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The moment Donquixote Doflamingo was abandoned by the "Celestial Dragons" after he shot his father, with countless thoughts pouring in, he completely awakened. He knew that it was not his father, nor the untouchables, nor the navy, nor the Dracos, but the world that died. . .
This world is already rotten!
Several years later, he still embarked on the road to become the king of the Shichibukai, founded the Donquixote Pirates, still became the king of Dressrosa, still brutally plundered and carried out human trafficking, and at the same time still made some invisible and dirty deals with the navy.
But this time, something is different, because he is Don Quixote Doflamingo, and he is no longer Don Quixote Doflamingo.
At least, he's not the Don Quixote Doflamingo people see.
(This work mainly tells the story of Donquixote Doflamingo before Luffy embarks on his journey. It is purely YY)
Reader comments
This view to me is a bit like the autobiography of Doflamingo's life as Quixote. I just haven't seen the final chapter.
An advanced awakener, an avenger who is the pioneer of the king
It's good to watch, it's really good to watch, but I haven't seen the final chapter. The ending is also very good and gives a lot. Flamenco is a bit decent. Anyway I like it
Although it has no beginning and no end, it is quite good-looking. The main tone of this Ming Ge is lies, which is quite Quixotic. He is stubborn and does abhorrent and harmful things, but he also hides his naive idealism. Different from the extreme evil of the original work, it is a bird that fell into hell.
I like it very much. Brother Ming described it very well.
This view to me is a bit like the autobiography of Doflamingo's life as Quixote. I just haven't seen the final chapter.
An advanced awakener, an avenger who is the pioneer of the king
It's good to watch, it's really good to watch, but I haven't seen the final chapter. The ending is also very good and gives a lot. Flamenco is a bit decent. Anyway I like it
Although it has no beginning and no end, it is quite good-looking. The main tone of this Ming Ge is lies, which is quite Quixotic. He is stubborn and does abhorrent and harmful things, but he also hides his naive idealism. Different from the extreme evil of the original work, it is a bird that fell into hell.
I like it very much. Brother Ming described it very well.