Age of Discovery: I Lived in Seclusion for Decades, and Now the System Shows Up?

Let me complain, the protagonist of this kind of pirate fanfic has a very strange outlook on life. I don't know why he always inexplicably decides that he must become a pirate, either to join a certain pirate group in the original book, or to form his own pirate group and go to sea. It is simply inexplicable. I would like to ask a person with normal outlook on life, would he think this way? Why not become a pirate? Pirate? Have we ever been proud of thieves in our history? Are you willing to degenerate and call yourself a thief? In the world view of One Piece, the reason why there are so many pirates, and why it is called the Great Pirate Age, is that apart from Roger's last words, it is probably the corrupt rule and oppression of the World Government that is the main reason, right? And what about the protagonist? There is no antecedent, no reason, just that I want to go to sea and become a pirate. . .

Forget the water, see for yourself how much strength has been added. The original strength is restored plus the partial strength and ability of six or seven crew members. It is difficult to fight with Rayleigh. I also admire you for being the deputy captain forty years ago. The combined basic strength of these people is enough to double you, not to mention the bonus of ability. In reality, most pirate characters who have appeared in the scene can do everything in seconds.

Isn't the power system a bit outrageous? A junior crew member who knows how to be domineering can't defeat five adult bandits in a dozen??

Chapter 23: Even a junior crew member can get drunk just by buying some meat.

Anyone can scold the protagonist. It's no big deal if his character is like this. Looking at your gradually improving background settings, you don't look like this kind of person. You can be Rocks' deputy when you are not dead, but you have been seriously injured for decades... The plot is for nothing, right? There are too many contradictions. The crew members summoned seem to be meaningless except to improve the protagonist's B status and deceive readers. Even Xiao Di has been trying hard to earn face for the protagonist, but he can't stand the protagonist's constant humiliation.

Travelers can only rely on the system? I have injuries on my body and there are so many Devil Fruits that can heal the body. If I don't look for them, I will destroy them and wait for the system. What a useless protagonist. I know the plot in vain.

Payne, Demiurge, and Ulquiorra's abilities are superimposed, and the protagonist itself is very strong. It takes a long time to fight Rayleigh, and it takes a long time to fight Whitebeard. What a flying protagonist?

The strength of the Six Paths level cannot beat the Knights of God. The current highest combat power of One Piece is about the same as Madara and Hashirama, just a super shadow. There is no possibility of the current combat power system of One Piece to soar. The subsequent plot is obviously a competition of technology.

Especially when I saw the junior members being injured by several bandits, I laughed to death. The junior members were so domineering and were injured by a few bandits who knew nothing about anything. This was a joke. This author has no idea what the difference is between being domineering and not being domineering. If you look at the New World, you will know that anyone who can be domineering in the New World and go to the Grand Line has a bounty of tens of millions. But he was injured by a few ordinary people with knives. Looking at the description, I almost died. I feel outrageous. If you can't write novels, just go find a class in the factory.

The protagonist is so powerful that he still has to use 60% of his strength to beat Ace at his peak? He is obviously a powerful force, but he still has to take action on his own? It's better to be alone in a single boat. He also said that he wanted to take revenge on Garp Whitebeard and bury himself in a village. He could have anything in his dream!