The volume of winning, approaching the end, sorting out the pitfalls ahead, and numerous clues

Due to the habit of the author's literary youth, there were many big pits and small pits, and many bright and dark lines were buried. [Full text reading] Although readers may not see it, an ending must be written carefully to end the winning volume perfectly.

The latest plan is to end the volume of Baldur, leaving clues for Baldur's Gate to enter the real world in the future, some settlement and advancement of the main world, and how to start the next volume of "Pirates of the Caribbean".

Regarding the next volume, let me first state that this volume has almost nothing to do with the movie. The time should be about seventy years before the movie.

At that time, Davy Jones was still a normal person, the "Flying Dutchman" still belonged to someone else, and the "Black Pearl" had just been built from the shipyard and became a slave ship for the East India Company. Even the ship's rudder was invented less than twenty years ago.

The focus of this volume is on plunder and naval battles between sailing warships.

Before this, I had read several real-life maritime records and novels. To be honest, I did not intend to write it like that - a one-on-one single-ship sinking of a battleship can be called a legendary achievement; dozens of battleships can be said to be legendary. In a large sea battle involving ships, if only a few ships are sunk, it can be called a great victory...

I hope to be more legendary, to be able to challenge many, to create miracles, to be able to defeat big ships with a small boat. Although these are not actually possible.

We like sailing games, and most of them start from the Age of Discovery. What was a ship at that time? It was an extremely simplified setup, with one model, several cabins, and a few cannons. But I still had fun playing.

Later, sailing and pirate games became more and more sophisticated and professional, but they still focused on the core fun - combat and navigation.

If the author writes a book and really describes how many types of sails there are on a ship, what is the purpose of each type, and what kind of wind is it used in...then you must think that the author is crazy. If I describe to you the repair process after a hull leak, and write more than ten chapters, it will definitely be considered as watershed.

I want to write a book that makes everyone happy. If someone accuses me of saying, "The 32-pound long-barreled gun is actually placed on the forecastle, what should I do if the deck is swollen? What should I do if the center of gravity is too high? Bad review! The author is mentally retarded!" Then I will also I can only smile bitterly.

In short, let's say goodbye to Baldur's Gate and start a sailing journey.

ps: The fake update means that there are 200 more subscriptions than the normal update. How bad is this? Can these 200 readers not stop reading pirated versions?

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