The Two Marineford Wars: The More They Compare, the More Sengoku Breaks Down

As the title states, how could I give you a husband and a child? What an injustice to the common people!

Since we are comparing two worlds, wouldn't it be okay for a girl to compare the ending process of not meeting the man who met the hero and meeting the protagonist? The protagonist should be admired and liked by many girls, and the pirate world should be able to have a harem. Oden is like that in Wano Country, why can't there be dozens of times more male protagonists? Also, Uta wasn't born to Maginot, right? Has the comic already said that? I still think the red hair is not a good match, and he kidnapped two people who were living a good life. .

When did this appear? It's rare that we don't have much inventory of those things now, and now here comes this?!!!

No matter what, there must be more good people in the corrupt navy than there are in the pirates.

In the third chapter of the opening chapter, at the navy headquarters where elites were gathering for a celebration, Marco actually said, with such a good opportunity, why didn't the pirates from that world attack the navy headquarters at this time? The important thing is that Whitebeard still agrees with this statement? I'm drunk. Such an annoying thought of dying is because I am impatient to live. What did the author think? A normal person would probably say a sneak attack on the other branches that have been mobilized, right? I can't deal with my sister, and I can't tear her apart!

One thing I want to complain about is that Kuina in the protagonist world is the world's number one swordsman. At present, it all depends on the flaming sword. That is, as long as someone gets the sword and has domineering energy as the driving energy, he can become the number one swordsman. Isn't this strength a bit too weak?

I feel like I am bragging about pirates again. Every time I answer a question, the benefits will be given to the pirates. I am speechless.

Titles are getting shorter and shorter, which means ghostwriting is not far away

It's okay. The comparative essays are much better than the inventory essays. Except for some of the inventory essays that are funny, most of them are just like the sea. The comparative essays are at least quite enjoyable.

Does the author think that a swordsman is enough to be a quasi-general? Then why do some people say that women cannot become great swordsmen? Your protagonist's secretary, Taotu, is gone! There is a female great swordsman next to her, and the crane who is most familiar with her... So is it collective forgetfulness or does it really feel like As long as a swordsman like him can cut sword energy and cut iron, Can anyone be a quasi-general?