Your Cursed Gold Coins Are Not as Useful as Mine

After reading ten chapters, I still don't even understand the basic setting. There are so many pitfalls in the world of Pirates of the Caribbean that it feels like the Riddler. You can't just rely on readers to guess the author of some settings, you have to write them down clearly.

Why did you write about Demon Slayer in the second stop? There really isn't much to write about Demon Slayer. Just follow your introduction and just write that even one person is better than Demon Slayer.

I would like to comment on my article. The setting is okay, but the plot is flawed. Many things are inexplicable. Those who have read the original work can understand it, but those who have not read it will find it incomprehensible. I suggest that the author write a time-travel plot that is more comprehensive. It is impossible for everyone to have watched your original play.

Taking the previous hundred chapters as an example, the cursed gold coins encountered by the protagonist so far can be classified into two categories. Ordinary and special. The common ones are rusty iron gold coins and pirate gold coins. Enter these two worlds, complete the curse, accept the curse, and get what the curse represents. That is, the Rusty Iron Knife and the Mary are equivalent to two level 1 weapons. When this weapon is at a low level, its combat power is not greatly improved, but its negative impact is not great either. Correspondingly, the number of visible gold coins mastered in reality will increase, and at the same time, it will bear the least negative impact of this curse. The special thing is the red thread gold coin and the gold thread gold coin. Entering these two worlds also completes the curse, but it receives the energy used to enhance the ordinary curse. That is, weapons can be upgraded, from level 1 to level 2. Red line gold coins are similar to those brought by transactions, and gold line gold coins are similar to rewards. These will vary in timeline and intensity. Corresponding to reality, the quality of gold coins that are not easy to detect will increase, and the ability and negative effects of the curse will be enhanced. Every time you enter the cursed world, the methods and abilities are different, divided into time-traveling and possession, bringing in gold coins or not. This determines the abilities and items the protagonist can use. There will be other settings in the future, including other types of cursed gold coins, gold coin wars, etc...

The data of Guo Tu has unlimited data, so I refreshed it several times.

The pirate part is a bit unfinished (a little rushed?)... Support first~!

I didn't understand the first few pictures. I don't know if they were too straightforward or too subtle. In short, the protagonist was in a state of confusion throughout the whole process, and there was nothing to immerse him in the passion of Pirates of the Caribbean... Although most of the voyage was a waste of time...

Why are there so few comments?

If you think there is anything you want to see or a good setting, you can also mention it and I will try my best.

You've traveled through the world of Pirates of the Caribbean and can't find a way to get Poseidon's Trident?

Can't the ghost ship find a crew? Just use it as bricks?

This is the first time I see a novel without comments! Come and taste it!