Burning Through the World, Starting with One Piece

I don't understand. I've read several books about traveling to the world of pirates. Why do they force people to go to sea and train? They don't popularize giant steel ships, change the power of ships, and don't popularize containers. Isn't the transportation cost of these things lower than that of trains, and aren't the tracks of tracked trains easily destroyed by enemies or pirates? In terms of war, sea trains are even more useless. Offense cannot transport troops to places without tracks. Defense can only rely on a few islands to fight the decisive battle. In the decisive battle, it does not temporarily install large-scale weapons like ships. Such a useless thing always treats the attitude of maritime countries towards railways with the thinking of mainland countries. I am also drunk. Railways are a magical tool for a country like China with 9.6 Million square kilometers of land, because you can concentrate troops on any mountaintop, but it is really useless for these islands. You only have so many islands. The larger ones are inhabited, and the smaller troops cannot be deployed. It is cheaper to raise more armies than to raise a navy, but you also need warships to fight pirates. With the money to build trains, you can build many warships. The same can drive a large-scale industrial chain. You can also directly go to the world government to directly poach mature industrial workers, which can scale up faster.

I mean, Akainu seems to be doing nothing but bombarding civilians. There's no need to be so dark, right?

I saw this on the forum. It turns out that I don't have much idea about pirates anymore, but this makes me think he is right With the latest chapter 1049, many seemingly unreasonable plots in the comics have been perfectly rounded, including the plots of Roger, Whitebeard, Oden, Kaido, and Red Hair, all of which are completely logical and self-consistent. Let's start with Kaido from Wano Country. In chapter 795 of the manga, Kaido appears for the first time, and the title is suicide. [Picture] Let's look at the comic's introduction to Kaido, who debuts for the first time. [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] [Picture] The most eye-catching thing is that the manga emphasizes that Kaido single-handedly challenged the Yonko and the navy to be captured eighteen times. When the comic came out, many netizens questioned that Kaido was just pretending to be X. But looking at it now, the reason why Kaido likes to commit suicide and dares to challenge the four emperors and the navy alone to survive eighteen times is really not pretending, but Kaido's fight against his own destiny. According to the latest chapter 1049, Kaido already knew that he would be defeated by Joey Boy. When did Kaido know about it? This is how Kaido found out after he defeated Oden and saw Oden's diary. In the previous manga, when Yamato and Momonosuke were reading the diary, a page was torn out, and that page should have been torn out by Kaido. So this latest episode will have Kaido telling Jhin that the person who defeats him will be Joey Boy. From that moment on, Kaido was bound by the shackles of fate. After Kaido learned about his fate from Oden's diary, of course he would not be willing to accept his fate, and began to try to resist this so-called fate. So in the next twenty years, Kaido tried to challenge the four emperors and the navy alone. On the one hand, it was to make himself stronger, and on the other hand, it was Kaido's struggle against his own destiny. Because in Kaido's understanding, if he single-handedly challenged the four emperors and the navy and died, then the so-called prophecy in Oden's diary would be nonsense, and he could be regarded as successfully resisting fate. But after Kaido tried to challenge the four emperors and the navy eighteen times, Kaido discovered that he could not die. So Kaido began to try to commit suicide. After all, if others couldn't kill him, then he would have to try to kill himself. In this way, Kaido became a suicidal lunatic monster in the eyes of the world. No one can understand Kaido, because no one can imagine that the fundamental purpose of Kaido's suicide was to fight against his own fate. But in the end Kaido discovered that even he couldn't kill himself, which was just like what the comic narration mentioned. In the end, Kaido was desperate. He could never die, which meant that he had never been able to get rid of the arrangement for his fate in Oden's diary. This also made Kaido subconsciously begin to hate the world. The reason is very simple. From Kaido's perspective, since everything is an arrangement of fate and personal efforts are completely reduced to a joke. Even as powerful as he is, he cannot escape the shackles of fate. What's the point of such a world? That's why Kaido, who debuted in the comics, made such a declaration that it would be best to destroy this boring world. [Picture] Kaido also expressed his envy of Whitebeard when he first appeared. [Picture] The reason why Kaido envies Whitebeard is also very simple, because Kaido feels that although Whitebeard died on the top, it was the fate decided by Whitebeard himself, and he lived his own life. On the other hand, Kaido cannot even decide his own destiny and can only wait to be defeated by Joey Boy. This is a complete