Ronan traveled back in time to his favorite pirate world.
Moreover, he also awakened an experience room system. As long as he defeated the enemy, he could project the enemy's phantom into the experience room to provide him with the experience needed to upgrade his skills.
All this was originally so beautiful, but...
Why did he knock Shanks unconscious as soon as he appeared on the scene, who was about to perform a heroic attack? !
Ronan glanced at the ferocious red-haired crew members around him and couldn't help but fall into deep thought.
Please tell me, can I still run away in this situation?
Waiting online, it's very urgent!
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