Age of Discovery: My Clones Are Everywhere Across the Four Seas!

Author, if you are bragging, don't bring Aaron with you. How can Aaron's body be as good as steel? Big Mom only has this description of pirates, and it was during the time when Luffy went to sea. How could Zoro not be able to defeat Arlong?

I think this type of novel should use clones to fool the pirates and natives, create a master, and have strong people emerge one after another. I don't care whether it is beneficial to the protagonist's strength or not. I think we should think more about making it more enjoyable for readers. As for the finale of the protagonist, just give a random reason to make him stronger and invincible. Many Internet articles use this routine, and they are not really trying to create any classics.

I just want to know who the protagonist's sister will sleep with in the end?

Alita's bounty was one million beli, and then there was a major from the navy headquarters who could compete with a pirate with a bounty of one million. How much do you look down on the major from the navy headquarters? If you don't want to write, don't write. If you want to write well, just be careful.

It's poisonous to have your own clone become someone else's tool. Even if the other person is a woman, you are still willing to be someone else's tool. You are really a**. Hehe. Are you someone else's licker? The main character is written as if Nami is licking*.

I want to ask if I have a clone. If I pretend to be you and lie to a woman you know, does this count as cheating on myself?

This is a running account without the pirate flavor!!

Ni-chan means elder brother, and ji-chan means grandpa.

If the clone has a female swordsman, will he eventually become a female swordsman?

Three templates have been synchronized, but the main body still has soy sauce on the edge?