Justice Will Never Be Absent

Overall, I don't like the recent plot. Maybe I thought the protagonist was more like a rigid hero at first, who abides by the rules but has his own principles. For example, he killed the Tyrannosaurus rex who betrayed the navy but violated the rules and killed the king. But recently, I feel that the protagonist is more like a butcher on the execution ground. He even scolds you a few times before killing, so I feel like giving up the article after reading these recent chapters. How should I put it, I always feel that the author did not describe the protagonist's sense of justice well in these chapters, giving me the feeling that the protagonist is doing bad things for his own pleasure and for himself. For example, the word "yin and yang" should be used for a person who thinks that he is enforcing justice? Also, I think the protagonist tends to be the kind of person who can take action without being aggressive. In recent chapters, the protagonist has obviously developed a tendency to be like Kizaru, taking advantage of you before fighting. If you insist on saying that killing your whole family will affect your mentality, I can only laugh. Why haven't you thought that if someone else's mentality breaks down and their combat power explodes for you, then you won't be able to only play GG.

It's really enlightening. What about a thief and a righteous person? Which thief is just except the Grand Thief? Burning, killing, humiliating and looting were all forced, right? For example, I am also poor, so I have to become a pirate in order to survive. I am lazy and don't want to work, so I have to sacrifice you. Anyway, you are not the only one who dies, and your family is not the one who is ruined, so what does it matter?

I think Red Dog is okay. For example, pirates are ordinary bandits and robbers, the navy is equivalent to the government, and the revolutionary army is actually an anti-government organization. To put it nicely, for example, ISIS can also be called the revolutionary army. Also, digging up history that is prohibited by the government is a crime in itself and can easily destabilize society. Just like if you are now digging into the dark history of g and making it a whole-school project of a university, why don't you take action? Although Red Dog is extreme and has harmed many good people, such a government will also make people feel at ease. Just like the US war in Iraq and Syria, how many good people have been harmed? But only in this way will Americans have a very high sense of identity and security. If you can only condemn everything, investigate clearly before taking action, and leave it alone if it is unclear, will the people have a sense of security?

Four recommendation votes, can they be refined?

You actually use our social point of view to talk about things in One Piece, and then there is no absolute good and absolute evil in people. Can I say that if you eat meat (no matter what kind of meat it is) and if you hurt animals, you are evil? Can't, right? So don't take things too seriously, and One Piece is an anime, don't take it too seriously, just watch it 🙂

Can monthly rewards be increased?

To be honest, I thought this novel was very good at first, but as I wrote it, I felt more and more that the protagonist had become indifferent to right from wrong. In his heart, anyone who was at odds with the navy was evil. It was too extreme. If the plot continues to be like this in the future, I would like to express my regret and I will abandon the book.

It's sad that the results are so poor. The author doesn't understand the world of pirates at all. It gets twisted just looking at it

With all due respect, the Navy is the dog of the Celestial Dragons, why bother with the title of One Piece fan?

I don't know what you are discussing. Is it justice? Which one is justice, the pirates or the navy? Are you sick? What's the point? Justice is relative. Even children know this, but you are still arguing. There is no distinction between justice and evil in people's actions in this world. There are only two kinds, do it because of yourself and do it because of others. Do whatever you want, do good things if you want to do them, do bad things if you want to do bad things. Justice and evil do not depend on which one does more, but which one does last and which one does less. If you are a good person and have done ten good things, but suddenly do one bad thing, you will be said to be a betrayal and you will be a bad person. If you are a bad person and do ten bad things, and if you do one good thing, you will be said to be a good person. And because what others do depends on who you are doing it for. Generally speaking, doing things for the majority of people is a just thing. For example, in reality, justice always stands for the majority of people, but pirates are a world where strength is paramount. A powerful person can easily kill countless ordinary people. Therefore, in pirates, strength is justice. Even if everyone knows that he is evil, he can only say that he is justice. But both of these have a prerequisite, which is openness. There is a saying that the people are ignorant because the people cannot see the truth and are easily incited. Therefore, the so-called justice has to go through a hurdle, which is propaganda, which in reality is called the media or the Internet. It's called a newspaper agency in One Piece, or it's a phone bug broadcast around the world. In short, it is not a real problem. For example, 1+1 equals 2. If the author made a mistake, you can complain. But this kind of philosophical question is inherently vague. One hundred people have one hundred understandings, so why bother?

