One Piece: Standing by Justice

In my opinion, this book ranks among the top three Pirates fandoms. I just don't know why no one reads it. Do they all like to read it? The kind that kills people when they disagree. I recently read a book about the Thunder Fruit. I was learning from Enel's development method while calling other people rubbish. I was really drunk and couldn't stand it at all. I hope the author will update it soon!!! Recommended tickets, monthly tickets are all given to you

The author of this book is simply a genius. In many novels, a loser, a good-for-nothing, can immediately change his mind and become a strong man after traveling to the world of pirates. In the world of pirates, it is exercise, not the meditation practice in fantasy fairy tales. The part in the kingdom of monsters is really good, and the results are perfect. I fully support this book

One Piece never opens a barrage, it is all about "Aoji Garpu Sengoku is the real justice, Akainu's justice is a joke" and the like. I personally support Akainu very much, and although Aoji and Sengoku don't agree, there is no way to deny that they are righteous.                                                   I only see an old man who is worried about his grandson. As long as he contributes a little bit to the war, even if he paddles the whole way like the Shichibukai, no one will say anything. But what do you think he has done? What did Akainu want to do after he executed Ace? Ace and Luffy, if you don't want to give up, can't you beat Whitebeard? Isn't it okay to hold back a captain? Can't you help clear out the soldiers? I really don't feel how righteous he is.

Justice, haha, I'm afraid you are not fooled by the pirates. The navy is just a cover for the Celestial Dragons and the World Government to recruit civilians and strengthen their military power under the slogan of justice. Have you made something wrong? To put it bluntly, they are the lackeys of the World Government. Is it okay to look at the pirates objectively? Is it possible to keep writing about this kind of belief and justice?

I don't think Whitebeard's ending is good. Whitebeard is an empty nester. He is a pirate when he is young. He doesn't like treasures and longs for family. He is not too pirate-like. Here you can see that Mermaid Island is covered by a white beard. He cherishes his godson very much. For example, when he was stabbed by his son, he didn't blame him but only loved him. And no matter how hard he failed to save Ace, he still wanted to cut off his godson, even if he knew he would die in battle. If I mean, if Whitebeard really wants to leave, do you think he really can't leave? If Luffy is an adventurer under the banner of a pirate, then Whitebeard is just an old man full of longing for home. But what is the ending of this book for Whitebeard? The annihilation of the Whitebeard Pirates is like a group of people killing your whole family in the name of justice. Do you think what I said is right? A respectable father..

Peach Rabbit is not good-looking at all, why do you want her to be the heroine?

I also recently opened a Pirates fanfic, and I will code it when you update it 🤓

Pin it to the top!!! This book is very good, so the title cannot be confusing. The second point is fine. It is originally a two-dimensional world. I recommend two: 1: The protagonist of "Canglong" has a long-range straight punch attack from the Canglong series. You can use this as a title. Secondly, most of the navy code names are one color in the front and an animal in the back. It just so happens that Canglong also represents a color in the front and an animal in the back. Currently, there is no code with a dragon character in the navy, which is both domineering and powerful! 2: "White Pigeon" The title of this book is "Standing to Justice." The name "White Pigeon" is quite suitable, and it is not less stylish!! At present, I can only think of these two that are more suitable. I don't know if the author has anything in mind. You can adopt the above! Come on!!!

When does the author plan to write about the battle at the top? I want to see the protagonist show off, such as killing Ace and the White Team.

Few people have read this book, not because readers like darkness nowadays, but simply because the protagonist in the novel keeps saying he upholds justice but is too lazy to distinguish between good and evil. It seems as if the protagonist is the savior of the world, and those who stand opposite to the protagonist are pure evil Just like the black midpoint in Tai Chi It's white, and the middle point of white is black. There are also good people who have no choice but to do it among the villains, and the protagonist doesn't care about them. Readers don't hate justice articles. Justice will never be a derogatory term, but at least justice must have a standard. It doesn't mean that anyone who doesn't stand by the protagonist's side is evil.