The Strongest Grim Reaper on the Grand Line

When I was trying to grab the fruits of the operation, I saw Rosinandi's persistence and I couldn't bear to kill him. When it was my turn to face the navy, I would kill them whenever I could. Are some navy worse than pirates?

It's either robbery or murder, or it's using the excuse of profit to pick up girls. Which one has good intentions? And that time with Brother Ming, I don't know how the author wrote it in such a way that the person has never messed with you in the first place, but you kidnapped his subordinates and extorted ransom from others. This is nothing, but when the protagonist prepares to meet for the second time, the protagonist Ming Ge , his face turned dark immediately, and he felt very gloomy, as if Brother Ming had killed the father of the protagonist, very, please, it was obviously the protagonist who robbed someone else, but you wrote it as if Brother Ming had robbed the protagonist, and the protagonist turned dark as soon as you explained Brother Ming. Is there some kind of revenge for killing the father? When you first started writing, the character of the protagonist was completely destroyed, or was that just like that? Insidious, sanctimonious, lustful, pretentious, stingy, and with a superior mentality, you should say that the protagonist is a Tianlong talent, so it is consistent with this kind of character.

Why do you always have trouble with the navy?

When the protagonist first joined the Pirates, his personality was ordinary, but later on he completely darkened and became a sinister villain, not to mention all kinds of robberies. However, later on, the protagonist forced himself to find excuses for picking up girls. For example, when he rescued the empress, he obviously wanted to pick up the empress, but he said it was for profit. From the beginning to the end, he never saw where the profit was. Just pick up girls, what is the profit? Isn't this sanctimonious? The same is true in Fish-Man Island. As soon as the 3-year-old Shirahoshi saw the protagonist, he was forced to pretend to like him, saying that other people felt scared, but the protagonist was different. What was the difference? What can a 3-year-old Bai Xing know? The main reason is to let the protagonist fall in love with Bai Xing, so she let the protagonist come in to impress others when they were young. The mermaid queen also said that the protagonist was full of good intentions when she saw the protagonist, but she never saw the protagonist do anything that could be called a good deed from the beginning to the end.

Both your mind and body are tired of being played with, right?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, Tiger is definitely the protagonist's father. There is no benefit at all. The protagonist just wants to save him. It's really **

Even after writing so many books, you are still a loser. Do you know why?! Don't you think about it?!

Doesn't the power of Death directly affect the soul? Why do we need to learn Haki?

The conversation was really awkward. How old is the Empress? Rayleigh is nowhere near.

Shouldn't you just run away if you're in danger?