Crossing the Grand Line: Bringing Worlds to the Sea

I think it's very interesting to have a big boss behind the scenes who is right in front of everyone but they don't know about it. It's a bit boring to be completely hidden. Also, I hope you don't give everything you draw to others. I've read a book where the main character will continue to cause trouble for others even if he gets good things. His own strength has not improved at all, and he just does things just for the sake of making trouble.

**One MC can defeat all the systems written by the current author.

Returned after seeing the martial arts characters,

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This comment is really bad. I can't see it or I can't see it until the next day.

The first time I saw pirates, they looked very big.

How can you fill in the big hole by writing the final issue like this?

Chapter 167: Minato was written as Nagato, the author changed it

About Chapter 193 of "Crossing the Great Line: Bringing All Realms to the Sea" written by Yi Zhongzang World: The power of Joyboy, a detailed explanation of the three ancient weapons. Chapter review.

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