Shi Luo, a swordsman from the modern world, ends up in the world of pirates after an accident.
Shi Luo is extraordinarily gifted, and awakens all three types of Haki within three months, stunning the entire Navy.
Zephyr sighs. "I'm getting old."
Garp bursts into laughter. "That kid was brought here by me."
Akainu says coldly, "At the very least, we need to assign a vice admiral to stay by his side. He's too unpredictable."
To bring about justice in the Navy, Shi Luo and his companions embark on a new journey.
Shanks: "What, are you challenging me again?"
Doflamingo: "Damn it! Why is it them again?"
Luffy: "So he was a good guy after all."
The title of this book is wrong. It says that he is a marine, but in the end he allowed Whitebeard and Ace to survive in the War on the Top. This shows that the author is another licker of so-called pirates, so he still chooses to be a marine, and he doesn't even know how to do it, haha.
Are you a navy or a pirate? Or a twenty-five-year-old? Pirates are a cancer, and so are the Celestial Dragons. Killing pirates does not conflict with killing Celestial Dragons. If you can't afford to offend the Celestial Dragons now, then deal with the pirates first. The Navy has always had no problems. Losing the war will have a huge impact on the Navy. This will lead to many people going to sea to become pirates. From this point on, the Whitebeard Pirates deserve to die.
Sometimes peace and quiet, sometimes stone fall?
After reading more than 20 chapters, I am speechless. A thief is a thief no matter what the name of the thief is.
How should I say, quite satisfactory?