One Piece: Summoning Yoriichi from the Start to Kill the Celestial Dragons

Self-contradictory writing. Why are the trash Dracos kept? Also, I want to ask Rayleigh if he can kill her. Rayleigh's sin value is not low. She has so many sin points and is still a maid. What do you want the people who choose to follow you to think? They will also be selected as slaves at that time. They may also be Dracos. It's funny. Can't the logic of the book I wrote make sense? Seeing that a woman can't walk?

Accepted, you didn't kill anyone related to the Straw Hats, you chopped down every one you saw against the Straw Hats, and you didn't kill Kizaru even when he came to arrest you, and you didn't want Jinbe to bite you, and since you were a thief, you were pitifully killed by Waldo and the others, and with the mentality of the protagonist, you might as well go straight to your own invincibility and go the navy route.

Let me tell you something here. This is my first time writing a book. There may be many bad points, but I have corrected them. I will read readers' comments and try to correct the shortcomings of the novel. Thank you, thank you for your support. The writing in the front is not good, if it's too poisonous, you can jump to the back, I promise it won't be poisonous.

It's quite interesting. Don't play it so fast. The protagonist and the gang should make up for it with more performance.

I gave up decisively after reading Chapter 6. I originally felt pretty good, but there were two points that made me give up. The first one was to bring that female Draco into the organization because she was good-looking. I personally felt that the price dropped instantly and was vulgar. Second: To judge a person's sin, just look at the number of people killed and the lives indirectly killed. So what if you kill a guilty person? This setting is a bit too childish. The overall evaluation is just average, a little brainless, and not suitable for an old bookworm like me.

Just so-so. A few more symbols would be perfect.

Come on, come on!

It's poisonous, right? There are so many good-looking people in the pirate world, so you have to be this Celestial Dragon? ? This Celestial Dragon doesn't matter how many people she has killed before, she has good looks anyway. She can be redeemed by joining Akatsuki and becoming a maid, and she can become a good person. It's a real double standard. I gave up the book after reading this chapter.

A little bit poisonous. . .

I only read a few chapters and didn't want to read anymore. The Summoning series doesn't look good if it has multiple female protagonists. I don't think it will exceed 200 chapters.