One Piece: The System Ran Away and Compensated Me with a Conceptual Ability

I found that many novels like to write about the protagonist doing something and the generals will be encircled and suppressed. Even this novel has two generals, a candidate general, a lieutenant general and Garp. I don't understand it. Do you think that such a powerful navy can be assembled at will? Besides, if the protagonist kills some nobles and is treated like this, then what if the red-haired man destroys a country and the navy doesn't deal with him? To get the protagonist? This kind of routine is the most boring. The protagonist does something trivial and the whole navy comes to kill him. If no pirates can go out in the world like this, not to mention Robin, who can read ancient texts to be honest, neither the navy nor the government care much.

It's so cool. In the opening scene, someone hates the protagonist, and it's the navy. The protagonist says that he needs to train to increase his strength. The result is that he doesn't join the navy. He can join the navy elsewhere. Then the navy contacts the pirates to kill the protagonist. As a result, the pirates massacre the entire town. I didn't watch the specific process, so I skipped it. Anyway, in the end, the protagonist took an old man and a young man to drag oil bottles to the Kingdom of Flowers.

I saw Chapter 20, that's it? The evil emperor?

If I didn't read a little bit, I would really think that all of them are evil. Out of compassion for heaven and earth, false saints come to the world. This is another book that sells itself as dog meat. This book can actually draw lessons from the Demon of the Ultimate Way, Go Away. The protagonist of Jidao Tianmo is the real evil. The quality is still very high. This conceptual magic skill is very suitable for this routine. Then stack the boxes.

In just Chapter 9, the protagonist already has an extra grandfather. When he meets Whitebeard, does the protagonist have more than one father? Is it just to recognize his relatives when he goes to sea?

Shuang Wen, Liang Cao, and Poison were just out of the sea. The title of "Emperor of Evil" was given to a few soldiers, and the whole world recognized it, which was a bit funny.

Halfway through, I didn't see that the main character resembled Dior except for his name. There was a huge difference. He was obviously another one using the guise of Dior to attract readers' attention.

To be honest, I don't like any of the main characters except Robin. The taste is too unique.

I'll give you five points, it's not too much [laughing]

Where can I find people who watch both One Piece and JoJo [licking the screen]