This Navy Admiral Has the Worst Luck

When this meme comes around once in a while, everyone will smile. But it always had the opposite effect.

The writing is not bad, but the memes are used too frequently. Each chapter has several memes or driving, which is almost a collection of bad memes.

The world only remembers that Akainu O'Hara brought disaster to civilians, but does not remember how many people he saved. In the face of war, Aokizu Kizaru didn't care about the lives of ordinary sailors. Only Akainu would go up to defend the soldiers from harm, maintain the dignity of the navy, and improve the morale of friendly forces. Akainu is a standard soldier. As the saying goes, kindness does not lead to soldiers. You said that O'Hara does not even spare civilians. In fact, he just thinks that letting go of scholars is more harmful. Akainu's justice lies in maintaining the order of the sea, and fighting pirates also has this purpose. The biggest problem is that the order he maintains is wrong at its root. In terms of harm, Roger, who started the great pirate era and caused countless low-level civilians to suffer, is much more hateful than Akainu, but few people care about him. Instead, they think he is a good man and a hero. What is the truth of this? Is it unforgivable for a person with a good relationship to do a bad thing? According to Oda's character setting for Akainu, I always feel that Akainu will turn against the Tenryu in the end. Compared to Kirby, who was a deserter in the war and had to speak righteously to stop his teammates after they gained the upper hand, Akainu is simply too noble. At least he knows his position and is the only general who takes the lead.

Author! Your failure in the first two films really made me feel a little unconfident! This one won't be the same, it's also a eunuch, right?

The description is good and the imagination is good. It doesn't deliberately follow the original work. It has its own adaptation, but it is the fruit. . . Glass Fruit The development of Glass Fruit into Mirror Fruit 😒 is very confusing, especially when there is a Mirror Fruit in the original work. If you insist on saying that Glass is the upper-level fruit of Mirror, then you don't know where your upper-level is. Whose upper-level fruit only develops lower-level abilities?

Brother, don't you understand the pirate fruit? Glass fruit, a superhuman fruit, is not a shock fruit. It is a skill fruit such as a barrier fruit. It should really be considered a real fruit such as rubber fruit and diamond fruit. In the early stages of development, these fruits materialize in their own bodies. After awakening, they may materialize in the surrounding area. This fruit of yours, not to mention the surrounding environment, you create it directly out of thin air and transform it at will. These skills are of the natural type, such as Kuzan, surrounding tridents, such as Kizaru's sword. This superhuman fruit of yours is used as a general-level natural type at the beginning, which is a bit hard to accept.

What if they really move to Shampoo and the navy family members are attracted by the Tianlong people? Did the author think of it?

That's all I've seen of this novel, and I'm actually a little disappointed. It took so much effort to hit Dover, but he was allowed to run away; a divine dodge wrapped around him with a domineering look opened his mouth. This overlord's erotic entanglement is too shameless, I really don't want to show any shame just to not change the plot. Forget it, see you in the next book.

The heroine Peach Rabbit and the hero are less than 1.9 Meters tall and drive a big car? The middle is right up, but the two ends are not right. . .

The author takes this a bit for granted. Just one semi-savant who escaped from Robin caused the World Government to pursue him. Many innocent civilians were implicated in the process. If Akainu did not solve the search ship, there might be more scholars inside, and then they would be hunted by the World Government, and more civilians would be affected.