From the Start, I Play the One-Armed King, Red-Haired Shanks

Can't quite understand. When you play a pirate like Shanks who yearns for freedom, why do you have to go to a place like the academy that seems very restrictive at first sight?

It's not considered acting. The protagonist's personality is completely different from Shanks. It's a bit outrageous that a small city can have a rubber fruit appear at the same time as a fantasy beast species and three top-level natural types. The probability of a top-level fruit appearing together is greater than the probability of a swordsman appearing. It's outrageous.

You don't have the domineering red hair. Red hair is like a pirate. You always follow the rules and you don't have the domineering red hair. Personal opinion.

What should I say, instead of playing, it is better to just change the name to obtain Shanks' abilities, and the setting is quite messy. Shanks originally yearned for freedom, but the protagonist wanted to enter the academy to restrain the character of Shanks. Also, think more about the fruit. Don't impose the setting. I don't know what to add a rubber fruit. If it is not used when playing Shanks, it's okay, because it can also be used when playing the next character. And Shanks wasn't that much of a murderer. At most, he would just knock him out or something, and he would only kill him if it didn't work. Overall, the plot is pretty good, but don't add your own yearnings indiscriminately

Isn't Shanks and Hawkeye evenly matched, just like Roger and Whitebeard?

You're not going to tell me to eat rubber fruit, are you? Forced installation of settings?

Isn't it the left hand where the red hair is broken?

Is the redhead's sense of knowledge so strong?

Is this an act? Wouldn't it be more accurate to just say that you gain the ability to have red hair? We are thousands of miles apart from the red-haired persona.

Red hair seems to be domineering due to its domineering color, right?