Thanks for Asking, I'm in the Age of Great Colonization and I'm Very Busy
谢邀，人在大殖民时代，很忙
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- Completed
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- 939k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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239Chapters
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37.6kFans
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Tell those who come after me
This isn't a typical historical novel; it's a historical novel with a system. This kind of novel shouldn't be categorized as historical; it would be more suitable for fantasy.
The plot logic is a bit weak; it's overly law-abiding at times, like in modern times, where a ship's ownership requires a certificate, but then the next chapter feels like a return to the truly lawless era of the Age of Exploration.
The beginning was quite good, but it felt like it declined towards the end. The pacing was too rushed, with too little time for character development. It was constantly either fighting or on the way to fighting, and the protagonist's plot armor was too strong.
Now that you've become a Free Knight, have plenty of pounds, possess the ability to judge character, have your initial team, and the Earl's favor, buddy, isn't it time to consider getting a ship and setting sail? No need to keep putting the protagonist in limbo, right? Or will the day of release be the true start of your voyage?
There are too many female supporting characters; it's no wonder he's the protagonist of the novel! As a sailor in the colonial era, he had poor food and clothing, arduous work, no security, low status, and no money. Even though he was in such a miserable situation, he still had a beautiful harem to accompany him!
Everything was normal before it was released. After it was released, it pulled the warship by hand and punched a person more than 40 meters away. The opponent was a person who believed in an evil god and could communicate with the ship.
There are too many women on board. In the Age of Exploration, with so many women on board, you can only use the system to assign sailors. No matter how much money you offer, no one will come if you try to recruit normally. Forget about the Age of Exploration; go to the coast now and ask how many women are on the ships.
This is so well written!!!
This is so well written!!! They deserve to be killed and fucked!!!
Looking at this mess... So many women are one thing, but where did all these new characters come from? They just appeared out of nowhere without any warning. To put it bluntly, it's just a slave ship... Do you think it's an NPC? Randomly spawning? Earth Online?
To the writer
I've subscribed to chapter 48, but I still haven't seen the main theme. Is the protagonist planning to pursue extraordinary abilities? Or establish a territory? Or dominate the Atlantic as a great pirate? It's just about making money all the time; it's getting boring! Since you've written about extraordinary things, why not expand it into a nautical adventure pursuing the extraordinary?