One Piece: From the Start, I Asked Whitebeard Who Killed Him

Although the author's Akainu is always bullied, the author actually admires him very much for being a real man In fact, Akainu's character and stance have never changed. He said he wanted to maintain justice, and he always maintained justice, no matter what the means, but the result must be just. Externally, pirates have to be killed by the navy. Except for a few sea adventurers like Luffy, there are a few pirates who are good. They slaughter villages, occupy countries, and kill all pirates. This is justice. Potentially dangerous elements gather on the island, so they must be cleared away by the Demon Slaying Order. Roger's son, it's okay for you to be an official, but if you want to return to your old career, that won't work. If there are too many people responding to your father's flag, and the world is prone to being invaded by pirates, then you will have to be beaten to death. From Akainu's perspective, everything is a matter of position. For world peace, Ace must die. Internally, Akainu, as an admiral, chased the defeated pirates, but Kirby blocked Akainu at the end, preventing Akainu from pursuing him and letting the enemy run away. This was a naked surrender to the enemy. In the real world, if a country is at war and a character like this appears, it would not be an exaggeration to shoot him directly. Secondly, the competition for the navy marshal is actually affected by the background factors of the times. Leaving aside the strength of the two, Whitebeard's live broadcast to the world before his death that the great treasure really existed pushed the entire pirate era to its peak. If everyone was just making small fuss before, now they are really fighting for real money. At this time, Aokiji's gentle policy has no effect on the vicious pirates. Only hardliners like Akainu can give peace of mind to the people of the world and to those above. Akainu's character and stance. Always stable, strong, tough, extreme, and extremely hates pirates and vows to kill them all. Akainu was able to maintain his character at all times, but he also paid a lot of costs, such as pressure from above, people from below to paddle, and there were three "old and frail" lieutenant general supervisors beside him. Akainu was in trouble. But he neither complained nor gave in. Carrying the navy to this day is not easy, so Akainu will definitely turn around later.

To be honest, it's too good for pirates. It would be great if Ace Whitebeard died immediately

Author, do you have any questions about the position of the navy? To be honest, if it were not an anime but a real world, none of the pirates would be innocent.

I haven't read it yet, but I would like to give the author a warning. The protagonist's position should never be tilted to one side. It is best to act neutrally, otherwise your book will be over. This kind of question-and-answer novel is about fairness and justice. If the author helps whomever he wants, the readers will be gone.

It is not recommended for those who like the navy. The author is forcibly licking the pirates, licking the protagonists and Ace, and maliciously belittling Akainu. Specific: Forcibly let Whitebeard recover from his injuries, give Ace the power of the Shock Fruit, and fight even the future Straw Hats.

This ass is so crooked, why doesn't the author just kill all the navy and let the pirates be the masters of this world? It's not clean yet, and it won't take long for people to eat people.

In One Piece, Oda actually deliberately blurred and created conflicts. For example, the Four Emperors are not called pirates, they are considered princes in troubled times. That is, the court was corrupt, incompetent, and cruel. Rebels and bandits from all walks of life, large and small. By the way, do readers have any misunderstandings about navigators? Columbus and Magellan were both slave traders, Drake was a pirate, and even the official Zheng He destroyed countries and massacred cities. The Age of Discovery was not so gentle

Just answer the question, and ask questions, is it useful to ask Whitebeard? Questioning, is it useful to ask if you don't admit it and the thing hasn't happened yet? The name is not good, I suggest you change it.

Author, do you mean to ask questions on Baidu?

Actually, this kind of interrogation is easy to write in a world like Naruto Bleach, which is full of conspiracies and calculations, but it is a bit difficult to write in the world of Pirates. In the end, there is no particularly interesting conspiracy in the world of Pirates. Even if it is some secret information, when it is known, most people will just give it an indifferent response and then ignore it. The big pirates are all a bit crazy, and at the same time, strength is paramount. In fact, few of the secrets among pirates are valuable, and even those with some value can keep them.