Navy Recruit: Choose the Imperial Engine at the Start

This is an enhanced version of your Imperial Engine, just add a bunch of buffs. Compared to the original version and the previous two, who would be smart enough to choose it? It has no sense of immersion at all.

It feels like the author has never read One Piece. There are a lot of common sense questions. It is a mindless and enjoyable book. It will be embarrassing for experienced book lovers. It will be a fun book for newcomers!

I was very curious when I read the title of the book, but when I read the introduction, I felt numb and said goodbye.

The first two can easily defeat the general, so I chose a useless one.

It feels like a novel from 10 years ago, but now I'm reading Late Stage Cancer...

You are so brave to refuse your boss, I will kick you out of the navy directly

I just don't understand the introduction😅If you choose one of the two, both are bosses, how many emperor engines should you choose? Do you want people to listen to your pounding heartbeat?

I chose the most useless thing.

Well, an introduction to the Persuasion to Quit series. Let's not talk about the power of the first two plug-ins. Isn't King's Imperial Engine the heartbeat? In One Piece, Overlord Color is a necessary skill in the later stage, and it cannot be obtained through self-cultivation. Normal people should choose one. . . .

The navy in One Piece can also choose which general's army to join? 😰 You are too shameful to yourself.

This is another book that just reads the introduction. Wish the fire

A brainless general will not fall in love with a small soldier. The most he can do is give him a meow.

If you encounter a stupid protagonist, will you die instantly?

There is a saying, logically the Imperial engine should be equipped with the top Overlord color🤔. The Summoner King's style of play, as soon as the Emperor's Engine is turned on, the collective doubts about life, and then the bald head clears the field. Isn't it just a domineering color?

I remember that the king was a guy who only played games, right? Was it just because he was afraid of his heart beating too fast? Emm (I only saw this, could it be that he exploded later?)

I couldn't stand it after reading ten chapters. It felt like it was just a pretentious and slap-in-the-face flow of writing. My brain hurt from reading it.

The author is not a Beibi trumpet, right? Why are the covers and features similar?

I'll just drive the Gundam, it's a lot of fun

Some of the content is a bit loose. For example, World Destroyer Bondiwald, I remember that he was frozen and was not at LEVEL6. I hope it will be written more carefully.