[This book is the second half of "Pirates: From Admiral to Sea Emperor", but there is no problem in just reading this book]
[The protagonist, Navy, can kill pirates, regardless of popularity]
"Marshal of the Warring States Period, admirals have their limits!"
"In the short ten years I have served in the Navy, I understand a truth."
"The higher your position in the navy is, the more you feel the existence and constraints of that limit."
"We must become something beyond the naval system!"
Navy Marshal Sengoku looked at the fourth general he had personally promoted with a ferocious look on his face: "What exactly do you want to say?"
Avista Luo Lin opened his arms, and behind him were countless naval officers who stood up with him: "We will no longer be the dogs of the Tianlong people, Warring States!"
"We must practice true justice! Clean up this sea!"
"Warring States, let's use the blood of the Celestial Dragons to celebrate the new life of the navy!"
Avista Lorin, who traveled to the world of One Piece, had a dream. He wanted to rewrite this world into his own story.
In order to realize this dream, he first needs to lead the navy to break away from the world government, punch the Tianlong Lunatic Asylum, kick the Yonko cram school, and purify all obstacles in front of him!
Reader comments
Let me give it five stars first. I feel it is much better than the previous one. At least there is no trace of Guo Laosi in this one.
In the last book, there were too many jokes, not everyone was familiar with them, and it also always played the kind of floating little aesthetic that Guo Laosi version
This one is much better than the previous one
The story is really well written, but it's a pity that it's not finished.
Let me give it five stars first. I feel it is much better than the previous one. At least there is no trace of Guo Laosi in this one. In the last book, there were too many jokes, not everyone was familiar with them, and it also always played the kind of floating little aesthetic that Guo Laosi version This one is much better than the previous one
The story is really well written, but it's a pity that it's not finished.