Deep Sea Fog, I Became the Captain of the Ghost Ship

Except for the Murloc being an evil god, I didn't see the protagonist having any divine power. Everything was given by the Murloc. The protagonist is not an evil god. The author did not give the protagonist any strength. He is just an ordinary extraordinary person who needs the power of others to become stronger. This extraordinary power must be fake! You have to become someone else, why can't the protagonist be himself?

Isn't this setting the same as Embers of the Deep?

To mediocre people, we are mysterious and unpredictable. Fallen. Decay. It's chilling. You cannot understand where we came from or why we are what we are... Until you realize that we have not fallen, but have ascended.

This has something to do with the Deep Sea Ember Mirror.

Recommend a Douluo Dalu fan "Douluo: Martial Soul Essence, I am the Master", the protagonist Tang Shan, full of soul power, half research, micro-original, not brainless

The author wrote so well! I would like to recommend a book called "The Beggar King's Counterattack of Ice and Fire". It is well written and different from the style of most Game of Thrones fans. It features elements such as adventure, Cthulhu, naval battles, goldfinger, dragons, magic, mysterious ruins, as well as machinations and the brilliance of humanity. It is well worth reading.

What's good? Captain Ghost, have imagination!