As a Celestial Dragon, I Became a Vicious Pirate!

Good guy, at the pinnacle of maritime power, don't become a piece of trash like a pirate. It's inappropriate for a Celestial Dragon who has all kinds of resources to become a piece of garbage on the sea.

Why don't you make good use of your identity as a Celestial Dragon to learn everything you can? The skills in One Piece are pretty good, right? What's even more outrageous is that the protagonist actually becomes a pirate? You set up such an awesome background yourself, and even gave it a plug-in. When you become a pirate, it feels like you took off your pants and farted?

At first glance, he looks like a remnant from ten years ago, with his mouth and head tilted. Is this because he has not adapted to the changes of the times?

A good pirate fanfic, excellent product

After reading a few chapters, I didn't understand what the main plot was. I kept wandering aimlessly, and the path to becoming stronger was unclear. I had all sorts of random abilities. You are a good Celestial Dragon with so much power. You don't have to practice the physical skills of the pirate world. When it comes to training, I'm going to major in eight-door Dunjia, which only has bursts but is not very durable. The most outrageous thing is that I have never practiced physical skills before, but I just opened the five-door. The pirate's swordsmanship that splits the sea and meteorites is not as good as the navy's six-style swordsmanship? And you know that in the plot, the Celestial Dragons do not take under their wing those people in the original work who have potential but are not famous at this stage, but they criticize the Celestial Dragons all day long for why they are not the same. While enjoying the benefits of being a Celestial Dragon, they scold the Celestial Dragons without any action of resistance. This is so baffling that they have no idea what the main plot of the protagonist wants to do.

I'm so surprised that what the Celestial Dragons did would make them wanted? I remember that as long as the Celestial Dragons don't give up their identity and don't say anything about making revolution, it's right to destroy a race, right?

Another book that is trying to swindle itself, this novel is a traditional pirate fanfic, with average quality. But it has almost no connection with the Draco in the title. The protagonist, the Draco, has a mirror image in Mariejoia, and the real body is sailing outside. Except for the first few chapters, the plots of Marie Joa and the Celestial Dragons have no connection at all. Typical selling sheep's head and selling dog meat

I have read a lot of Pirates fans. This place belongs to the top grade. Worth recommending, take a look.

Talking 🐶 while going for a swim, speechless

As the most powerful person in the world, I'm going to be trash. 🤔

You are a Celestial Dragon but you still want to be a pirate... To be honest, Celestial Dragons have money and power and can even mobilize scientific troops. With such a good talent bonus of cp0, you also need the so-called power of other worlds. In One Piece, the Celestial Dragons are too stupid. You just need to be a normal person and use the advantages around you to form a large force. You actually want to be a pirate. The purpose of this book is outrageous.

I feel like people who write Pirates fics nowadays are pretty fucked up. The Devil Fruits in the Pirates system are already plug-ins, and they have to add additional plug-ins. It seems quite disgusting. If you can write Devil Fruit well, it's good.

It's a very strange book. I feel that many things are written inexplicably. There are inexplicable murders in pubs and inexplicable fights against the mafia. There is no stated reason to promote it. It's like a child, but the article says something about it. I don't know if the author can see it. The biggest problem in your article is that it is fragmented and illogical. Everything needs a reason to happen. Whether it's the character's character, interests, or pretense, there is a clear reason to promote it. I didn't see any of it in your article. The writing is obviously good, and Goldfinger can write things, but it is just unreadable. Let me give you some suggestions 1: Find a suitable reason for the character's actions, don't think about it one by one, otherwise your book will feel like it will be rushed. 2: The feeling of excitement is more reasonable. In just a few chapters, you have released various abilities, but the abilities are not written in depth or detail. In the future, the acquisition of treasures and abilities can be slower, or a threshold for upgrading can be set. Of course, if you finish the book in these 100 chapters, don't think I said anything. 3: The character setting should be balanced, and the protagonists in different events should not be like the same person.

If you use a golden bowl to beg for food, even if you have the power, you will not use it. A high-ranking Celestial Dragon will become a pirate.

I think it's just average. It's better to write it as a Celestial Dragon. Writing about pirates feels average.

There is something wrong with the outline of this novel. The protagonist is set to be a Celestial Dragon, but it is only mentioned in the beginning. After that, it is all about pirates. If the main body and the mirror clone are interchanged, and the main body of the Celestial Dragon is causing trouble between Mariejoia and the navy, and the clone becomes a pirate and goes to the sea to cause trouble, it will be a perfect fairy grass.

The writing is good, the author should hurry up and provide more

After reading the introduction, I couldn't help but ask. Do the Celestial Dragons want anything? Do you want to become a pirate and find it yourself? It doesn't make sense logically. Are you still wanted?

It's best for the protagonist not to eat Devil Fruit. That thing is of no benefit to the protagonist. Blank spelling adds weakness to yourself. And the captive world of gourmet food is also very popular online. Nothing like Dragon Ball. There is no need for something with side effects like Devil Fruit.

Don't you want to do an update this holiday?

I feel like I can still read it. If the writing is good, I will read it later.

The explanation behind the title of the book is very deceptive.

It's a fine product. Compared to most other One Piece fanfics, I think this one is at least relatively novel in design. At the same time, the author's writing style is also good and doesn't drag on. In addition, the protagonist's IQ is always online, at least that's what I've seen so far.

Others are okay, but can you tell me about the abilities of the character cards or skill cards you get? I haven't watched many anime, so I don't know what the protagonist's abilities are when he gets the characters or items. I'm confused after watching it, and I don't know if it's powerful or not 😥

I think the number of Celestial Dragons should not be large. Compared to the original, there were only so many Tianlong people. After that, people died and left one after another. Plus, they lived a prosperous life, so they definitely didn't want to have more children. After all, they don't want to suffer. We should also be facing a declining birthrate. Therefore, the number of Celestial Dragons will definitely not exceed 3,000.

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Can I summon anime characters?

It's a very good novel. Is it too easy to increase your strength if you are a Celestial Dragon and add this system?

Will the protagonist summon his subordinates? Still, they are all the same person. No summoning elements?

The update is too slow😭😭😭