Supernatural Age of Sail: The System Is Hextech

I can't understand Writing a western fantasy novel, why the protagonists have to be named Leo, Richard, and Leon The novel has developed to this point, but it still wants to get traffic from both sides and is not focused It is obvious that choosing a western fantasy name is very consistent with the world view and makes people feel comfortable. Suzuki Satoru changed his name to Ainz Ooal Gown Or am I the only one who is disgusted by this kind of protagonist name, while most other readers like it very much?

It's best to change the way you squirt while eating. It's boring and intellectually depressing.

Since you know there is a problem, why not take a detour? Moreover, the male protagonist is also young, so it is strange that he needs to be so impulsive.

The Forbidden Sea violated a taboo and actually cursed only the protagonist.

I feel like there are a lot of loopholes in the first few chapters. The protagonist is a veteran who has been around for a few years and is not a stupid youngster who just came over. Moreover, the sea monster protagonists I met earlier are calm and clear-headed. I feel that the protagonist should have thought of various coping methods and possible punishments when he was caught. However, the protagonist almost spit out the milk because of the leader's words. This means that the protagonist did not expect that the leader would know. This is very different from the previous characters. Furthermore, the protagonist's ignorance of the hand-kissing ceremony indicates that it is his first time to meet the captain, a senior captain who has traveled through time for several years. This is the first time for a person with no strength or background to meet the local emperor. The protagonist is not nervous and looks like a second-rate man teasing a beautiful woman. In the first few chapters, I thought it was a time traveler who had established his footing and awakened the golden finger. The following must be a low-key development, but the author completely destroyed the character in Chapter 6 and then gave him an exploration mission inexplicably. There is really no need to be so blunt and force the weak character to face various things beyond the protagonist's abilities. It's dangerous. It can be developed. For example, when you want to advance, you need a material. It just so happens that the group leader's exploration mission is also connected there. Now you can be considered as a newly awakened sequencer with a magic that is relatively insignificant. One shot can knock you down and mix things up everywhere. My personal opinion is not meant to be offensive, mainly because I have seen too many plots where the author arranges for the protagonist to commit suicide when he has no strength. It doesn't mean that you have to crush it with strength. It's reasonable to go after you develop and feel confident. It's also normal for a big monster to appear in special circumstances later. This is not considered a death because you were able to deal with the danger based on the intelligence, and no one would play with their own life.

Very well written. Even when he was cursed, he still risked his life to see if the bad luck would strike back because he really didn't care about his own life or death.

The content is okay, but the title of the book is not. Hex glanced at the lol fandom, and I didn't want to click on this book several times.

There are so few reviews. What do you think of this book?

This is a card that discovers various manifestations from the environment and the world... Transformed into spiritual needs for meaning of life and inner pursuit... Sagittarius, it seems that they are pursuing life goals in the secular world... Bite off more than you can chew~ Squandering flowers gradually becomes charming~

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