Treasure Hunter: Sailing the Azure Sea
寻宝猎人，碧海扬帆
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- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Did the author intentionally omit the treasure in the sea? Since the world is mostly ocean, there should be far more shipwreck treasures in the sea than on land. It seems the protagonist never seems to excavate any shipwrecks. Shipwrecks are usually just found and accessible, and with merfolk in the party, they could basically just grab them from the map.
I love this kind of treasure hunt, ocean, captain, and magician's extraordinary abilities. It's absolutely perfect, it gets all my points! Keep writing and don't abandon the project. Keep it up, I'll give you recommendations and everything!
I love these extraordinary adventures! I just hope they don't go into any conquest, world unification, or invincible fleet stuff later on—that would be too cliché and boring.
The transition from protagonist to savior felt abrupt. It was all over the place, and suddenly he was tasked with saving the world after a random simulation. The scene of his despair and grief felt like the protagonist had been forcibly brainwashed by the world.
A good author; never missed updating their first book; a trustworthy character.
I like the protagonist traveling alone; when he's with others, his teammates always die, making him seem like a jinx. I really sympathize with Andrei; his daughter is lost, and his arm is broken. To be honest, the plot isn't well-written.
Why is there a new plot? A super powerful character suddenly appears out of nowhere, and the protagonist has absolutely no chance to fight back.
I've reached the latest chapter, and there are two things I can't stand. First, the dream sequence is too long and lacks any exciting moments. Second, the author's descriptions of treasures and spells are boring. Aside from the initial novelty, there are almost no highlights in the later battles or the treasure hunt itself.
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Information on the treasures possessed by the group: ① Holy Grail ② Scepter ③ Crown Updated to the final chapter Alca's "The Dream Catcher, Imitation of a Mirror, Lucky Silver Coin" ②Small World ②Six Element Cards ③The Power of Stealing Chadette's "① Halo of Light ① Pressure Gloves ① Speed Earrings" "②The Galaxy Ring ②The Pale Moon" and "③Moonlight Divinity"