Starting from Pirates of the Caribbean

I hope that the protagonist will have his own strange ship and constantly modify it, and even travel around the world

Those navymen have gone to your house to kill people. You can't kill this one, you can't kill that one. Why are you pretending to be pirates? It's better to be a good boy who pays taxes and is a submissive citizen.

Something I've always been curious about. Why almost everything is written about Pirates of the Caribbean's unlimited streaming. All on the pirate side. There is no protagonist who comes from a noble family. The one who led the fleet across the Caribbean?

Not many people write about the Caribbean these days. Come on, authors, stop being eunuchs 🙏

That tavern and that woman were a failure. I really didn't expect that I could watch the routine here several years ago. As long as the protagonist dares to go out, the house will be stolen immediately, and then the protagonist will come back to show off and get slapped in the face -_-||

Why not start with the female pirates of the Caribbean?

I watched Pirates of the Caribbean spoken word again? ? ?

The Fountain of Youth has not even been opened yet, eunuch, are you really a disgrace?

Author, I hope you can introduce the ship a little more. It would be boring if you don't even know your own ship at sea. I'm not talking about the protagonist, I'm talking about us readers. I don't even know how long and wide the ship is. It's okay to have a model of the firepower and personnel configuration. If you want to say that the protagonist will abandon the ship in the future, then pretend that I didn't say that.

Pirates of the Caribbean ~ One Piece ~ The Chronicles of Narnia ~ Sinbad Voyages the Seven Seas ~ Spirited Away ~ Ponyo on the Cliff

Is it the Japanese version?😏😏😏, pirate theme

Finally, there is a Pirates of the Caribbean novel. As long as I don't have a harem, I can keep chasing it.

When writing about Pirates of the Caribbean, it's best to wear one of the characters and feel like you're immersed in it, but you still don't feel like you're wearing the same character as the character in the movie.

Should I be the captain myself or follow Jack Sparrow?

It's quite interesting. You don't have to be a captain to be the protagonist. You can also go to different worlds, follow different captains, and feel the charm of legendary characters. When it comes to Pirates of the Caribbean, Captain Jack Parrows comes to mind. When I think of him, the adventures he has experienced flash before my eyes, and I feel a surge of excitement in my heart, wanting to go on adventures with him. I think a setting can be added later. After the protagonist returns from another world, he will attract some time and space fragments and other things to follow the protagonist back, and then subtly change the world. Similar things will happen in the main world and similar things will be born. Like various islands in the Skull Island and Tomb series, the swordsmanship and domineering in One Piece, as long as it matches the medieval style and has a bit of mystery. In this way, you can not only go to different worlds, but also take care of the main world. Lastly, and most importantly - adventure! Adventure! Adventure!

Can you not write about infinite flow? A single world is not enough for you to write about. Just travel once will be enough. If you travel more, it will be worthless. Infinite flow is not popular now.

Write well, go ashore to rest when you need to, and go to sea when you need to.

I was also drunk. I just started reading the third chapter and found the eunuch. A mouthful of old blood.