Age of Discovery: I Am the Strongest Marine Hunter

The three views of One Piece are all broken. You can like it, but don't be obsessed with it. Treat it as part of your own three views. In other words, don't integrate the little devil's thoughts into your body.

To be honest, the three views in One Piece are all Japanese three views, and they are all abnormal to us. Is there anything to discuss? You guys are having such a heated discussion that I can't even understand, which side of One Piece is a decent person?

Revenge or butcher? Acting like a butcher in the name of revenge

In the world of One Piece, the World Government represents the ruling class, and the Navy was a violent organization under the World Government. And when the ruling class does not allow the exploration of the blank hundred years, and explores this without any means of self-protection, is this not seeking death? But what about another angle? Let's develop ourselves first and let ourselves have absolute strength. Will this provide greater security in exploring the blank hundred years? If O'Hara had so many masters, would the World Government still dare to issue an order to destroy the entire O'Hara with the Demon-Slaying Order? After all, O'Hara has an omniscient tree, and no one can tell what kind of books are in it? What if there is a way to make these scholars stronger? And when O'Hara has the absolute strength to defy the world's conquering powers, is it still a matter of exploring a hundred years of history? O'Hara will be like the Yonko Group, right?

The most powerful ones, Roger, Garp, Shanks. Beckman, Raleigh, these have no fruit ability.

What kind of book is really poisonous? The protagonist is pure fw. Blackbeard is the father of the protagonist.

From Akainu's point of view, he destroyed the refuge ship to prevent scholars from sneaking onto the ship and escaping. But from the perspective of the reincarnated protagonist, Akainu is the enemy who killed his parents. Moreover, the protagonist had no memory of his past life at that time, and he would have died if the system had not protected him. It is also impossible to recall memories from past lives. It can be said that before the system awakened, the protagonist was an indigenous person. For Akainu, it is necessary to destroy the refuge ship to prevent scholars from escaping secretly. But for the protagonist, the navy killed his reincarnated parents. The hatred of killing one's father and killing one's mother is irreconcilable. If the protagonist has the strength, he can take any revenge. Scholars can seek their own death, but they drag civilians into trouble. So the protagonist has three enemies. The first is the long-dead scholar, the second is Akainu or the navy who launched the demon-slaying order, and the third is the world government.

I think the first enemy of the protagonist should be the world government, and the second enemy should be the scholars. The third place is the navy. They can be killed, and the first one is the navy. The second scholar, and finally the world government. Considering that those scholars are dead, the first one is the navy, and then the second one is the world government.

Another bad Qian article, article, headline-grabbing article

Quite a lot of idiots in the comments section.