One Piece: Traveling Through the Celestial Dragons? Morality Is Bullshit!

I'll give you five stars, but I can't see it anymore. It's fine in the front, I can see it, because I did bad things to get in. Anyway, it's just data. But when it comes to Cornish, maybe the description of her is too strong. I thought it didn't matter and I could read it, but it still doesn't work. In my heart, I still can't accept that a kind, pure and friendly good person (I haven't read One Piece, just based on the description of her in your book) is tortured in the sand, and finally dies from exhaustion, because reading novels will bring it in. Although I had already read about dark stories, I was mentally prepared and wanted to see how dark it would be. I can read the previous ones, but I still can't get over this one, so I won't read the later ones. This is just me expressing my opinion. The teachings are still very good.

The writing is not bad, but there are some places where the author cannot express the complete lack of moral sense. Then there is no bottom line, the feeling of a madman with desire. It looked pretty good from the beginning, but by about 20 chapters, the world-devouring dragon Nighold was really in full swing. Transformed into the evolved form of Thunder Demon Dragon. What's going on? The quality has dropped so much. And I don't know if it was blocked later or something, but it didn't write what I thought the Celestial Dragons looked like. I think the Celestial Dragons should be unscrupulous. Ah, this is written well in the article, but at the beginning, 1,000 people were killed in three years, which I think is too few. There must be at least thirty thousand.

Finally there is a real Celestial Dragon Humanity. This kind of absolute indulgence of desire is what Tianlong people are. Those who use the name of Tianlong and say that they do it because they are happy, why write about Tianlong? Don't they just hope to have the convenience of writing about Tianlong, but are afraid of losing positive traffic? This one is much better than that kind of different look.

The extremely selfish protagonist is very comfortable to watch. It's just that I can restrain myself a little. Some behaviors don't look like darkness, but have an inexplicable neurotic quality. Don't be too close to the clown when it comes to character creation, the Demonic Overhaul is also very good.

Not bad, not bad. I like this kind of stuff. You have traveled through time and still have a moral bottom line. What the hell are you still traveling through time? Two chapters a day is a bit too little. Come on, do more.

Well written! Just to destroy all the original positive characters! Although he is a Celestial Dragon, he is an indulgent type, not one who has to kill women to show how dark and villainous he is. The protagonist, give me the power to crush these original protagonists and let them feel their insignificance!

Good, good, it's great to read articles like this occasionally! I can only say that those who are on the sidelines can read this book. It's worth watching🫵 and it's not overwhelming The character is also completely liberated. I can only say that it is cool in every sense.

Hahahaha, I don't eat beef. This hyper-realistic Celestial Dragon is unique and unique. 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

It's very in line with the appetite, and it should be very consistent with the setting. Unlike some novels, the Tianlong people directly love and justice.

The author has a question that I hope will be answered. The Don Quixote family of the Tianlong people and Ming Ge's Don Quixote are not the same Tang (Tang). I remember that Ming Ge specially changed this Tang. Maybe I remember it wrong. Please give the author an answer. But the book is very interesting.