next; that's probably what makes the title "Qihang" (, meaning extraordinary journey) fitting. The Assassin's World in this book is based on Black Flag, and the time span of the Age of Exploration is very large.

First, I hope the author will pay attention to one thing: the difference between the gods in Pirates of the Caribbean and Assassin's Creed. The gods in Assassin's Creed are, in essence, ancient humans who possessed advanced technology, while those in Pirates of the Caribbean are gods who truly wield a certain power.

Dear author, here's a suggestion: Control the pacing of the plot. Too much detail can easily be criticized as being padded (PS: I personally don't think it's padded, but the plot is moving very slowly and it's not enough).

During the later voyages, Captain Gordon planned to build another large-capacity galleon as a cargo ship. Does anyone have any good suggestions for a name for the ship?

I'll be updating irregularly each day because I don't know when I'll finish writing. I'll try to update three times a day, and if I have inspiration, I might update four or five times. If I get writer's block... Please forgive me. 😭

The so-called assassin, of course, is someone who, in broad daylight, wears a hooded cloak and charges straight in! They eliminate everyone they see, and that's how they infiltrate undetected! Stealth relies entirely on slaughter! 🪖🪖🪖

I suddenly realized this book looked familiar; the author has come back from the dead! I remember following it every day back then and really enjoying it.

The gods appeared too early, giving the impression of a broken power system. If the protagonist doesn't have much power, there's no need for all this fancy stuff.

How come such a good book isn't more popular?

This is fucking cruel! There are constant setbacks.