tragedy. Unfortunately, what Kaido doesn't know is that Whitebeard is actually a poor man who was tricked by fate. Why do you say that? Because Whitebeard can be said to have died to save Ace. While Whitebeard can let go of Oden, why can't he let go of Ace? Because Whitebeard also knows the prophecy about the birth of Joyboy in Wano. The death of Oden and the prophecy left by Mrs. Toki of Wano to the Nine Heroes made Whitebeard even more convinced that all this was fate. Whitebeard knows that he is not Joey Boy, and naturally he also knows that if he rashly starts working with Kaido, he will end up like Oden. So Whitebeard chose to give up revenge. No one in the Nine Heroes blamed Whitebeard, because Madam Shi had already predicted that they would have to wait twenty years. The plot here about Whitebeard not avenging Oden is complete. In addition to being truly afraid of Kaido, Whitebeard also believes that fate cannot be violated. As for Ace, because in Whitebeard's understanding, Ace is Joeyboy who can bring light to the world in the future, so Whitebeard has to save him no matter what, even if he knows that he is not in good health. How Whitebeard knew that Ace was Joey Boy, of course Roger told him. But another question arises here. Joeyboy must be a person with the ability of the rubber fruit. Why can Whitebeard know about Joeyboy but not this? The reason is also very simple, because when Roger mentioned Joey Boy to Whitebeard, he probably told Whitebeard this, saying that his son would be Joey Boy. So Whitebeard decided that Ace, Roger's bloodline, was Joey Boy. In fact, this detail is also mentioned in the comics. [Picture] Roger believes that his son will be the next generation of Pirate King. Barrett's theatrical version also mentioned that Roger firmly believed that his son would become the new generation of Pirate King. It is not so much that Roger thinks that his child can become the Pirate King, but that he believes that his son will become Joey Boy. So Whitebeard was unintentionally tricked by Roger. It wasn't until Whitebeard saw Luffy that he began to think that Ace might not be the Joey Boy that Roger mentioned. And why did Roger have the confidence to think that his child could become Joey Boy. Here it comes to red hair. Roger went to the Final Island, and after learning the truth about the world, he told the red-haired man to find the rubber fruit and give it to his son to eat. Of course the red hair did as he was told, thus indirectly causing Fuzifu's tragic life. And this is why the red hair ran to Windmill Village, all to follow Roger's instructions and let Roger's son Ace eat the rubber fruit. But what Roger didn't expect was that although he had made arrangements for everything, his fate was not under his control. Even though the red hair did as Roger said and found the rubber fruit, by some mistake, the rubber fruit was eaten by Luffy. Everyone knows the final result. The red hair is no longer obsessed with finding Roger's bloodline Ace, but chooses to believe in Luffy. At this point, the plot about Red Hair, Roger, Kaido, and Whitebeard is basically complete. Finally, let's talk about Oden, who suffered from mental illness in the country of Wano. Oden's controversy lies in the fact that after returning to the country, he lost himself and the country of Wano due to a violent act. But if all this is based on the premise that Oden has already known that fate is inevitable, then it makes sense. At first, after returning to the country, Oden chose to swallow his anger and was even willing to dance naked for five years because he knew that it would take twenty-five years for Wano to be founded, so he could only wait. Putting it from Oden's point of view, what's wrong with dancing for five years? In twenty-five years, you can get through five years in one go. All you have to do is wait another twenty years. It's a pity that Oden miscalculated. As he tolerated like a coward, Orochi and Kaido's behavior became more and more rampant. In the end Oden couldn't bear it anymore, and he also began to try to resist the so-called fate. As a matter of course, Oden could not escape the control of fate. Even though he clearly had a chance to win, he still lost to Kaido. So after that, Oden completely accepted his fate. He no longer resisted. Kaido treated his injuries, left him the knife, and put inferior shackles on him. Oden still had no intention of fighting again, but willingly got into the pot. It was exactly what happened to Oden that made Kaido think more and more that his fate was unavoidable, and at the same time, he wanted to resist his own fate. Because Kaido only read Oden's diary after Oden's death and knew that he was destined to be defeated by Joyboy twenty years later. Putting yourself into Kaido's perspective and seeing what happened to Oden, would Kaido feel horrified and shuddered? After all, Oden did have a chance to kill him, but the ghost old woman appeared to disrupt the situation. From Kaido's point of view, didn't all this seem to be destiny? For Kaido, this is really terrible. There can be an invisible hand in this world, controlling the fate of everyone. It is as powerful as Oden, the invincible, and he cannot escape the shackles of fate. So, as of now, it is basically certain that the theme of the manga is fate, but it is probably also about resisting fate and fighting against fate.

