Back in the Late Ming, Did I Become a Pirate?
回到明末，我成了海盗？
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- Completed
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- 432k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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If you're going to build a ship, then build a ship. Why are you building a steam engine? How are you going to build one? It's just a broken island. Even if you did build one, would you have enough fuel?
A poison spot was found.
Author, look at the identity you gave the protagonist in the first chapter. It looks pretty prestigious, like a ship weapons expert, the youngest chief engineer, and a ship designer. Then, because he went for a walk on the deck early in the morning, a wave crashed into the sea. Are you kidding me? Are the ships full of dead people? Such a valuable talent as the protagonist, no one's with him?
You may be a weapons expert, but modern people are different from ancient people. Compared to ancient people, the average modern person is a complete novice when it comes to managing others. Even if you're incredibly skilled, in ancient times you'd just be a craftsman, and a craftsman among pirates at that. What kind of status would you have?
The logic is flawed, beyond words. It's so confusing, it's almost unbelievable.
Seeing the pirate captain suspect the protagonist felt like a huge insult to my intelligence (the protagonist suddenly joins the group, then uses the ship he built to save the captain; otherwise, the pirate would be captured and the group wiped out, and yet he's the first to be suspected).
Read the introduction.
I knew this author was just making assumptions. How could a book like this be featured in a new book selection? The worst of the worst.
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The timing is just... Unbelievable. Does the protagonist's development take time? How many years does a time traveler have to wait to rise to power?
Qidian is now accepting all kinds of trashy books.
It doesn't make sense. I can't stand watching it.
Stop writing about the other supporting characters and just focus on your meteoric rise to power, okay? You portray everyone else as dumber than pigs, and paper is something you can just use anywhere. And all those sheets of paper used for design drafts could be copied and pasted on so easily? Not many people can even read, yet you write so much.