Thanks for Asking, I'm in the Age of Great Colonization and I'm Very Busy

This is not a normal historical novel, but a systematic historical novel. This kind of novel should not be placed in the historical category. It is more suitable to be placed in fantasy than here.

The logic of the plot is not very good, and it suddenly seems very law-abiding. Just like in modern times, the ownership of a ship requires a ship certificate. The next chapter feels like it is back to the era of real lawlessness in large-scale navigation.

It's still pretty good-looking at the beginning, but it feels like it's getting worse later on. The main reason is that the pace is too fast, and there's too little time for development. I'm either fighting or on the way to fight, and the protagonist's aura is too heavy. Many times I face invincible powerful enemies, and then the protagonist's aura It's too blunt to break the situation, and then it's a fight on the sea. As a result, instead of pursuing a larger tonnage, larger artillery, and a larger fleet, the protagonist still uses a small broken ship. For those who like giant ships and cannons, it is really unacceptable 😅

I have become a free knight, and I have a lot of pounds on my body. In addition, I have the ability to recognize people, I still have a group of initial team members, and I also have the appreciation of the Earl. Boss, is it time to consider getting a ship for a long voyage? There's no need to always overpower the protagonist, right? Or should we say that the day it is put on the shelves is the time to set sail? ? ?

There are too many female supporting characters, and all I can say is that she deserves to be the protagonist of the novel! Working as a seaman in the colonial era, you had poor food and clothing, hard work, no guarantee of safety, low status, and no money. It was so miserable, and you also had a harem of beautiful women to accompany you!

Everything was normal before it was put on the shelves. After it was put on the shelves, it held a battleship in hand and punched people flying more than 40 meters. The opponent was still a person who believed in evil gods and could communicate with ships.

There are too many women. With so many women on board during the Age of Discovery, you had to use the system to allocate sailors. Normally, no one would come despite the amount of money it would cost to recruit people. Don't talk about the Age of Discovery. Now go for a walk along the coast and ask how many women were on the boats.

So well written! ! ! It's time to kill, it's time to fuck! ! !

Looking at it in a mess, there are so many women, even if they don't choose this reason, how can so many new characters jump out without any warning? To put it bluntly, it is just a slave ship. Do you think it is an NPC? Random refresh? Earth OL?

I've reached chapter 48, but I haven't seen the main theme yet. Is the protagonist planning to pursue transcendence? Or establish a territory? Or dominate the Atlantic Ocean and become a great pirate? It's no fun just making money and traveling to make money all day long! Since you have written extraordinary content, expand it into a sailing adventure to pursue extraordinary things! Since this is the era of great navigation and colonization in the 17th century, we can also do things in the Americas! However, I have already written nearly 50 chapters, but they are still flowing and have no theme. How can I retain readers like this? It is tasteless and a pity to abandon. After all, it is a new theme, ugh😔