Pirates on Top of the War: I Will Stand in the Sky

To briefly evaluate this book, this book is at least good in the early stages (within 300 chapters). Although there are some minor flaws (referring to the protagonist not controlling the gothic little lolita and Gion, one of the heroines, teasing the protagonist Yasuo), it does not affect the viewing. But the only thing we should pay attention to is his theme. It's not like standing on the sky at the beginning. It should be something like the finale or the ending of the pirate copy (it's unclear whether the protagonist will go to another world after ruling this world). My big number gave it a four-star rating (so far, I have only seen 300 chapters)

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Revolution and multiple female protagonists cannot be combined at all, unless you are preparing to become the second Draconian regime. Because what goes up works and what goes down works, if you have one more wife, the people below you may have 10 more wives. Even if it's not obvious, there are still many people who have mistresses. Not to mention there are so many wives around the leader.

Isn't the protagonist's name reversed Yongen Yasuo Malfitt?

I just read Chapter 136. The place is so disgusting that I have to give up. The protagonist has been wielding such a big weapon for many years, but he doesn't even have the strength to be a general. Corazon becomes powerful as soon as he gets the Hollow Zanpakutō? Is Gion no match at all? It's not that some Hollow Zanpakutos don't have this strength, it's mainly because the protagonist has been improving for so many years without supporting the supporting role to cheat, which is a bit disgusting🤢

Regarding the Zanpakutō, the pronunciation of the Zanpakutō. Nowadays, it seems that the pronunciation has been unified as "Zanpakutō". However, when I was following the series, quite a few subtitle groups translated the subtitle name as "Zanpakutō". Here are a few pictures to avoid calling me nonsense. So as an ancient fan chaser, I was taken into a trap. After some readers reported this problem, there was no way to modify it. Moreover, in translation, "soul-killing sword" is a kind of free translation, which is not wrong. Even if you search for this term on Baidu, you can still find relevant results. I can't accept it. I can only say sorry. After all, the author himself does not have the authority to directly modify the published text content that has been published for more than a week.

I think it's good that the protagonist really has a cherry blossom fruit. It's just the ability of the fruit to develop Senbonzakura without any other bells and whistles.

Please also reply in the comment area. The introduction is a plot near the end, so there is no one who wants to watch the war plot at the beginning, and the character of the protagonist will remain consistent with the beginning. The plot in the introduction is one of the reverse plots. To reiterate: the protagonist is a true and filial son from beginning to end.

There's a lot of noise in the comments section, what's the fuss about? One Piece is originally a hot-blooded comic. If you want to use realistic values ​​to measure it, then don't read it. The pirates in it may kill one by one and kill one by one. If Luffy was not the protagonist and had a strong background, many of them would have died early. The people in it cannot be measured by pure good and evil. Why do everyone hate Akainu? Isn't it because he killed Ace? But on the other hand, you are the navy. Is it wrong for the navy to kill pirates? Also, the protagonist group made a big fuss in Impel Down City and let go of countless vicious pirates. How much harm did it cause to those innocent people, and how many innocent people lost their lives as a result? Are they good? So, there are no villains and no messengers of justice. Why are hot-blooded comics so serious?

The protagonist overthrew the Celestial Dragons because they were dark? It's nonsense. It's just about satisfying one's own desire for power. The darkness at the top is inevitable. The protagonist is just like the time traveler, who plunders everywhere, takes righteousness everywhere, and collects women everywhere. If you don't die in time travel, there will be more thieves. So don't say it's disgusting and high-sounding. Just admit your desires directly.

Tell a joke. The protagonist, a lieutenant general, can give other people the combat power of a general.

It's not a Zanpakutō, it's a Zanpakutō. Can the author change it?

I read about one hundred and thirty chapters, and I felt like there were a few problems. First, don't talk about combat power in One Piece. Luffy went to sea for more than two years and struggled to defeat Arlong to defeat Kaido twice. This talent is too scary. If Luffy is given another five years, he will probably be able to kill the Yonko in an instant. In ten years, he will have no problem single-handedly overthrowing the world government. The peak period of pirates is around 60 years old. Now Luffy is only around 20, which means he still has 40 years of rapid growth. It is conservatively estimated that 60-year-old Luffy can already destroy stars with one hand. And Zoro Sanji can also keep up with Luffy's footsteps, so there is basically no protagonist in One Piece fans who is more talented than Luffy. Second, I feel that the author of this book is forcibly suppressing the protagonist's strength. When fighting Ming Ge, after opening the Jing Jing, he can also use the Black Rope. Then he can completely activate the Jing Jing, then activate the Mirror Flower, Water and Moon Hypnosis, and then turn off the Jing Jing and teleport over to kill him instantly with the Bird Bee. He obviously has so many useful abilities but doesn't know how to use them, and later uses them to hypnotize a doctor. This is completely suppressing the protagonist's combat power from the perspective of combat IQ. The subject matter of this book is very good, but the plot and writing style are difficult to understand. It's hard to give someone the ability but not use it.

