The Pirate’s Spy Shadow

How does the protagonist join the aunt's camp and get into the Four Emperors… Of course, he married the aunt and practiced the dream-breaking sword technique. The crazier the aunt puts a hat on the protagonist, the higher the protagonist's skill will be. In the end, the skill will surpass the aunt. The Green Emperor The World's Strongest Man Whitebeard The Strongest Creature in the Sea, Land and Air Kaido The Person with Face Fruit Shanks The Man with the Broadest Mind in History/The Greenest Man in the World/The Green Emperor/The World's No. 25 Boy Louis

Although this setting limits the number of devil fruits, if you follow the plot, you can't avoid the plot fruit at all. Ciro's reliance on the cat fruit in so many chapters is somewhat insufficient. Although Lucci's leopard and even the giraffe can be used as CP0, I think it should be just a supporting role in stages, but is it really good to give such a cute fruit to a fat man? By the way, there are no weak fruits, only weak users. This only applies to Mr. Oda. Only his nonsense will make people feel convincing. The fruit development of Auntie's daughter is very nonsense, but I can't help but he is the original boss, so there is no sense of violation at all. But if you look at the fan, if the fruit development is outrageous, it will be very distracting and affect reading.

I quit. The most disgusting thing I have read among all the articles is this kind of double-marked article. 😤😤 In the early stage, a certain male partner had to kill him during the fight because the hero was trying to steal his CP9 spot. Then the male protagonist finally killed him. When he fought with Stuart later, the hero also wanted to kill him because he refused to surrender. Then the problem came. When the female supporting instructor named Ye Heka asked them to compete, she wanted to kill her for no reason. She killed the male protagonist, but the male protagonist also knocked her out. Then the second comparison is the same. If it is just once, forget it. If the opponent tries to kill you twice in a row, you still let him go. 👍👍 I don't know anything about harem stallions and the like, but it's just a word of double standard.

After reading the latest chapter, I suddenly had an idea. Why doesn't the protagonist just cut off his lower body and regenerate a new one from the cells in his upper body? In this way, the transformation of the protagonist's body will be completed at once. Isn't it much faster than doing it cell by cell now, and there will be no sequelae.

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What's the point of the protagonist being a spy all the time for no apparent reason??? Even if you are cheated by your superiors, treated badly by the navy or the world government, and do not get any benefits, you still have to pounce on him and become a dog licker even though there are many opportunities to escape. Where does the motivation of the protagonist come from? Why not equip the protagonist with the most powerful spy system

I just finished this book Louis is one of the few smart ones I have seen among the pirate protagonists I had a book before The Pirate Code It is much bigger than the author but also slightly lacking The author did not stick to the plot of the original work It tells the story of a small character living only for himself in the world of pirates Not gorgeous and cool Dazzling 👿 fruits There are no weird magical ninjutsu fighting spirit Only the setting of the original world of One Piece The limits of domineering and physicality The collision of wisdom and strategy I feel that this book is a rare masterpiece among pirate fans I hope all the fans of One Piece will create a book list and recommend this book 🙂

When I saw the aunt a little behind, I was poisoned. The protagonist has the opportunity to escape from the graduation assessment task, and the ability to change appearance will not be exposed. After being tricked by the chief, he ran back to Cp9, jumped back and took a look, and actually followed Spangdine and started a struggle for power. As Cp9, just a tool man, is there any point in fighting for power? The more conspicuous the task, the more difficult it is, okay? Also, if you are not a good person, why should you be a dog? As a time traveler, what CP department should you be loyal to if you know the plot? The most undignified one is CP. It's understandable that it's for Six Styles in the early stage, but since there's no chance to improve one's strength, why not escape when there are so many opportunities? I really don't understand what the protagonist is thinking. Do you have to get stuck on the profile settings?

The chapter with eight-year-old Robin disgusted me to death. What kind of bullshit was written?

What does he want to do? 🤔🤔🤔 What about the spy career I want? 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Where are the various fighting scenes, the intrigue, and the tension of being an undercover agent. What sense of security is there? Someone who knows the entire plot of One Piece is an undercover agent. I can't feel any tension or uneasiness in the protagonist. He clearly knew everything and had a calm attitude, which was a pity for the undercover career I was looking forward to. I really want to know, what on earth is he going to do when he comes to this sea? What on earth do you want to do? What on earth do you want to do? As for the incident of Ace's birth, since you don't want to save those children, why did you write about it specifically? When I wrote it down, I thought there would be some solution, but it turned out to be just disgusting to me. Just stagger it from the beginning. Why are you deliberately trying to disgust me? 😅😅