An Admiral Who Became a Navy Officer on a Whim

Imagine what the Navy would be like if it lacked hawks like Akainu and was dominated by doves. Actually, whether the pirate world is chaotic or not ultimately depends on Luffy. The release of prisoners from Impel Down indirectly caused far more civilian deaths than Akainu has. And how many people have been burned, killed, and robbed by Luffy's large fleet?

Why do I feel like the Navy won at Marineford? They beat the self-proclaimed world's number one fighter so badly, killing both his son and father. And not a single named Navy soldier died.

Well, the beginning was a bit disappointing. Ten chapters of setup showed a frail, ordinary protagonist who couldn't be killed by ten shots, yet in the end, he was slashed to death with a knife by the protagonist, whose hands were bound by heavy chains… I haven't read on how it goes yet.

How many people received this from the elves? Let me see.

Keep it up. Try your best to write well. I watched some videos on Bilibili today, including one about Gardevoir. It reminded me of your novel. It took me ages to find it.

The Navy is like searching for rat droppings in a pile of rice, while pirates are like searching for rice in a pile of rat droppings. Why are thieves thieves? Are they forced into it by the government? Use your brain! Those with a conscience who couldn't survive under government pressure joined the Revolutionary Army.

It's getting a bit long-winded. Why is there so much internal monologue about the main character?

No, I'm not planning to follow the new book. I really like this one; I've followed it all this way despite your sporadic updates, and then you say you're abandoning it to write a new one. I won't follow it until it's finished; let's see if you can finish it. I already hate how Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) treats money like water, and reading books that are abandoned is disgusting and leaves me feeling stuck. It's like paying money to suffer.

The Pirate King's rage led to the destruction of a nation; as expected of pirates, their inhuman actions deserve to be eliminated. The World Government destroyed nations for profit, leading to lead poisoning. The Celestial Dragons burned down garbage mountains for cleanliness, and the Navy tacitly allowed the Seven Warlords to legally break the law.

The problem with dual transmigration is that it's hard to balance the plot weight of the two sides, and as a result, the beginning has been tediously drawn out in the One-Punch Man world for so long. Furthermore, since he's going to be a One Piece fan, he should learn some skills that pirates don't have. He's learning regular swordsmanship, but couldn't he learn swordsmanship from Koushirou? Or even become an apprentice of Atomic and learn a swordsmanship with a different style?