The Revolutionary Army Holds Its Annual Meeting, and Only Akainu and I Remain in the Marines

After releasing so many criminals and trampling on the efforts of others, good pirates will always be in the minority, and there will always be more people like Blackbeard who will do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.

I rewarded you with three thousand, and as long as you don't lick Luffy later and kill him anytime, I will reward you with another two thousand!

In the pirate world, if I were an ordinary person, even if I was the deserter who was killed by Akainu, I would still support Akainu. Do you really know what it means to be a peaceful dog rather than a person in troubled times if you have never experienced troubled times?

What's the matter? After staying in the world of One Piece for more than seventy years, without developing power or picking up girls, Nami Robin has no hope. She knew that Luffy was going to be filmed going to Daughters Island to pick up girls, so she let him go. That's it.

What annoys me the most about Akainu is that he keeps talking about absolute justice, but doesn't mention anything about the actions of the Tenryu people. He works very hard to kill pirates, but after all, he is just the dog of the Tenryu people. This is not just Akainu's problem, 90% of the navy has this problem, but this behavior is very different from Akainu's absolute justice.

1. There is no excuse for Akainu killing civilians. Even now, no matter which country's army kills civilians, there is no excuse for it. With this foundation, don't mention justice. 2. Akainu is not so absolute. If he were to be absolutely absolute, he would not agree to the Shichibukai system at all. Absoluteness means extreme. Not killing the Shichibukai directly would be a compromise. How dare you call this justice? The conclusion is that Akainu is neither absolute nor just. Even if he shouts slogans to give himself a position, he is actually a naked militaristic hawk who can do many inhumane things to achieve his goals. From a civilian standpoint, soldiers like Akainu can't protect me, because I don't know if there will be a pirate or revolutionary army nearby that will kill me.

The authors of Feilu are basically male

Because there is a protagonist, the Blackbeard group is destroyed, Diamond dies, Kebibelumeb dies, and a Celestial Dragon dies. All of the above were defeated by the protagonist's long-range attacks. But it can be killed instantly, and the author said that he wanted to kill Luffy in his heart and mouth, but he just didn't take action. He has the fastest speed in the game, the most domineering swordsmanship in the game, and can easily kill anyone with long-range attacks, but he only uses his overlord color to overwhelm Luffy. . . . . .

According to the author's setting, when the protagonist is dueling with Rocks, what does Whitebeard mean to the protagonist? At this time, the protagonist said, "The era of Whitebeard is over." Is that right? Based on his qualifications and strength, he regards Whitebeard as just a brat, instead of seeing Whitebeard as some legend of the sea and the strongest man in the world.

How many civilians died, how many wives were separated. In one word, there are so many more pirates on the sea. Pirates are guilty, Roger is guilty, if you want to take risks, call it an adventure ship instead of a pirate ship. If you don't kill the pirates to advance to the castle, you're afraid that the fruit will regenerate and create another powerful pirate.