After transmigrating into the world of One Piece, he activates the Trait System. Fighting powerful opponents gives him a chance to acquire all kinds of traits.
When a warship appears before him, he chooses to join the Marines.
But just as his path to strength begins, he is subjected to Zephyr's **.
"Your fundamentals are too weak."
"How did you pass the rookie assessment?"
"Fighting isn't for you."
Two weeks later.
The passerby colonel in charge of rookie training says, "Instructor Zephyr, the recruit you ** has beaten the strongest ability user in this class!"
Several years later.
Zephyr says, "I never thought the rookie I nearly ** back then would become the disciple I'm proudest of in my whole life."
Sengoku says, "Without him, the Marines would suffer an immeasurable loss!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After all, it's Zefa's true biography. He won't kill any pirates.
Personally, I suggest you get a fruit black dragon or a black jade unicorn from the fantasy beast series. One person can master thunder and water, and the other can master feng shui. Neither of them are afraid of the sea!!! Recently, I've been watching too many natural and superhuman scenes in One Piece, and I'm getting visual fatigue.
The author recommends that the protagonist fights hard
Armed colors are not standard for Lieutenant Generals. Go and see how those naval soldiers in Tokushima resisted the birdcage. The navy's training is systematic polishing in the early stage and explosion in the later stage. Well-known pirates rely more on their bodies or squeeze their own potential.
Regarding "Pirates: Dissuaded by the Navy Headquarters at the Beginning" written by Salty Fish Lion, Chapter 22: I defeated Hawkeye and snatched his black knife. Who is more arrogant? Chapter review.