Lord of the Seas: I Have a Legendary Exploration Log

Author, the biggest problem with your book is that it is too boring to read. It is like boiled water. Every time you quit, you don't want to click in. I have read Chapter 102 now, but I have ordered all except the updates in the past two days. I originally wanted to read it before reviewing it, but I didn't have the patience to finish it every time. As for why I say boring, because I see now that you wrote about extraordinary voyages, the word "extraordinary" is not reflected at all. I can't even see the charismatic charm of this world view from the supporting characters. The protagonist is still only a passive person who eats to strengthen his physique and identify weaknesses after a hundred chapters. The second-level extraordinary ability on the protagonist's ship is not reflected. The ability of the woman in the academy is to reduce pollution, and the two third-level ones have no ability. I can't get a sense of satisfaction from the protagonist. After all, it may be a control. Controlling combat power, but I can't even get a sense of satisfaction from the supporting characters, and I can't feel the charm of this extraordinary world at all. Of course, your advantages are also outstanding. Your writing style is very good, the character is relatively three-dimensional, and the combat power control is also very stable without any crashes. Bad phenomena, but these can only be regarded as spices. The interesting plot is the key point. If the plot is not interesting enough, you can only collect it on the bookshelf and read it when readers have nothing to do. If I am not wrong, your collection is probably ten times or even dozens of times more than what you are reading. All I can say to you is keep going. When your plot is interesting enough, your writing and characterization will be your biggest plus points. (If you are afraid that my comments will affect your grades, you can delete them after reading them. I just want to give you a suggestion. After all, your writing is really good)

I have read 46 chapters so far. The plot and style are both good. It is an excellent extraordinary nautical novel. The setting is probably after the end of the 19th century. The ships are steamboats rather than sailboats with wooden hulls, and the weapons are revolvers and the like.

Why didn't you do divination when you joined the Navigators' Guild? It stands to reason that it is important choices like this that require the most additional information.

If you mainly focus on sailing, generally taking the storm route will bring more profit, and it is more suitable for the scene. I don't understand if you choose the gourmet route.

Why are you not on the author's new book list? I think all those with less monthly subscriptions than you are on the list

A very good book. I feel it is the best written among the new books I have read recently. Please support it

The writing is okay, but the author has never been to the sea. The characteristics of naval battles are almost not described. It is like boiled water and has no impression.

The author doesn't want 300,000 yuan to put it on the shelves, right?

It feels pretty good. The writing and character creation are both good, but the author's description of extraordinary abilities is a bit lacking. He chose the Gourmet sequence, but the abilities used later are probably limited to seeing through weaknesses and increasing physical strength. It doesn't feel like the title of this sequence fits very well.

It's pretty good. It's better than expected. If I keep writing it like this, at least it will be a high-quality product.