Pirates Will Never Regret It

The new book has been uploaded, please support me, thank you all. 🤭

I just want to seek your opinions. Which one I have written so far do you think is good? Please leave your comments. Please, please.

Collect and walk It feels like the right atrium receives the venous blood from the whole body and pumps it out from the pulmonary artery through the right ventricle. At this time, the venous blood flows in the pulmonary artery. Through gas exchange in the lungs, it becomes oxygen-rich arterial blood. It is sent to the left atrium by the pulmonary vein and then pumped to various tissues and organs throughout the body through the aorta of the left ventricle.

Author... I haven't read it yet. Do you think your writing is good?

It is recommended to develop more Death Fire modes. You don't want to have flames in your hands like Tsunayoshi, but you can have diversified skills like Jokudera.

Come on, author, although I am a girl, I think you are already amazing. It will get better and better, don't give up

To be honest, I prefer Fire of Death and have never watched Full Time

I feel that the protagonist's skill set is not very good. It would be embarrassing if the ability to drink no longer disappears once the time is up.

Collected it to see if the author can stick with it. Come on 😊

I just finished reading the first six chapters, I can't bear it anymore, I want to complain Author, who taught your composition class in primary school? When describing a dialogue between characters, the content of the dialogue must be in quotation marks. Didn't he tell you? Nine and a half of your ten sentences without quotation marks are really poisonous. Can someone please tell me which chapter the quotation marks start from? I will jump directly to it.

. . I was advised to quit after three chapters, but it's not easy for the author to write so much. I left a recommendation vote before leaving.

I saw it by chance. It's not my favorite type, but I admire you as the author. It is not easy for a newcomer to write more than 100,000 words without ideas or writing skills.