The Silver Dragon in the World of One Piece

@I'm not a fortune teller. The author's writing is still very good after I read it, but if the Alestan chapter is changed, what kind of pirate do you think he is? Isn't this inappropriate, little Yakuza? A thief is a thief, so why not get there in one step and directly become the king of the Kingdom of Alabasta, then hand it over to Weiwei's father to take care of, drive the royal fleet to take Robin Namey and Robin around the world, and then collect the crew along the way, and when they meet the navy, let them salute you as the king! , And then met the Four Emperors, isn't this inappropriate for the Yakuza? Let's start punching and kicking with the power that your world limit is still increasing. @I'm not a fortune teller Then I met an evil navy and sanctioned him in the name of the royal family. When I met a pirate, he was killed in the sea and sank into the sea. Then he became the new king of the world and drowned the Celestial Dragons in the sea. As for the original characters, they were just a group of sea killers. To put it nicely, be free and become an adventurer. As for burning, killing and looting, all the sea scum were sunk into the sea. Let's start the Adventure King era in the world of One Piece. Or in the Adventure King era, do you have to be the adventurer? And isn't the protagonist's Silver Dragon Fruit and his strength that exceeds the upper limit of the world the reason to become a king?

The writing is quite good. Nami's character is very consistent with the original work. Weiwei and Robin always feel that their characters are a little bit different. The only shortcoming is that the relationship is a bit too fast and feels like it was wasted. Well, it also said that the protagonist has reached the pinnacle of the world in five years. I think I can explain how to do it later. So give it four stars.

Well written, keep up the good work!