"Ding! An enemy dropped a box. Congratulations, Host, you have obtained the Rumble-Rumble Fruit ability."
"Ding! An airdrop is being collected. Congratulations, Host, you have obtained the Zanpakuto Ryujin Jakka."
"Ding! Lottery complete. Congratulations, Host, you have obtained blueprints for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds firearms."
A Goddess Empress from the start, with all equipment earned in battle. He picks up airdrops in his spare time, sells arms on the side, and even starts a war in the world of One Piece.
Bombing the Holy Land, underworld emperor, warmonger, arms tycoon... These are just some of the labels attached to Tang Si. He takes them all in stride, and even wants to chase down another airdrop.
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The author made the navy too weak. The protagonist had a hard time winning against the red-haired one and almost lost. Now the protagonist fights against three admiral-level marines and wins easily. It feels too fake. You must know that the admiral and the Yonko are masters at the same level, but the admiral you wrote here is too far behind the four emperors.
The heavenly gold of the Tianlong people is 300 million??
I really don't understand why so many protagonists in One Piece novels go to save Ace and Whitebeard. The protagonists have nothing to do with Ace and Whitebeard. If you save them, will they be grateful to you? It's all in vain to save your own men and save someone you don't know. Isn't it interesting? I feel annoyed now when I see the protagonist trying to save Ace.
Are you running out of energy so quickly? I remember it seemed that Garp or someone fought with one person for three days and three nights. No matter how bad Kizaru was, he could still fight for one day.
Just one billion for Golden Country? I'm afraid it's not because the system has corrupted 99% of it. Wang Lufei can get 300 million for whatever he wants.
Kizaru was a lieutenant general when Tiger was wreaking havoc in the Holy Land. He was promoted to general only after the Tiger incident.
I would like to give you a suggestion: change the lottery system of the first ticket to a box-opening system, so that the ability to open boxes and obtain items will be more immersive.
It's okay, but the timeline isn't quite right. Would Kizaru be a lieutenant general instead of a general?
I don't know why I don't want to read anymore when I see the Zanpakutō and the Sharingan.
In which period was the wretched Huang a general?