I once guided a greenhorn into becoming the Pirate King, and taught a troublemaker named Garp a set of iron-fist techniques! The one who gave me the biggest headache was a little guy named Edward Newgate, who kept pestering me every day to let him be my son.
Decades passed. The greenhorn who once risked his life ushered in the Great Pirate Era, and troublemaker Garp became a hero of the Marines. As for Newgate, he did pretty well too. He developed the fruit power I tossed his way to its absolute limit and became the World's Strongest man.
My name is Xia Yu. Don't mess with me. I have a bad temper.
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Since watching One Piece, I have learned Ming Ge's steps, Kizaru's expression, Serka's laughter, Smoker's way of smoking, and the Empress's contemptuous actions. When I see a man, I say: "Give me a face and be my son." When I meet a woman, I say: "Can you show me your underwear?" Then when they wanted to beat me, they said, "The world will forgive me for whatever I do, because I am as beautiful as a fairy." They put on the expression of Kizaru, the laughter of Serka, took out two cigarettes and lit two cigarettes. In less than two minutes, I had red-haired hands, Fujitora's eyes, black beard's teeth, Aoki pheasant's legs, and the fate of white beard.
I discovered that Bucky is really lucky and domineering
Emmmm. . . Why does the plot feel so familiar? Have I read this book somewhere?
This writing style, tsk tsk, is watery and boring.
Did you write "Da Qin Live for a Long Time" (?ò ? ó?)
How slow is it that only two days are enough?
Exactly the same as another book I read.
It's a dragon that takes over Orange Town, okay? Are you writing a novel without even understanding the original work? Are you showing off your IQ?