At Sabaody, My Thunder Breathing Is a Thousand Times Stronger, and I Beat Kizaru Senseless

Three months ago, a person replied to me. He married a beautiful girl. A month ago, a person replied to me. He won a lottery of 5 million yuan. A week ago, a person replied to me. He said that his illness was cured. This year, a person replied to me. Not only did he marry a beautiful wife, he also won a lottery of 5 million yuan, and he was free from illness and pain. That's all I'm saying. It's up to you what to do. — Friends who saw this, although this is fake and I lied about replying, but whether you reply or not, I wish you a happy family reunion, good health, smooth work, and the people you like like you, and I wish you good luck.

At the end of this book, the protagonist said that you will lose if you use Bengyu Aizen, so I stopped reading it at that time. I haven't seen Death, but I know that someone who can't even defeat Naruto is as impossible as defeating Death.

The authors who write books all have a common problem, that is, they are hit by a car after being put on the shelves, their computers are broken, so-and-so is going to get married, so-and-so has just died, and they have fevers and headaches and go to the doctor, and their mobile phones are broken.

It feels a bit overwhelming to the protagonist. Others always describe the protagonist as being close to the Yonko. Is it possible that which Yonko can defeat two generals in one battle (cut off arms and legs and become unconscious) and kill three lieutenant generals? There are always people who have ideas about this kind of record. What you described seems to be worse than the Yonko.

The book is good, but am I really convinced by this branch? Carrying a piece of broken branch with you is understandable to other people who think it is an artifact. You, the protagonist, carry it with you. You want to show that the protagonist does not care about weapons and can use anything. It is understandable, but carrying it with you is really speechless. You might as well write that the protagonist does not carry anything, and then picks up a * or something next to the enemy. I think it is more powerful than you carrying a branch with you.

Definitely when you get the ability to fly, throw one directly into the Dragon lair and use it to kill a **** Qiwuhai. As expected, the protagonist is a timid and fearful virgin bitch. First, most of them were hunted down for half a year, but most of them were left alive, mainly by the world government, and then they were killed by the general. He didn't retaliate after the chase, and was chased twice. When he got a small nuclear bomb and had the ability to fly, he would immediately go to the Celestial Dragon lair and throw one away. He also waited for others to realize his mistake. Anyone who has watched One Piece knows that this government will not touch you as long as it is afraid of killing you. In the end, it must be overthrown.

She's a bit like a virgin, not decisive enough. If she lets the crane go, won't she catch it next time? Will you speak kind words for the protagonist? And Garp is so proud? The protagonist is sad. He is not just sad when Ace dies. In this situation, he is destined to be an enemy and should not be soft-hearted.

The writing is so empty, I always feel like the plot is floating in the sky.

If you use a branch as a weapon, you will be invincible.

Can a pirate be stronger than a god of death???