One Piece: Sharpshooter

I hope the author writes him off in the future.

Let me tell you here that Kizaru may be a revolutionary army. First of all, this old fritter has always been lazy, but when he captured Luffy in Shampoo Land, he actually asked for help, while Kizaruzawa just bullied Supernova and did not arrest them. Then there was the battle on the top. When Luffy faced the three generals, he kicked him away. When Luffy was in danger, he kicked him back and forth. When Luffy was hit by his beam, he kicked him directly to Whitebeard. We know that the leader of the Revolutionary Army is Dorag, and Luffy is Dorag's son, so there is nothing to say about kicking Luffy. Finally, some of the moves of the three generals have their own code names, such as Red Dog's Canine Tooth Red Lotus, Kuzan's Pheasant Mouth, Uncle Yixiao's Gravity Sword Tiger, and what about Kizaru's moves? The eight-foot mirror, the eight-foot magatama, and the Tiancongyun sword are all important treasures in Japan, especially the Tiancongyun sword, and the Tiancongyun sword is the representative of justice. Let's go back to Shampoo. Why did Kizaru target Soda instead of Luffy, the mastermind at the time (except that Kizaru was a revolutionary army)? We know that Soda has a demon sword: the third generation of ghosts. Since ancient times, Tian Cong Yun Jian and Gui Che have been incompatible with good and evil, so why did Kizaru target Soda. And what the swordsman of the Five Old Stars should have in his hands is the first-generation Ghost Tetsu (don't ask me why, I'm too lazy to explain). And it is possible that Kizaru used the Tian Cong Yun Sword to represent the righteous party (revolutionary army) and point at the World Government and the Five Old Stars. So here is a reminder to the author.

From now on, the revolutionaries can change their name to the New Fourth Army.

With my amazing intuition, I feel that the author knows how to be a eunuch.

At chapter 58, I thought I was going to finish it, so I focused on the key points neatly and neatly. I felt good about writing more than one chapter. I just mentioned the battle between snake and cow. It was handled well... It turns out... You, the author, are really good.

Really rubbish? Still making tea and talking about heroes? Hahaha. . .

After watching One Piece for so long, I didn't know that people in that world could understand and use ancient texts like this. I'm just a genius.

1: The love between the protagonist and the empress was too poorly written, and the empress fell in love with him without any explanation. 2: The plot moves too fast and doesn't settle in well at all. 3: So in the end, why did you get that Luffy out? 4: Originally living in seclusion It's okay! You have to go to Hokage! Okay, daily water experience is over

Alas, I don't know what to say.

My IQ is so low that I couldn't figure out what the theme was after reading dozens of chapters.