Grinding Experience and Leveling Up, Starting as a Ghost Ship Captain

The first twenty or thirty chapters felt very smooth in terms of pacing, characters, and narrative! But in the later chapters, the author seemed a bit inexplicably impatient, as if things were all convoluted.

A monster-slaying and leveling-up story; grind for experience points!

I was really looking forward to it, but it flopped.

It has absolutely no ghost ship horror; it's just a purely leisurely and boring story.

What's going on? What's going on? It's been four days already, please update soon!

The premise is good, but the writing needs improvement. The environmental descriptions need more work; some parts rely entirely on imagination. The dialogue also feels stiff. Changing some words or adding a modifier would make it much smoother. The transitions between scenes and dialogues also feel awkward. Overall, the language in the article hasn't been polished.

As long as these animals are not female, it's fine.

Grinding monsters, grinding monsters, and just grinding monsters... Hollow

New book launch check-in

This novel inexplicably reminded me of the Starry Sky Railway; the name "Sanqi" is so relatable. 🙂