As the new emperor of a wealthy nation, Allen feels overwhelmed.
The Rocks Pirates are attacking, and the World Government is watching him like a hawk. It feels like the whole world is trying to kill him!
Amid the danger, he activates the Choice System and, from the start, receives 88 Divine Cloths with the power to slay gods and destroy the universe!
It's a royal flush right from the start.
The era of Rocks' supremacy, the era of the Three Legendary Pirates, the Great Pirate Era, the Worst Generation...
All of these will become things of the past!
The Sanctuary will become the ruler of the entire world!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Come on, although the subject matter is very good, how to distribute the other holy clothes in the future? How about making a pope, the protagonist of the church, and setting up other holy clothes to make you 100% loyal when you wear them, it will be perfect, and add a similar setting that you can't wear it without the approval of the holy clothes. Without my consent, it is useless for you to take it.
The protagonist is an emperor, and he looks happy being recruited as his subordinate?? Not at all like an emperor.
The standing collapse is too exaggerated. With 10 general-level blows stacked, they can probably kill Rocks. Not to mention there are more than 40 in total. If we act together, no matter how awesome the Rocks Pirates are, they probably won't be able to do anything anymore. I don't know what you think.
Damn you eunuch, never write another novel again. Otherwise, your son will also be a eunuch in the future??
It's better to have a sacred summoning system. It's against the rules to see Tsunade wearing a Taurus.
I feel like looking at Tsunade is so incongruous, so why don't I just summon the ones from Saint Seiya? I like the people and armor from the Legend of Saint Seiya.
If he had the overlord look during the Warring States Period, could he still be a general and marshal?
The latest chapter made me want to read it. At the beginning, the pirates under Rocks attacked the protagonist's country, right? The protagonist just fights back, right? Why is it that the protagonist now acts like Rocks is too generous to care about the protagonist, and then the protagonist praises him as a domineering hero with a grateful attitude??? It really poisoned me. Author, you are so awesome.
If you don't write about Microcosm, don't write about Saint Seiya. They all started at the speed of sound.
This novel was not enjoyable at all.