The Black Sails is over, and this is the longest script yet, because I wanted to write about the 18th century Nassau, not only the pirates of the Caribbean, but also the black market merchants of the island, the slave trade, the whaling ships, the privateers (pirate hunters), the navy, the Spanish treasure ships, including the democratic voting system of the pirate ships of the time, and so on.

Let everyone appreciate the charm of that era as much as possible.

The focus of the Black Sails chapter is not on combat, but more on the game between forces, the various choices made based on their own interests, and betrayal and alliance are the eternal themes of Nassau.

In addition to the large amount of information that needs to be consulted, the most difficult part of this is the intricate relationship between the characters.

It is a hassle to be able to explain everyone in a limited space, and at the same time bring their fates together in the end.

This is also about the most stressful period for me, basically every day people leave messages in the comment section complaining that the black page is too long, I don't want to read it, the pirates are boring, the power struggle is boring, and there are a lot of personal attacks and cynicism against me, so that I rarely read the comments now. (I know that there is an author who writes Harry Potter fanfiction, and it is also a masterpiece, and the readers of his book have a more polarized evaluation, and finally it is sprayed alive as if it is a week.) ）

I also thought about ending it hastily, throwing all the foreshadowing and clues there in such a mess, not to restrain them, but after thinking about it, wouldn't I have been scolded for so long in vain, and then the more than 4,000 book friends who are still chasing after subscribing to this book will also think, this story is really not interesting, so many characters have been written in a mess, so many characters have appeared in a mess, and in the end there is no fart relationship, and finally the villain suddenly lowers his intelligence, you have a lot of rambling in front of you, and you were killed in the back, this is simply anticlimactic.

And then the result was that I didn't fall well at either end, and I was still aggrieved when I wrote it and turned it back to see it, thinking about what I was writing about.

I'm a reader myself, and I can understand people's thoughts in a way.

I always like to compare reading a book with a restaurant, everyone's taste is different, the same dish is salty in the mouth of Shanghai people, and it is light in the mouth of Shaanxi people, some people like to eat spicy and some people like to eat sweet, some people think fast food is enjoyable, and some people like three or five friends to eat in the teahouse.

I understand that everyone wants to eat the food that suits their appetite, but unfortunately this is obviously not possible.

And as a chef, especially a multi-talented chef (and I'm not bragging), you will inevitably face the following situations.

For example, if you make three Sichuan dishes, and then look at the people at the table, you think that they will get tired of cooking Sichuan food in the next one, or I will change it, and the next one will change the taste of the whole roast duck for everyone.

Then you cut the green onions, steam the burritos, drag the roast duck out of the oven, and tell everyone that I will slice the roast duck for you.

So the people who like roast duck applauded and said that the pieces were slicing, and the other part of the people who only ate Sichuan cuisine were not happy when they saw it, and I Nima ate Sichuan cuisine and just ate Nima roast duck.

And after five minutes of filming, another customer fried his hair,, what a good slice of Nima's roast duck, hurry up and end it, what does it matter if it's big and small, I don't like it anyway.

But the problem with the chef is that the roast duck is now half sliced, the cake is steamed and ripe, and now these things are served on the table, and the people who eat the roast duck will say that you are bullying me for being short-sighted, is this asking me to take the second half in one bite, do you think I am Yao Chen or Anne Hathaway?

Actually, I can understand the feeling of not liking duck people, because I have also eaten dishes I don't like in restaurants.

Of course, you can choose to throw the half-sliced duck in the trash, or you can just do it as fast as I did.

That way, at least it's a whole roast duck.

Let's talk about the black page, I'm quite satisfied with this story, and I basically took back all the clues laid down before, maintaining quite logic and integrity.

Especially in the portrayal of several main characters, I was very happy to see that everyone said in this chapter that Malcolm is a villain who has always been highly personable and IQ, even when he left, everyone liked him very much, so I was still a little moved, and the bearded pirate king version of Zhang Heng is the last easter egg.

I also know that the disadvantage is too long, but there is no water over the number of words, the story is very compact, and it is not that such a group story cannot be developed in such a space.

In short, like it or not, the Black Sails chapter is over, and the story of Nassau is over.

The worldview of this book has expanded a bit. (Scattered flowers)

I wanted to write a chapter today, but these words are not unpleasant, so thank you for taking the time to watch me ramble so much, if someone told me before that writing a book can exercise your ability to resist stress, I would definitely not believe it, but now I feel like a great wolf.

Finally, remind everyone who goes home for the New Year to pay attention to personal and property safety, especially in places with many people such as the train station, or when you need to queue up for more physical contact, you must pay extra attention to your wallet and mobile phone.

After that, there is no charge for nonsense in this chapter~

In addition, I recommend the new book "Covered Hands" written by shrimp, shrimp writing is an author I like very much, and my other reading trumpet has been subscribing to his books, but his books are quite niche, fast-paced, and three-viewed...... Well, how to put it, it's quite to my appetite, and those who suit the taste can use it themselves.