Pirates, the Simulation Starts by Selecting the Succubus Talent

Gee, this is another late-coming Goldfinger. It tortures the master first. When the protagonist is caught and auctioned, he is not online. He only appears after the protagonist is marked as a slave.

You say a simulator is a simulator. Although it is a badly written setting, it is still acceptable if it is written reasonably and the combat power does not collapse too quickly The simulation results are such as letting the male protagonist choose a fruit, such as the Thunder Fruit, to let the male protagonist escape from the clutches of the Celestial Dragons The result, my dear, what kind of simulator is this, it is clearly an infinite Tsukuyomi! It's embarrassing enough that I was born knowing this! And once I wrote it, I simulated dozens of chapters. What a talent.

The simulator has to be written badly. It would be great to write a succubus protagonist. I have to add an simulator.

It doesn't even have the basic omission function of the simulator, so I just want to describe everything about eating, drinking, urinating, sleeping, etc. It is not so much a simulator, but the description of the reality line is less than 50 words, and it is gone by saying that it is a slave of the Celestial Dragons. Are you going to write several Pirates books together?

The succubus is acceptable, but I really can't handle the simulator.

It's not the author's problem, but whenever you want to pick up an empress, you must start with a slave. I'm really tired of it.

Isn't this book a simulator? The simulation plot is so long, how do you finish the first chapter? You can't just delete the card. The simulated plot will always end. The longer the simulated plot, the stronger the protagonist. When you're done, you change back to a blank slate and it becomes a huge poison point. The plot of repeatedly whitewashing and leveling up is no longer popular.

No matter what I do, I should be forgiven...

Pirates is really terrible. The main theme at the beginning is freedom, breaking the corrupt order, and dragging the dragons down from the altar to liberate the slaves. The intention is very good. I will keep drawing in this direction. If I don't deviate from this theme, the later chapters will not be too bad at all. It's really hard to watch the back part. I got a D clan, and got a Nika fruit, the chosen son plus blood theory 🤔

The simulator cannot take up too much space. Otherwise, how will you write it later? Repeated pirate development, or map hopping? After reading about a dozen of them, I just scrolled to the end of the list. Also, it's so difficult at the beginning, how do you write it later?

Handsome? Succubus? It's a pity that such a beautiful protagonist doesn't sell her butthole. Protagonists who are prettier than women are usually collected by rich men.

It's better to be handsome, but ugly doesn't make sense.

After subscribing to the chapters, can anyone leave a comment? After it was put on the shelf, did it stand up or pull down?

Actually it's okay, just ignore the simulator, especially the back part is very nice.

The author's writing style is okay and readable, but when you start writing this kind of simulation, it is the most difficult task to overthrow the Tianlong people. How long do you plan to write for the first simulation, and what do you plan to write for the second simulation after you finish writing it?

Handsome? He must be an indescribably handsome man, the kind of succubus who is so beautiful that she seduces men.

In fact, the simulator is not the protagonist's golden finger but the author's golden finger. As long as the simulator is set, the author can enlighten the readers who are chasing the book, and then openly and honestly count the words. Run while your brain is still fresh.