Pirate: If You Can't Be a King, You Have to Destroy the World

Plot issues First, regarding the plot, the protagonist is a prince, and he knows that this is the world of One Piece, and you have also written that the protagonist wants to go to sea, so why not collect information in advance to see if there are any people suitable to be a crew member, and as a modern person, in this chaotic world, you should recruit people as soon as possible. For example, Isshin in the original work should be recruited earlier. Isshin is looking for a clean place. When the protagonist is assisting the government, The protagonist's country should not be dirty, because the dirt will be wiped out immediately, so Yishin should be very happy in this place full of order, where the people live and work in peace and contentment, and believe that the protagonist can bring pure land and order to the world, so that darkness can have no hiding place. After seeing the sins of the Celestial Dragons and the navy's aiding others, and comparing it to the navy, he will not leave the protagonist, but will help the protagonist grow, so that the protagonist can bring the pure land to the world. Second, regarding the protagonist's strength, is there no way to train the auxiliary government? How is this possible? The old king is not dead. After all the basic decrees and laws are formulated, the protagonist does not need to spend much time at all. It is just a small country of about 100,000 people. It does not even have a population in a fourth-tier city. There are so many things to deal with. And you are a prince and you can just leave things to the people below. Why do you need to do it yourself? At least half of the time should be spent on training every day, so that when facing the lieutenant general in the future, there is no need to temporarily activate the protagonist's aura. Because of the years of training, the protagonist's strength can face the major general. Coupled with the enhancement of the White Tiger Fruit, low-ranking lieutenant generals can be beaten casually. Isn't this reasonable? Why do you have to turn on the protagonist's halo? It made me feel a little uncomfortable watching it, because logically I can only use the protagonist's halo to explain why the protagonist can defeat the lieutenant general. Because as you said before, because he needs to assist the government, he doesn't have enough training and has no strength. Okay, the above is about the plot. The rest of the plot is pretty good, and there are no logical flaws. Next is the issue of errors and omissions in the original setting, which cannot be said because Oda never said that the generals and emperors are of the same level. Combat power setting According to the combat power of the Pirate King, the Four Emperors plus Roger, plus the hidden power, cannot reach the combat power of more than twenty Four Emperors. At most, it is about fifteen. The Celestial Dragons, the Knights of God, the World Government, the Navy, etc. Add up to twenty or thirty general-level combat capabilities. Tell me, if the general and emperor are at the same level, how do you fight? Im and King are not included, because one of them likes to control behind the scenes, and the cost of using the other is too high, so it is not considered a regular combat force. If the conventional combat power of the navy was not able to crush the four emperors, then the four emperors' separatist regime in One Piece would have formed. If the Four Emperors are really of the same level, then just call in the manpower and divide the Four Emperors into one regiment. Will three general-level combat forces be enough to defeat the Four Emperors? So, what do you say in your book? There is not enough logic. In a world where great power is exerted on oneself, as long as they win, it will take them all. It is impossible for the Tianlong people to not take action when they have absolute strength. If the Celestial Dragons want to balance their rule, I would like to ask, why didn't the Celestial Dragons come forward to save Whitebeard when the Navy launched a war on top? Therefore, what the Tianlong people want is not balance, but complete control. Their regular combat power is balanced with the Four Emperors. The power of the Tianlong people with more than thirty generals and the Four Emperors has reached a balance, which means that the Four Emperors' combat power is definitely stronger than that of the generals, even more than one against three. Otherwise, the Four Emperors cannot sustain this situation.

This is pretty cool. I hope you don't stop updating it.

It's really good. It's great. It's great. It's great.

Is this the end? It's just the beginning, right? What's going on?

It looks good, update soon, the author is awesome

Let's not talk about the pig's trotters. The key is that most of the Navy's combat power is here to catch pig's feet every time, and other places are ignored. The Navy's strength is here to catch pig's feet every day. Personally, in my opinion, the biggest devil in the Navy is Garp.

Good guy. Monkey D. Kaido is all done, awesome.

Weak-hearted, when the death toll becomes too many, it becomes just a number.

Overall, it's very good. The battles are well written, but some small details are not handled well, but it's not a big problem for me. I can still watch it.

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