Pirates: Join the Navy and Enforce Justice

The writing is quite good, I prefer the protagonist who works hard.

Let's forget about the setting of doli. When I look at the doli value, I think you haven't watched One Piece. I've read more than a dozen chapters, okay, I'm numb. It's more suitable for people who haven't read the original One Piece.

Come on author, I haven't watched One Piece that much. Who can write using the following template Use fists as weapons, template for the first full-time master, Desert Guyan Pirate Ship Tyrant has a single heroine, no Madonna, no darkness. She doesn't join the protagonist's group when it's time to kill, but there is an intersection. She appears in key battles and doesn't steal the protagonist's scene.

@Gunpiercing the clouds The author's chapter is wrong ... I'd better forget about the emotional line. It's really not suitable. As I write, I forget about Ain.

I hope this book can become the next Ron

The book is a good one, mainly because the author is too short and ends abruptly.

It's only after chapter 100 that the content becomes interesting. The suppression was too harsh in the past.

There's nothing particularly poisonous about it!

Come on, come on, come on

I'll go. Are there so few people?

I like this style

Very good, very good

Not bad, very to my liking

Oops, not bad

It's okay, but the ending is a bit rushed [face covering]

Good, good, good, good, good, it would be better if you add a little [smile] [smile] [smile] Except for some problems on the love line, overall it looks good~~~

Very good, kill more of Hu's potential subordinates, and then train to counterattack the world government.