I have to say that the author is really strong. Only such a small number of subscribers can persist in writing this. This book is obviously very good, but I don't know why not many people have read it. But maybe everyone is tired of reading Pirates and Humans. Has the author considered liking this book and trying to make a change?

I keep stressing that my weak body is suffocating me to death. I feel safe in the basement and can be killed at any time.

I'm a little speechless. Seeing that the protagonist has golden fingers such as Reiatsu and Kidō, and also has this Buddhist system... Even if he has an earthly physique, others can't get close to him. He was attacked by a sneak attack and stared at with knowledge. How did the Shinigami fight? With one reiatsu, the weak ones will all be suppressed and faint, and the powerful ones will be suppressed. The protagonist only needs a captain-level reiatsu and Senbonzakura, and he will not be intimidated when facing a general. What's more, the protagonist has the ability to give one of his own ten blades. It can be said that the protagonist is a bigger loser than Aizen. People without domineering domineering can't fight in front of the protagonist group. With their souls suppressed, what's the use of being stronger physically? The author deliberately ignored the game and suppression of the pirate system by the Death System. Sea of ​​Death Fire is not only a popularity ranking, but also a system ranking. Anyone who chooses one of the three will choose the Death system. It will live longer, be stronger, have a higher upper limit, and have a rich system. When the Death System comes to Pirates, it is basically a dimensionality reduction attack. The Buddhist system is really not

This introduction is too witty. If the male protagonist wants to rule the world, he should let both the pirates and the navy suffer, instead of being a traitor and slapping the navy in the face in front of the whole world. That will only arouse the anger and pursuit of the navy, which is not good for the plan of world domination.

To be honest, the book "Don't Learn to Retire" about Pirate Gou Daowen is really unreadable. I don't know how anyone could read that book. Are those readers really Haimi? I can accept the dark side of the hot-blooded sand sculpture, after all, these pirates are there, but I really can't accept the kind of stubbornness.

It's a bit disgusting to meet Robin earlier. I wonder why every fanfic has to have a Robin heroine? 😅

It seems that for dozens of chapters, the author has been emphasizing the protagonist's poor physical fitness without explaining the reasons. He also said that Senbonzakura can't break the defense by giving a CP0, which is purely to forcefully weaken the protagonist.

I don't understand whether the time-traveling man has sex, or does the time-traveling man give sex to others? I own several Zanpakutō, which are terribly useless. Just give someone a powerful person to kill. Thank you for not booking

It's obviously called Zanpakutō! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I can't stand it anymore with the soul-cutting sword! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

It has always been emphasized that the protagonist's physical weakness is a drama. Death is not a magician's setting, and the soul alone is not the human body, but a spiritual body. Powerful spiritual pressure will make the body very powerful! Furthermore, the protagonist is too forward-thinking and indecisive. If you are writing about a Shinigami, you really should not release Aizen's ability early. Otherwise, you will be written as a pure and weak character with the ability to have mirror flowers and water moons. Don't you hypnotize the Celestial Dragons and think that they will be tortured for a while and finally let go? Take off your pants and let out some air! What's the end result? It's hard to say that with Mirror Flower, Suigetsu and Pirate World, we can push it evenly! 99.99% Can't be broken! So what if the rest of the people are not hypnotized?

Nondescript, what kind of bullshit are you writing? The God of Death is the God of Death.

After reading about dozens of chapters, this book only has two shortcomings. One is that the description of the battle is too protracted, and there is no sense of disobedience even if you jump through it; the other is that the harem is not developed well, the emotional description is not delicate enough, and the sense of abruptness is too obvious. Without these two problems, this book would have easily become a high-quality book.

It's so boring. The protagonist's purpose is to help the revolutionary army?

The portrayal of this protagonist is so disgusting!

If you know the title of the book, just start reading from chapter 800. Everything before chapter 800 is all foreshadowing.

It's not fun to write. Nothing ordinary either. It's obvious from the first 20 pictures that the protagonist is very conflicted. It can only be regarded as a source of food.

Starting point traffic password. Heaven, Aizen