
The Cash-Spending Pirate King
氪金海盗王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 854k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
371Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
6.7kFans
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I knew the protagonist was a hypocrite by the time I got to chapter seven.
Poison Poison Poison
Please tell me, what's the use of this system? Besides multiplying the stolen gold coins by 100, what other functions does it have? And that Elizabeth part, you rat in the ditch telling me you're thinking about plans billions of years in the future?! You know, you're a pirate now, living day to day. 😰😰😰😰
... A genius beyond compare! If you lived during the Warring States period, the State of Zhao should have sent you to the front lines. I believe your feigned surrender tactics would have been brilliant.
I hope the author keeps up the good work; there are too few pirate novels, especially since most of those who seriously pursued being pirates ended up becoming lords.
You really like Black women that much? After reading dozens of chapters, I found that besides the female lead, there's only one white woman; it's all Black women. 🤫🤫🤫
It looks nice, but won't the economic system collapse if we do it this way?
Just passing by and popping in to say hi. (´-ω-`)
Don't bother reading this anymore. It's just a brainwashing, overly sentimental piece of writing. The plot is clichéd and the way the story unfolds is nauseating. The author, on the other hand, is self-satisfied and thinks he wrote it brilliantly. It seems that Zhong Chun Chun is now the real-life version of Boiling Sheep.
They were just playing a pirate game, spending real money on it, and then they had to add some kind of battle aura, even with first and second tiers. Is this even real fantasy? Is this even real xuanhuan (a genre of Chinese fantasy)?
After reading more than twenty chapters, I can only say that the protagonist is completely unsuitable to be a pirate. Those people in the comments section, how much do you charge for a single positive review? Let's make some money together.