Mo Yaoxie's comeback work. He hopes old and new friends will show him plenty of support. Ye Ling is a modern man who, through a bizarre twist of fate, accidentally swallows the Blood-Blood Fruit and ends up in the world of pirates. He is the youngest rear admiral in history, but during the Mary Geoise Attack, he frees countless slaves and is stripped of his Marines post and sentenced to prison. Ten years later, he returns as a king. The Marines won't take him back, so from then on the seas gain a great pirate who strikes fear into the Marines: Blood Shadow.
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What's the situation with the author? The protagonist is a time-traveler, but I don't know the plot character in One Piece. Apart from the introduction saying that he is a time-traveler, the article does not show that he is a time-traveler at all except that his name is a modern person!!! It's not about modern time travel, but you understand how to travel through ancient times or other worlds. Doing this makes you look smart, but in fact it doesn't make people feel immersed at all. It makes my head hurt??
Commentary on Chapter 25: The Power of the General in "One Piece: Blood and Shadow" written by Mo Yaoxie.
I was confused when I saw your **protagonist name**
Commentary on Chapter 10: Imprisonment in "One Piece: Blood and Shadow" written by Mo Yaoxie.
Boss, your books are not good, why can't some of them be read?