Pirates: Holding the Red Tower, the Dragon Hurts Kaido with One Blow

That night in the theatrical version, Elegia turned into purgatory, and the red-haired group left Uta on the isolated island in tears. Luo Ze, who had just watched the movie, shrunk into a ten-year-old child, bound to the singer development system, chose Uta and embarked on the road to the top. He was also destined to face the adoptive father of the Four Emperors in the future. The first childhood golden song was exchanged for a max-level dragon. The destructive death light of a max-level quasi-god hit Kaido's face hard, and even the corners of the eyes of the world's most powerful creature were bleeding. This is just the beginning. Every time he learned a new song, the system would give him an incredible reward. From Roger's Swordsmanship to the Mangekyo Sharingan, the list of rewards became more and more outrageous. But Uta needed more than just a voice and a stage. The girl trapped in lies and self-blame needs someone to uncover the truth for her, pull Elecia up from the ruins, and rely on live broadcast to spread her voice to every sea area. As long as the system rewards continue, Im on the Throne of the Void in the future, Kaido on the Ghost Island, and even the red-haired man himself will have to re-recognize the name of this young manager. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.