Pirate: Fuse with the Wine Sword Fairy and Become an Invincible Sword God!

I'll give it four stars for the time being. I don't take the initiative to open the harem with pig's feet. Most of the time, it's the other party's support. It gives people the feeling that if you have something to play with, you can play it, and if you don't have it, just forget it. There is also the Wine Sword Fairy. 1: Don't drink with pig's feet. 2: Where's the pig's foot sword? 3: Where are the sword moves of the Wine Sword Immortal? Si: What about the sword-controlling skills of the Jiujianxian? Wu: It feels like he is waving his hands as soon as he hits the target, and he even has a sword. Lu: In the scene at the Barati restaurant, that navy man who played with iron fists, did he squeeze everyone? He only had 30 points of sin points. How did you judge the term sin? However, I personally think it is good to have a harem, but I hope that the pig's feet can be soaked by themselves, instead of helping the other party, and the other party will directly help. All the villagers of Cocosia Village know more about why Nami joined the Dragon Pirates. Colonel Mouse, the soldiers below basically know what he has done, and they are not surprised at all by some of the evil things he has done. I actually want to know how much the pig's feet are worth judging Sakaski's guilt. I feel like Pig's Feet has a double standard for the Navy after killing prisoners in the Undersea Prison for more than ten years. When I first read it, I thought it was very interesting, but the feeling of double standards later on was too serious.

The beginning of this book is quite interesting.

Among the Invincible-style pirates, they are considered top-notch, so I hope there won't be too many female protagonists.

So far it seems that I can still read it, so please give it a try!

Keep up the good work, come on

It's okay, but it feels like a stallion.

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Can be rolled or ordered, come on, come on, come on, come on

I can still read this book, and I feel pretty good about it