The Fourth Calamity in One Piece

You can leave any interesting anecdotes about pirates~ or various jokes~ For example, when the salary is paid, the Yonko will be kicked out! 😊

Ahem, let's set up a building Introduction to the group~

It's so strange. In my opinion, this book is ranked in the top 30 in the light novel section. How can it achieve such a score 😅

Player development, what I am thinking about at the moment is two aspects. The first aspect is to do as the Romans do, taijutsu, domineering, swordsmanship, and devil fruits (I personally feel that among these four fields, as long as you are good at one of them, you can become a strong person. If you can reach the top in one field, then don't say anything, you will definitely be a player at the top of the pyramid!) The second aspect is to develop technology trees... I am not very good at this aspect, so I may write it in a rough way and brush it off in one stroke. If you have any ideas, you can leave them~ To be honest, I have a crush on Laosha's fruits (Elnilu's Thunder Fruit is also great, in fact, Moria's Shadow Fruit is also quite suitable for players) (Slippery Fruits, Kilogram Fruits, and Wax Wax Fruits are also popular) (There are only a few players who can eat Devil Fruits)

If you want to read this book, I suggest you just read it with Fatty Zhou as the protagonist. After the protagonist traveled through Luffy, he had no sense of presence in this book. His only purpose was to update the game system. He was not seen in hundreds of chapters. He just promoted the plot. I almost forgot after reading itㄟ( ▔, ▔ )ㄏThe existence of this protagonist, on the other hand, this Zhou Pangpang, who started out by joining the navy, flattered and bribed rats, then became a branch leader, and steadily developed into the general manager of the East China Sea Navy. The name was dormant among the players for a while. After he came out, he used the power of the players and his own strength to crazily arrest pirates. He was considered by Garp and others to be a strong candidate for the next navy admiral. He was also sent to Shampoo to brush up his qualifications. He also learned about the navy's biggest dark history in advance, and then Zhou Pangpang directly killed the Celestial Dragons, and finally led almost all the player navy to rebel, established a new army to fight tit for tat with the navy, and stole the show. Even Luffy's original CP, Boya Hancock, fell in love with Pangpang Zhou. Through the protagonist, he said that he wanted to meet Pangpang Zhou and said that he wanted to join the new army. In the end, Fatty Zhou said it was okay to join, but all my credit was obtained under the leadership of Luffy, the protagonist. In other words, the author asked him to send the girl out of the protagonist, but he found a reason and sent it back. I think the author should just change the protagonist to Fatty Zhou.

Players enter the pirate camp. In today's overall peaceful and law-based society, the vast majority of players will not choose the pirate camp! Otherwise, let them be so real (just like reality) of killing, setting fire, robbing, raping, and doing pirate things! ! ! Players can't stand it either! ! ! !

The plot in which the protagonist appears is a bit bloody. The plot is not perfect without the protagonist. It would be nice if the protagonist appeared from time to time. I skipped watching the protagonist. Don't write so much behind the scenes, just go over it in one stroke. The players are very happy to watch it, but the protagonist is embarrassed.

This should be regarded as a fan novel about pirates and players. This is my first attempt, so please bear with me. First of all, the number of players in this book will definitely not be in the minority. When I painted the East China Sea map, my initial setting was that the number of players was around four digits, all high-level players (it may be revised to increase the number to five digits). Let's talk about the path of the players first. Players will definitely not get on the core ship of the protagonist. The core is the Straw Hat Pirates. So, the path I set for them is to become a navy/pirate (etc.) Becoming a pirate is very simple 1 A player sets up his own pirate group, goes to sea, and enters the Grand Line (Is the captain a devil fruit user? Will he take on the role of a pirate? When the Shichibukai enters the new world, will he be taught a lesson by the Four Emperors? ) 2 Join other people's pirate groups (other supernovas/unknown original pirate ships/Yonko/Blackbeard... Are not impossible), and wait for the protagonist to be guided by the mission when he needs help. Navy Join the Navy/Headquarters for further training/Manage a branch base/Become a general-level official/Leave the Navy due to dissatisfaction with the Tianlong people and form a new army (etc.) Bounty Hunter This is a bit difficult, but for players, it is not a hellish start! Started as a bounty hunter in the East China Sea, and went directly to the Grand Line (colliding with the Shichibukai, colliding with other big pirates, being defeated by the Four Emperors, forming a bounty alliance, and spreading its power all over the world...) Revolutionary Army Promoting red culture... Some dangers... Try to keep it abbreviated Some kingdom guards join a certain kingdom and become its guards (compared to the above, this camp is definitely not very popular, I have never thought of this idea) World Government CP members It should be difficult to join, but it is to be determined for the time being. The above is a rough idea. It can be seen that it requires too many original supporting characters. For example: Fengbai (Andre...) - A first-class player, formed the Fufeng Pirates, followed the figure of Captain Lu, and went to sea - seeking the Shichibukai - to join the war on top. You may not believe it, but I haven't thought clearly about how many players there are and how many there should be. If, when at the top, the player's overall strength is not weaker than the Four Emperors, then, will the protagonist directly become emperor? (Just kidding, just say it~) If you have any ideas, you can leave them. Pirates is a big world. If I want to write about this world well, I think my personal ability may be a bit worrying.

If the introduction of the released information is like this: Blackbeard: The protagonist's mortal enemy, the final boss, and the owner of the Dark Fruit, one of the most powerful natural fruits. However, it seems that the final boss has not fully grown up yet. Will the Fourth Natural Disasters kill him in advance after seeing it?

I read chapter forty-six, and it seemed a bit confusing all the way through. I was talking about one thing, and suddenly added a few sentences about the protagonist's thoughts, and then said another thing, and then added a few sentences about the protagonist's thoughts. Can't I finish the sentence and let the protagonist slowly reflect on it? The protagonist still has to die. The most outrageous thing is that he can separate other people's Devil Fruits instead of copying them. Although I haven't watched One Piece, I don't know what the strength is, but it is written that the natural system is not weak. The protagonist has the strength to go to the smoker and take out the Devil Fruit from his body (it says sea water restraint). You can be so strong. Come on, you have the ability to directly drag those generals in to rob it. I don't know what other people think. I felt it was very buggy when I watched it. It seemed like there was no outline. I just wrote whatever I thought of. In the originally intense battle scenes, some of the protagonist's thoughts were added to the plot. It was like watching the plot of Shanghai Fortress. The more I watched, I became more and more irritated, and the more I watched, the less interested I was in reading further. (Exactly the same storytelling model as the Shanghai Fortress)