Chen Zhou traveled to the world of pirates, activated the system and bound the Uchiha Madara template to establish the Akatsuki organization on the sea.
Just when Chen Zhou fantasized about being the emperor of the future world and calling the shots, he discovered that this system actually required recharging!
So Chen Zhou had no choice but to start his entrepreneurial journey by grabbing money (crossed out).
Years later, graduates filled out their applications, and both the navy and pirates became outcasts.
Who doesn't want to join the Akatsuki organization, take the exam for the establishment, meet the sacred emperor, and reach the pinnacle of life.
Marco still remembers the first time he met the emperor before he ascended the throne many years ago:
"What? You asked me to kill the World Government! It is the official armed force that maintains world order. Besides, Lieutenant General Garp and I are dear friends and brothers."
"Then just help us save Ace."
"No, I mean if we add more money, the world government will be ruined."
Reader comments
This book is very interesting. I gave it four stars because I liked it so much that I reviewed it carefully. I mentioned the reason for deducting one star. Everyone can read it. If there is no other reason, I deducted one star because: first, the writing is too cultural (that is, all the adjectives are a bit watery but the description is quite good, but my personal preference is different and I prefer conciseness)
Secondly, people's names are always wrong! I was confused when I was listening to the book. Halfway through, a five-star old man came by, Bejiabangke [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Big cheers for the author
The characters are vividly drawn
The plot design is lifelike
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This book is very interesting. I gave it four stars because I liked it so much that I reviewed it carefully. I mentioned the reason for deducting one star. Everyone can read it. If there is no other reason, I deducted one star because: first, the writing is too cultural (that is, all the adjectives are a bit watery but the description is quite good, but my personal preference is different and I prefer conciseness) Secondly, people's names are always wrong! I was confused when I was listening to the book. Halfway through, a five-star old man came by, Bejiabangke [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Big cheers for the author
The characters are vividly drawn The plot design is lifelike [Like][Sneaky smile][You taste it carefully]