
Online Pirate: From Collector to Eye of Death
综网海盗:从收集者到死神之眼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 628k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Authors should not be limited by the book title.
Pirates, to put it bluntly, are sea robbers. Their essence is plunder! Don't limit yourself to the ocean just because of the word "pirate." They rob and kill because they need money. That's the nature of plunder, like your invading dungeon feature, which is quite good.
On the Steel of the Heart
The concept of "heart steel" is indeed awkward in a story, as some authors impose numerous restrictions on it to stifle the protagonist's growth potential. In some authors' works, "Heart of Steel" only gains health upon kill, which is probably less effective than Sion's Soul Forge, Swain's Devouring Crows, or even Rune Overgrowth.
Will it be a simple pirate profession or faction, or will it involve traditional pirate activities such as forming fleets, plundering merchant ships, and massacring ships when they resist too fiercely?
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Besides the bald author's new book, I also follow several other authors who write about crossover web novels, including those about mechanics and transformations. (Others, such as "Ten Thousand Soul Banner," "Enchantress Magician," "Yin Soldier Altar," "Planetary Planeswalker," and "Sword Immortal," feel like their integration is too abrupt, resulting in poor immersion.
The author's crossover stories mostly involve experiencing various worlds, approaching each world with a playful mindset. The reason older crossover novels didn't work out was twofold: firstly, the process was too repetitive; secondly, the pressure of life and death in modern society wasn't as great, or perhaps it could be said that life's pressures are greater.
I haven't watched it yet. Will the protagonist get a ship along the way? The synopsis doesn't mention it. If there's no mention of a ship, it's a bit of a bait-and-switch tactic. Even if they're space pirates, they should have ships. Otherwise, they might as well just say they're mechanics or bandits. Forget about traditional or unconventional stuff; using pirates as a gimmick and a protagonist's identity without some standard elements makes no sense.
The steel heart emerged and called me ( ).
Come on, Shennong
Is she a saint in pirate's skin or a pirate with real pirate behavior?
A new online variety show! Surprisingly good!
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