Age of Discovery: My Perfect Life

The Age of Exploration.

The sea where I live has been named the most lawless region in the world.

The main reasons?

Treasure, cannons, pirates.

Supernatural beings who have set foot on the hidden path, secret sects seeking the unfathomable, the distant eastern islands known as the “Land of Gold”...

There's no denying it. That's just how things are.

And yet, people keep arriving by ship, one after another.

This sea will always offer you a glimmer of hope.

Whether you're lost or mad,

it's close at hand, seemingly within reach, and it makes you willing to risk your life.

A sea of blood and fire.

And I am destined to be crowned its king.

When Ryan wakes up, he discovers that he's the son of an elf and a great pirate.

He thinks he's won from the starting line, only to glimpse his miserable future the moment he's born.

Fortunately, Ryan obtains the [Perfect Life Notebook]. He can erase imperfect branches, command supernatural [Imprints], and embark on a perfect life!

A life where his parents die and he himself perishes at the age of three;

A life where he touches a cursed object and dies in despair;

A life where he's captured by the Pirate Empress and made her boy toy...

Every imperfection can be undone!

Years later, as Ryan sails the seas aboard a giant ship

“What pirate ship? I thought that was a little raft.”

“The wind's too strong.” “The waves are too rough.” “I had a blind spot.”

“I couldn't stop the ship.”

“We're all doing our best to stay alive.”

“I wasn't even trying. How did you break?”

“Then take it up with my letter of marque!”

The nearly two-million-word seafaring novel We Agreed to Set Sail, So Why Are You the Deep-Sea Ruler? is complete, with a peak paid-subscription count of 20,000!