This Pirate Has Justice on His Side

In One Piece, if you were a civilian, would you choose to be a pirate or a marine? If a pirate crew came to your house, do you think they'd kill you or just play house with you? Even the worst marine can still keep most people alive. 99% Of pirates will rob you and then kill you. The marines, no matter what they do, should at least have some sense of justice.

I'm too lazy to argue about whether the Navy is just or not; anyway, pirates are all damned trash.

I really can't understand why everyone's arguing about who's good and who's evil in One Piece and the Navy. I don't think they're all good people. The current One Piece can be compared to the Qing Dynasty at the end of its reign. The Celestial Dragons were Manchu nobles, the Navy was the armed force supporting the Qing government, the pirates were the Taiping Rebellion army, and the Revolutionary…

The protagonist dies from poisoning. Is making the protagonist suffer a constant source of satisfaction, author? This is utterly toxic. The protagonist is portrayed as shrewd, demanding exorbitant prices, yet he's given a free high-risk undercover mission, providing his prisoners and spoils to the Navy for free, only to receive a useless rank.

I don't know what justice is, but I do know what order is. Even the most brutal Qin Dynasty thousands of years ago had an order a thousand times better than the chaos of World War II. The navy can be complex, but pirates must die. No pirate, including Luffy, is innocent.

I couldn't continue reading after half of it; maybe I've read too much fanfiction and my tastes have become too picky. First of all, the protagonist's power level increases far too quickly after obtaining the blank cards, instantly defeating Rayleigh and Sengoku without any sense of groundedness.

I still can't forget what Akainu said when he destroyed the refugee ship carrying civilians from Ohara. Akainu's mother actually said: "Since we've done it, we should eliminate the root of the problem. If there are scholars mixed in on the ship, all the sacrifices this time will be in vain. How many pirates would do something like that?"

If you're going to impose so many restrictions, then stop being so disgusting. Every lottery draw is full of such garbage; it's truly speechless. Or just stop making these ridiculous draws every time. What's the point of getting a bunch of useless cards instead of a skill at the same level? Is it meant to be annoying?

What's the point of reading? Come on, become a fisherman! [Fishing] Skill Acquisition Invitation! Because of the unique environment of the One Piece world, with its numerous islands scattered like stars, it can be considered a series of smaller dungeons!

Does this book whitewash Luffy's crew? If it does, I won't read it; one more person won't make a difference. Luffy's crew simply do bad things without realizing it, recklessly and wantonly—they're even more terrifying than bad guys.