Voyaging in a Box: Starting from Ohara!

The beginning is **, the protagonist knows it clearly and cannot remember what was written for him. Isn't the Ohara Demon Slaying Order the same as the Pirate King? I've seen it but can't remember how I can still study medicine with just this memory? Can he remember the knowledge in medical books?

After watching it for a while, I had a question, can those people not see the difference in power? Even Garp was crushed like this and he still screamed like a brat? And the people in the Five Old Stars saw that the protagonist has one eye that is as big as the sun and still have this attitude?

Once upon a time there was a box, and in the box was the sea. Later, the box became soft and rotten, and the sea water flowed out and was exposed to the sun, turning it into salt.

How do pirates decide who is right and who is wrong? Should they blame the navy?

In fact, the navy has a lot of weird things. Some of them don't even know what the demon-slaying order means, which is to destroy everyone and everything in the target, but they still want to save the civilians of O'Hara. Yes, everyone wants to be a good person and be liked by everyone. However, these civilians do not have the aura and background of the protagonists, nor are they insiders of the World Government. Even if they survive the O'Hara incident, they will eventually be hunted down by the World Government and harm more innocent people. Unless the Navy directly becomes a revolutionary army and lets these civilians join in to protect them at all times. Otherwise, it would not be saving O'Hara civilians, but indirectly killing more innocent civilians elsewhere. There is also such an important war at the top. I don't know which high-ranking navy official, but it is probably Garp, a double-standard weirdo, who actually let an ordinary person, Kirby, who had only joined the navy for a few months, go to participate in the war. The navy has no shortage of manpower and combat power. How can it allow an ordinary person who has just joined the army a few months to participate in such an important top-level war? Kerby followed Karp, and it would have been impossible to be selected without Karp's promotion and nomination. I don't know what the top brass of the Navy are thinking. They are leaving members like Peach, Rabbit, Sword, etc., But Pikeby and Belume, two ordinary people who have only been in the Navy for a few months, are going to join the top? If they weren't protected by Lord Oda, would they be allowed to participate in the war? Is that just letting them die? Looking at the leopard, we can imagine that among the so-called 100,000 elites, there are probably many ordinary people who joined the navy not long ago without the protection of Oda. It is no wonder that there are deserters at the top. The key navy does not lack combat power at all. The three generals are all AOE, and there are two paddlers at the top. Warring States and Garp have not done much. The lives of ordinary navy are probably not lives in the eyes of these guys, they are just numbers, right? Anyone who cares about the lives of his own navy soldiers would not do such a thing.

Even Shennong couldn't taste this poison.

The plot of Pangu is inexplicable

It's best not to favor the original protagonist.

Anyone? If so, give it a shout! Dear gentlemen!

What the hell is Pangu fighting three thousand demon gods written at the back? It's so embarrassing.