I Can Only Achieve Nothing and Become the Pirate King

I've always read this book, but I didn't read it when I read the reviews. I didn't read it this time. I was really short of books this time, and seeing how high the rating was, I thought about giving it a try. Unexpectedly, it taught me a lesson. Because I couldn't succeed in anything, I took advantage of the situation and became a pirate, and then I started to have no psychology. The burdened ones started to rob civilians, and they kept shouting that they wanted to be landowners. I didn't know what to say. In the situation in the pirate world, do you think that being a landowner is no longer simple? Find a desert island, find some refugees, provide shelter, open up wasteland, farm, and develop the economy. Isn't this faster than doing other things? I have to become a pirate to persecute civilians, and the more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. There are piles of deserted islands in Pirates. How quickly can I take over the mountain and become the king? Once I have the territory, I can find a way to collect some desperate civilians, and I can form a village directly. It will be full. It satisfies the wishes of the local landlord, but what is written in the end is that you can't do business, you can't farm, you can't fish, and then you become a pirate hunter, but you can't find prey. You said you can't do business, you can understand, you can't fish, how can you still not be good at farming? All in all, this novel is poorly written and I can't stand it.

I want to make a style like a pirate comic, but the writing is really not good enough, and the king at the beginning is a bit too strong, and very brainless. I won't go into details about how brainless it is. Another guy's speech in the comment area has already made me complain about everything I want to complain about. I feel that it is not as good as the previous book.

The main text is not bad, but the tragic plots interspersed are a bit 🤮. To put it bluntly: One Piece is just a Japanese anime, it doesn't matter even if everyone dies! And isn't the protagonist a different kind of savior?[Emot=default,42/] Chapter 40 contains the tragic story of two supporting characters. In fact, don't write those tragic plots, the other main text is good

I just looked at a few pictures and haven't seen anything like Pirates before, but how can you get points for a protagonist who is like an idiot and has a crappy fighting ability?

A man who knows domineering and six styles has gone sideways in the East China Sea. If he wants to save the country, he only needs to withdraw from the alliance. If he does not join the alliance, he does not have to pay the heavenly gold. It is just that the navy does not provide protection, but in the East China Sea, he is not afraid of any pirates with his strength. . .

At first I thought that accomplishing nothing meant being very unlucky. It turned out that the protagonist had a bad character.

It's quite boring to watch. It's always doing this kind of fancy stuff and can't do anything normal. The last one was bad luck and this was quite boring.

Until now, I don't know where the joy is. It's a little bit worse every time, and the plot has more than 200,000 words, all of which are popular science.

It's been a long time since I read novel reviews, and I found a lot of bad comments? Did you watch it for a few minutes or more than ten minutes and then leave a negative review? Normally, wouldn't you just cancel it if you don't like it?

It doesn't matter that Lily's character is written in a twisted way, and it doesn't matter if she rides a rocket to increase her strength. Your protagonist's strength setting is the same as that of an imbecile who can only brag about some skills and other miscellaneous things. Looking at the protagonist's record and combat power, is it still weaker than Kaido? He crushes Lily's strength at the beginning, and uses plug-ins to practice his strength every day, so he is still so rubbish? How long can the heroine be able to become a general if she takes time off every day to be busy with the whole country? [Emot=default,01/]I have to say that sometimes you really can't blame Oda for the collapse of his combat power. After reading the fanfic, I found that the collapse was more serious.[Emot=default,26/]