Ocean Lord: It All Starts with Becoming an Angler

Come on, author, from personal adventure to tower defense, to lighting up bases and opening bases, they are all good ideas, and there are also many loopholes. But there are too few people writing this kind of articles now, and big authors are reluctant to write because they are too tired to write well. Novice writers are not good enough and have low entry barriers, but if they want to write well, they have to waste a lot of effort. Author, you deserve encouragement, come on! ! !

After reading dozens of chapters, I'm a little confused about the protagonist's character... I'd say he's the kind of character who "looks for trouble when nothing happens, and dances around the grave". In the early stage, the protagonist was described as being cautious, and even looked like a mother-in-law. He always looked like a lot of things, but to be honest, He must have the kind of character that "avoids interests and is far-sighted." Later, he went to other people's hometowns and tried to kill them in their faces, especially when trading water. After others bombarded him first and then boarded the ship to search him, a cautious person must have chosen to stay as far away as possible. The other party stayed far away, and would not meet him if he could. However, the protagonist refused and took the initiative to contact the other party. He also took out the things that the other party wanted to search before and brought them out for trade. Then there was another wave of crazy price reduction. If the water the protagonist wants to trade is something the protagonist particularly wants or even needs. In other words, this operation is not incomprehensible, but the article adds another sentence, this water is not necessary, it belongs to the category of "it's good to have it, and it's not bad if you can't get it now, you can look for it elsewhere." Then what was the protagonist doing to commit suicide and looking for trouble this day? …

Generally speaking, the protagonists of this kind of time-travel novels are quite anthropomorphic. The protagonist of this novel is the most human-like one I have ever read. People are really good and they will think of other people without harming their own interests.

Personally, I don't like it very much. It's human nature for the protagonist to make many mistakes and be stupid, but I personally prefer the protagonist with above average intelligence.

It feels like the local docks are all covered with melon skins, and the extraordinary polluters will break into pieces at the touch of a touch. There is no reasonable combat power system. I used extraordinary waves to kill a fleet of thousands of polluters in seconds. The native extraordinary output will give you a large ship that can share the damage and it will take half a second. Other players have no sense of presence. To describe the game, the difficulty is that of a simple human-machine game. I am still playing in developer mode.

Can it be normal?

The author needs to check more information. 1: The ratio of ships is 2:1. The ratio is inappropriate; 2: Ship battles can easily involve tens of thousands of people. The 100-bow battleship on Earth's Shanghai is an epic battle example. How can a battlefield of 10,000 large ships be 1 The sea area of ​​0 million square kilometers can only be used; 3: Aircraft carrier air superiority is really useless for your fleet with more than 100 bows. An aircraft carrier formation with more than 10 bow frigates can control the airspace of the fleet. Aircraft carriers really have no threat to battleships, but are effective against transport ships and small fleets. They pose the greatest threat to immovable facilities on land, and they do not fit in with your world structure.

Follow-up reading is very important for new books. Whether they can be recommended or not depends entirely on follow-up reading. Please readers and adoptive fathers, please don't keep it forever. At least read the latest chapter on Monday and Tuesday. Thanks! Grateful! Grateful!

The writing is so messy, and it makes me even more messy when I read it. There are planes coming out of nowhere, and I can't stand it anymore 🙂

It feels too fast, the development is extremely fast. The world view just started from a few docks in remote areas and ended directly. Those powerful docks in Middle-earth directly became decorations.