
It's My First Time Being a Pirate and I'm Very Nervous.
第一次当海盗很紧张
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- 1.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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Read it for yourself, the author. I like your novel very much. I like novels about the development of the ocean 🤓🤓. I have read too many novels about the development of the mainland. It is best to write about setting up a shipyard early and building a sailboat early. If Lunzhou goes to compete with European countries for maritime hegemony, then he can write more than 500,000 words for North America 🙂🙂🙂. If the mainland conquers the world, it will be another 1 million words. Then if he fights with Lao Maozi, he can write more than 100,000 words. For Nanyang, he can also write more than 200,000 words. Ten thousand words, finally conquering Europe, and then at the end, you must write about your son and grandson, and seal them to Europe, North America, Oceania, Southeast Asia, Asian countries, and South America. 🤓🤓🤓🤓 Such a book There are more than 3 million words and more than 1,000 chapters. 😍😍😍 I hope the author can work hard. I see that all your novels are fully subscribed and there are no pirated copies. Good luck 😃😃😃😃
The writing is quite good, and the plot design is also okay. Why don't many people watch it?
I feel that the author is quite bad at mathematics. There are thousands of boats for nearly ten thousand people. Are two people going to die by sailing on a boat?
Do you know why I wrote so many words and it's still Level 1? The pace is too slow, it's already sixty or seventy chapters, and it hasn't gotten to the main theme yet. Be a pirate! What kind of opium are you doing? You are too inferior. I have already thought of a development theme for you. You can repay the money by selling the gems you get from the fat businessman. Buy muskets from Portugal or the Ming Dynasty government, recruit a group of people to Zheng Zhilong's hometown, and then find a few businessmen who are unkind and exterminated for the sake of wealth on the way back. Accumulate the first pot of gold, and then go to the coast to buy ships, people, and craftsmen. Go to sea and occupy Taiwan and Hainan. Practice iron, make guns, cannons, build ships, and rob merchant ships. Train an army, plunder Japan, and burn, kill, and plunder along the way. Kill the Japanese you see. After all, the protagonist is a pirate, so isn't it normal to kill Japanese? Then continue to return to the Ming Dynasty to immigrate, train Absolutely, seize Nanyang, develop trade, and if it's more fun, go to the Americas to colonize, trade with Europe, and by the way develop the opium industry and dump opium to Europe. Earn a lot of gold and silver. More than ten years later, Lu Chen of China went back to fight against the Manchu Qing Dynasty and left a son to be the emperor. Then continue his piracy career and lash Europe and the world. Leave a legendary pirate story ending to future generations.
The front part was okay, but seeing Cang Hai burst out laughing gave me so much poison!
Chapter 15 is quite poisonous. When people are talking about business and having a banquet, you can step on them, show off your strength, or belittle your opponents, but it is too far-fetched to involve poetry. Forcibly pretending is disgusting.
The writing is okay, but I feel that the sense of substitution is not strong And you robbed Li Dan of so much money. How much is it? Fifteen boxes of five million, and there are six or seventy boxes left At least 20 million silver. What is the concept? Go directly to Shaanxi by the Yellow River or go to the Northeast to attract people Don't be too much. Shipbuilding and recruiting people will cycle around. It won't take two years. There are still millions of people Of course some people will say that there are not so many ships and there is not that much food Will Jiangnan and Huguang be short of food? There will be a shortage of sailors along the coast. Nonsense I said so much because I feel that there is some problem with the development direction of the protagonist. And accepting Zheng Zhilong and that group of people is a good fleet. Jiang Shuai. The protagonist is based in Taiwan and develops economic farming. Three years as fast as five years as slow as Zeze. Of course, it may be that the author has not written it yet.
Shouldn't the material of the ship literally mean the quantity of wood used? A 200-material ship is a boat made of 200 materials of wood, not a ship that can only carry 200 materials of things. But after checking on Baidu, most of the answers were about displacement, not material volume.
If you don't fight for hegemony, there is no hope. Kill Zheng Zhilong first, and then counterattack the Ming Dynasty! Only colonizing the Qing Dynasty is worth seeing
The writing is good, but it always makes jokes and jumps into scenes, which is disgusting.
I have read Chapter 80 so far. I really like the subject matter. But the protagonist has never settled down and farmed. He is always troubled by various accidents. There are a lot of poisonous points in the plot, but I skipped it as soon as I saw that something was wrong. The protagonist is also an impulsive horse. The plot of the Japanese assassination in a restaurant (killing in front of countless people) is very intellectual. This book has many problems. 1: The title of the book gives people the feeling that it is a farming novel, but in the plot The protagonist's farming plan has been forced to change 2: Zheng Zhilong, as a heroic figure in the late Ming Dynasty, although he was later tricked by his businessman's thinking, but he certainly could not pay as little attention as in the book. The protagonist needs to find a way 3: There are too many poisonous points. Pretending to be cool by using poems and lyrics from later generations. I skipped it and didn't feel it. But the protagonist's way of dealing with emergencies is too reckless and has no brains at all. In Japan, the Ming Dynasty did not look at the other party's identity and forced to show off. In Japan Hacking the bounty target to death in front of countless people Being stubborn when you should be stubborn (too impulsive) Obviously there are better ways of assassination but not thinking of it (too stupid) Basically these have dissuaded a large number of readers There is nothing wrong with the author's writing style and the subject matter is also very good, but the plot is not well designed.
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A smile from the sea, can't be offended, can't be offended, slip away
I don't feel like farming at all. I don't feel like I'm shaking all day long.
It is estimated that few people have seen it now: unofficial history rumors and some foreign relics all point to an absurd history~ 1. Chinese pirates once occupied some Japanese lords and instigated some southern Japanese vassals to launch overthrow movements. 2. Zheng Xigong actually has Japanese identity, and he is also a samurai of a feudal lord in Japan. 3. Zheng Xlong has a European privateer status, and his registered name in Europe is Nicholas the Maritime Merchant.
Not rigorous at all, not interesting at all
It's too dramatic, and it's too slow, over-prepared, and bloated as he takes the lead in selling opium!
Chapter 23: There is arsenic in the shit, and anyone who can eat it is a hero.
Does the protagonist have no one at home?
I quickly browsed the table of contents and read two chapters of development in detail, one called vigorous development and one called great development. The former chapter basically had nothing to do with development. The chicken coop was burnt and then rebuilt and it seemed to be bigger. The latter chapter said that many villages were lost during the construction of reservoirs. Either the article is not on topic, or the corresponding description is sparse and unexplored, which makes the writing lonely and has no browsing experience at all.
Long set of town buildings
It's so hard to come up with names for the supporting roles. If you have any good ones, just send them in and we'll select the best!