Is the author Liu Shi really that bad? A person who knows two moves can't defeat a small boss who has just entered the New World Supernova. According to the original book, learning the six moves requires very high physical fitness. The navy also has rules and has not shown potential. Advanced skills like the six moves of the navy are not qualified for those below the general level to learn! Otherwise, the Sixth Form of the Navy would have been out of date in the pirate world. (According to what the author wrote, there is no confidentiality, and the training requirements are not high. Except for the four seas, the Sixth Form has become out of place.)

Justice may be late, but it will never be absent. Bah, justice delayed is not justice.

The navy is just. The revolutionary army only saw him as being anti-government but did not kill the pirates. He also colluded with the pirates. The Tianlong people were only in one place and there were only a few people. There are slaves everywhere. This is a feudal society. Landlords, merchants, officials, and emperors all have slaves. You only see the Tianlong slaves, but compared to the pirates who massacred villages.

I just want to know why the protagonist didn't go to the East China Sea to kill Luffy when he insisted that all pirates deserve to die. That would be the future Pirate King.

The protagonist follows the path of justice. There is a hurdle that the Celestial Dragons cannot avoid. Their attitude towards Nico Robin treats her as evil, but she is also a victim. It is because the Celestial Dragons want to cover up history. Whether to implement the justice of the navy or the justice of protecting the weak, these are not parallel lines and there must be conflicts. I hope the author will think twice about the choice.

This introduction has the effect of dissuading the pirates and only killing the wrong ones. This is justice 666

It was really good in the beginning, but I didn't want to read the chapter when I got to the point of catching Robin. Isn't there no distinction between good and bad? Are the navy all righteous? Or are all pirates with bounties on their heads evil? I suggest you change your name. Your name Zhengyi is really insulting to Zhengyi. Why not call it "Navy Never Absent"?

The setting is pretty good, but the writing is a bit dry. Maybe I'm used to girls' novels, so although I don't plan to follow them anymore, I'll still give the author a thumbs up~ I like the naval perspective of the novel.

Writing about war on top looks like shit

Why does the protagonist seem to be brainwashed? Doesn't he know the plot before the war? You should know that Nico Robin looked like she was about to be killed, and I felt like she was brainwashed.

Is there any kind of book where pirate fans don't eat fruits and rely on armament, color, haki and swordsmanship (single sword)?

What are we talking about justice? Justice has laws. Before justice, everyone is equal. As Brother Ming said, the winner is justice. This depends on the situation. But look at which of those just people is not the winner? Who fails or is righteous? All I know is that it will come later, and whether it is justice or not depends on the law.

I personally think that the more righteous ones in "One Piece" are the revolutionary army. People like Akainu can be called justice! Killing civilians at will can be justice. Such a man is still a marshal of the navy! The navy can still be called justice! ? ? ?

Support the author's point of view! Now that you have made a choice, you must pay the price for your choice. Pirates are not engaged in production. They basically rely on smashing, smashing and looting to eat and drink. There are very few pirates like Straw Hat.

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The title and introduction of this book are okay. Are all the Celestial Dragons dead? Or does the author think that the Celestial Dragons are just?

A pirated version of Red Dog, it doesn't look good, and it doesn't match your three views. Pigfoot has obviously watched One Piece. It stands to reason that those who like to watch One Piece are more passionate. Why is his heart so dark? I'm thinking that it was the Tianlong people who ordered Pig's Foot to commit suicide. According to the nature of this book, Pig's Foot should say, "If you want me to die, I have to die, and I have to die, and then die."

Author, I think this fruit can be used to develop non-Newtonian fluids!

Why does this protagonist feel like he doesn't know anything?

I haven't read it but I know the title of the book. Although it's finished, I have a few opinions. If you want justice, you must hold the navy in your hands, and then pull down the Celestial Dragons. Otherwise, there will never be justice. Bijin, how can you say that they are not the lackeys of the Celestial Dragons?