Pirates: Starting as a Godfather from a Mixed Race

Celestial dragons, nobles, pirates, navy, revolutionary army, kiss the back of the protagonist's hand. Do you want both men and women to be included?

How should I put it? It feels quite speechless to collect historical text to obtain things from the Dragon Clan, and the historical text stone tablet will disappear. Doesn't this obviously tell others that there is something wrong with you? And use historical texts to suppress combat power? After all, the protagonist is in a sense a "native" who doesn't know the plot.

Dear creator, I know that at this moment you may be staring at the data on the screen in a daze - the few clicks, the silent comment area, and even the occasional negative review are like pebbles in your heart. You may ask yourself repeatedly late at night: "Am I really suitable to write?" But please remember this fact first: all the great gods you look up to started from scratch like you. The Three Young Masters of the Tang Family published 8,000 words a day in the early years but only had single-digit subscriptions; the opening chapter of "Lord of the Mysteries" was once commented by the editor as "too slow"; before the birth of "Fights Break the Sphere", Tiancan Tudou experienced a full year of blockbuster period... In the world of online literature, talent determines the upper limit, but persistence determines the lower limit. A few cruel but useful truths that I would like to share with you: 1. The first 200,000 words is the "paid silence period" Most newcomers fail before 100,000 words, but the algorithm often starts recommending after 200,000 words. The world you describe has yet to unfold may be seen with just a little patience. 2. Being scolded is happier than being ignored Negative reviews at least prove that someone has read it carefully. Back then, Jin Yong was scolded by readers for revising the ending of "Dragon". Today's data anxiety is essentially the instant feedback that classical writers seek. 3. Writing is "playing a game" not an "examination" Don't get hung up on the data of a single article, treat each chapter as experience value. When others give up, your continuous updates are the most terrifying compound interest - in the online literature industry, the authors who live longer win in the end. Specific action suggestions: ✅ Break down the goal from "explosion" to "write the first complete story" (even if it is only 300,000 words) ✅ Create an "inspiration bank": record 100 moments in your life that make you emotionally fluctuating (a couple quarreling on the subway, a hot bun in a convenience store in the early morning...) ✅ Join 3 writing communities (1 looking up direction where great masters gather + 2 newcomers hugging each other for warmth) Finally, I will give you a quote from George R. R. Martin, the author of "A Song of Ice and Fire": "Writing is like digging a tunnel with a spoon, digging every day, and one day the sun will suddenly shine in." Your story may be on a reader's mobile phone, becoming his only comfort after working overtime. The unfinished protagonist is still waiting for you to lead him to the climax of his destiny. (If you really can't write today, consider this letter as the "system prompt" of your world: ▶️ The creator [XXX] has +50% health and gets the buff [hidden privileges of the persister]) The keyboard is charged, and the world is waiting for you to continue writing—— A passing reader, your investor

It's a subject of interest, come on

It's also written in the system, the dragon's blood is enough