Pirate: I Am a Professional Mage

Just ask, isn't it embarrassing?

Has anyone ever counted how many times the phrase "that year I... Was called my opponent" appeared in total? Every time other people comment on the protagonist behind his back, mention it. I don't quite understand what the author is thinking. I must like this gag very much. But mentioning it repeatedly in the novel always makes people feel out of place. It's okay to mention it once or twice, but it's not enough.

The best way to write about pirates is to be a person with strong fists like Fan Ma Renya or a person with telekinesis like Fu Yao. If you don't fight in close combat, it really doesn't look like a pirate. It's not embarrassing, but it's just a suggestion.

It's so embarrassing. The part about the pirate ship is like a novel written by Xiaobai ten years ago.

The writing is really embarrassing, but the author is still in good condition

There is some lack of logic in some places, as if several chapters have been missed. I can read it, but I cannot delve into it.

Watched some. I don't know what the author wants to express. By combining the elements of online novels into a novel, it's good to have a character in mind and a script direction to write a novel.

It's okay if the protagonist sticks in his pocket, but the tavern owner sticks in his pocket.

It turns out to be a dnf mage. A really good mage should break through the latitudes and fight plane wars.

Ah, I just found out when I opened a new book

That An An is your biggest failure in writing this novel. Is the protagonist out of his mind?

Is he a mage like Liu Haizhu?

Pirates should punch to the flesh to watch.

If you control the sea water and encounter a blue pheasant, you will be defeated by Tian.

I just looked at the ones before they were put on the shelves, and then just read the titles.