After I finished reading it, the first thing I read was not the original version, and the bad writing hurt me. But the author, you really wrote very, very well, a very good group portrait. Everyone grows and transforms. The gentle revolution of Big Bear, the revolution of burning promises, they are all working hard to stand up and live. When Bucky became king, it really confirmed the core idea of ​​this book, which is to not surrender to fate, but to break fate, everyone is equal, everyone is like a dragon, the most fearful person can also become the strongest king, the most ordinary human can also kill gods, and there are many, many more, proud Jiao Lao Sha Zui is tough, the empress finally breaks the shackles, Essaba Guina Kiddro and others have taken a different path. Kidd's part in the Kingdom on the Bridge really made me feel that he has changed a lot. He is no longer the gangster pirate of the evil era in the original book. But a righteous and unyielding revolutionary warrior I won't watch the rest of the world because I haven't seen the anime. I hope you can write a sequel to the world of pirates. Ahhhhh, your writing is so good that I'm starving for books😭

So that's it, it's Zhutianliu… Whose Zhutian's first copy has 2 million words? ? ?

Hahaha, I remember the idea in the novel I read before Red thoughts arm the soul to arm the color domineering! Bowing down and listening to the voices of the people is for the sake of seeing, hearing and being domineering! The red ideology and belief are firm, taking root in the masses and serving the public wholeheartedly, which is domineering and domineering! 😏

Naruto is far more desperate than the pirate: Because pirates can really change their fate. As long as they are lucky, a devil fruit may grow on the tree in front of their house. No matter how weak their physical talent is, they can make up for it with the animal system... Where is Naruto? Not counting the follow-up Boruto stories, I haven't seen a way that ordinary people can have access to, that can turn ordinary people into ninjas... No matter how miserable Xiao Li is, he is a genius who works hard, but without chakra, he will still be an ordinary person after practicing to death! How many people in the ninja world have chakra? 3%? I'll give you 5% if you're exhausted. Is there any way for ordinary people? It may have happened in ancient times. Let's see if we can meet the Sixth Teacher. Will anyone be able to give ordinary people "chakra seeds" in the future? Gone! The only hope left was Orochimaru's physical transformation, but he did not delve into this topic. His curse seal allows ordinary ninjas to control the power of nature. Can ordinary people have chakra? I can't see...

​ ​ In my opinion, a small drawback of this book is that I have a favorable impression of some kind-hearted pirates and dislike the hawkish navy. It's understandable considering the protagonist's background, but I don't think it's necessary. There is a passage in a novel that I remember, not all pirates are born pirates, some are saved by kind-hearted pirates and then inspired to go to sea, but pirates themselves are not productive, so where does the money for all their banquets and sailings come from? Eventually, those who were inspired by the kind pirates would gradually turn into pirates who burned, killed, and looted. Therefore, the liberation of the pirate world must not be participated by pirates, otherwise the liberation with the participation of pirates will eventually rationalize the pirates. Although it is said that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, revolution and pirates seem to be unable to do so. This position has been decided since they hung up the pirate flag and did not want to become adventurers. Generally speaking, it is still a very unremarkable novel.

Later, I feel like the author gave it something that doesn't exist in Japanese comics. It's too complicated to think about. Their comics are actually quite simple originally, they are just some simple young blood comics. . . The author just did a lot of work. . . Don't be dissatisfied. . . . . . Recently, One Piece has launched a new setting. Baqi can store inheritance. This is a patch for Wang Lufei to fill in the final shortcomings. Even the final island may have Joey Boy's domineering inheritance. In the end, Wang Luffy inherited his domineering power and beat the villain away. (Wang Lufei's current shortcoming is the amount and quality of his domineering power)

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