The god descended into the sea and weaved an underground kingdom with threads
Eight-year-old Doflamingo left Mary Joa with his father. The slaves no longer bowed their heads, the civilians threw stones, and the mother died on the way to escape. At the age of ten, he shot and killed his father and returned to the Holy Land with his head, but was driven back to the Red Earth Continent by his former compatriots.
Torebol offered the pistol and the thread fruit, and also offered a sentence that could change Beihai: "You have the qualifications of a king."
From street protection money to kingdom arms, from navy insiders to sky gold, from Dressrosa to Kaido's trading table, Doflamingo puts everyone on the line. He finally got the throne, but he also cut off all his escape routes.
Reader comments
How to say it? I don't fully understand what I'm writing. The writing is okay. It's quite boring, but I can keep reading. It's a bit like Doflamingo's autobiography. It probably writes about Doflamingo's experience from childhood to adulthood. It's not a time traveler or something, but Doflamingo himself. I don't know what the author is writing it for? Are you writing about Doflamingo's experience?
The author writes really well, the plot has ups and downs, the characters are described in detail, and the emotions are rich. It is a rare good book. I treasure it. I recommend it with ten stars. It is not enough. I have read it twice. The writing is great. I have to read it again. The protagonist travels through time and makes up for all the regrets. Together, we have a perfect ending with the two women in the family. The relationship is so perfect. We also gave birth to two children to expand the Don Quixote family. We also educated the younger brother well and found a good wife for the younger brother. The protagonist is perfect. How can the platform not give full coverage to such a good book?
How to say it? I don't fully understand what I'm writing. The writing is okay. It's quite boring, but I can keep reading. It's a bit like Doflamingo's autobiography. It probably writes about Doflamingo's experience from childhood to adulthood. It's not a time traveler or something, but Doflamingo himself. I don't know what the author is writing it for? Are you writing about Doflamingo's experience?
The author writes really well, the plot has ups and downs, the characters are described in detail, and the emotions are rich. It is a rare good book. I treasure it. I recommend it with ten stars. It is not enough. I have read it twice. The writing is great. I have to read it again. The protagonist travels through time and makes up for all the regrets. Together, we have a perfect ending with the two women in the family. The relationship is so perfect. We also gave birth to two children to expand the Don Quixote family. We also educated the younger brother well and found a good wife for the younger brother. The protagonist is perfect. How can the platform not give full coverage to such a good book?