Revolutionary Army Marshal: Starting by Setting the Celestial Dragons on Fire

The timeline is a bit messy but not a big problem... I hope this protagonist won't be like the ones I've seen before (it's a bit difficult to break down if the revolutionary army kneels down and licks the pirates). My personal opinion about pirates is just one word. If you become a pirate, you must be prepared to be killed. My personal opinion about the navy is to talk first, and then fight if you can't reach an agreement. After the fight, you can subdue the protagonist. After all, the protagonist's grandfather is in the navy and it's easier to talk; I prefer the protagonist not to When it comes to participating in politics, the worst case scenario is for the protagonist to write a few summaries for the protagonist's cheap dad to read, and let him directly take care of things. Let the protagonist give suggestions... The protagonist is responsible for opening up and increasing his strength... Like Alabasta, Ming Ge's place, and Fish-Man Island, let the protagonist go explore the way, and the subsequent establishment of diplomatic relations will be handled by the dragon... Personally, I like the boss lady in Windmill Town, who is probably only in her teens now? I don't know if I'll accept it... Also, the protagonist is the second best in the group and it's a bit hard to watch/The protagonist's current combat power can stabilize the generals. I hope there won't be any cats or dogs in the future, and the protagonist can be attacked.

It's okay for the time being, go find Robina Miyamato The author's previous books had protagonists who didn't know the plot, so I didn't read it. This one has more female protagonists who know the plot and love to read it.