One Piece: My Second Uncle Is Kizaru

If I accepted Crowe, I would give up the book. It was quite enjoyable at first, but Crowe really couldn't bear it. There are very few characters that I hate when watching One Piece, and Crowe is in the top three.

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Not purely naval writing. The protagonist's identity is that of a naval spy, but his soul is his own. He will neither be completely loyal to the Navy who acts as a dog for the Five Old Stars, nor will he do evil like a pirate. You will have the three views of a normal person and cannot tolerate evil people. If you have the ability, you will definitely make it impossible for bad people to continue to do evil, but it does not mean that you will completely refuse to go with bad people. It does not mean that killing the bad guys is solving the problem, but it means solving the root causes that make people become bad! If it is beneficial to himself, the protagonist will not give up any opportunity to improve himself, because that will allow him to solve the "root cause" faster. But Tina can recruit Zangao as her subordinate, why can't Dusqi be with the pirates subdued by the protagonist? A naval colonel is not as enlightened as Cao Cao? Do you have to accept a bunch of stupid good people and do good deeds all over the world? It is often this kind of person that causes bad things to happen! Warring States and Garp's hearts are not considered good for the people? But why didn't they resist the Tianlong people, why didn't they solve the slave trade, and why didn't they make changes. The Navy itself is a purely military group and has nothing to do with kindness and innocence. Please stop being naive. Just like the main theme of Pirates, this book also focuses on freedom and freedom. In the future, the protagonist will become a third-party force that rides on both sides of the pirate navy. He will not be a virgin, he will not do evil, and he will protect those who are willing to follow him. And the protagonist has systematic support, which can not only ensure that the people on the ship will never betray, but also increase the number of tool people for himself, so why not do it. Really, you've all become tools anyway, so don't be so serious. If you still can't stand it, then I'm really at my wits end.

I don't quite understand why many authors love Kebi and try to excuse him.

How should I put it, there is no central point of view. Harem bar, not an all-female crew. I'm a collector, I'm not a top-notch crew member, but a bit crooked. Upgrade your flow, upgrading is a grind. Data flow, the data is still prone to errors. I feel like I want to rub everything, but nothing goes deep.

Wow, what kind of primary school student would like Tiga and give her Tiga number?

I hate Akin and Crowe. A pirate who kills innocent people just for the sake of his so-called reputation for loyalty. In fact, maybe he is a villain to begin with, and he can just use this reason to join the pirates and gain a reputation. It's really hard to accept that Crowe would accept someone who didn't even want to let go of a sick girl.

I'm just a passerby, I haven't read the content yet, I just have a little opinion about Kerby There are two main black spots about Kerby: he wants to be a deserter, and he hinders the pursuit of the hawk navy. But in my opinion, this is actually okay. First of all, the first point is that a 16-year-old recruit, who may not have even undergone half a year of training, without any ideological education, is suddenly thrown into the most intense battlefield meat grinder. He is scared and wants to run away. Is it difficult to understand? Even the soldiers of our army who have received advanced ideological education have deserted and said depressing words on the battlefield to reduce the morale of their own people, not to mention the soldiers of the old army in the feudal period? Being afraid and wanting to be a deserter is a normal behavior, and it's not right at all. What's more, didn't the person run away? You can't just beat someone to death just because they have bad thoughts, right? The second point is about Kebi preventing the expansion of the results. I guess you haven't read the comics or even the animation carefully. Kirby's meaning is very clear. It is never to stop the pursuit, but to give priority to treating the wounded! (Manga 579, Animation) It is not obvious in the animation, but it is very clear in the comics. The Navy Gate at the end of the game has completely killed the red eye and ignored the injured Baoze. This is a common problem in the armies of the old times, there is no discipline at all. Compared with the navy at this time and the white-bearded pirates, it is difficult to say which one is more harmful. After all, bandits are defeated like a comb, soldiers are defeated like a grate, the experience left by our ancestors is no joke. At this moment, someone suddenly rushed out and poured a bucket of cold water on the navy above to calm down. In my opinion, it is difficult to say whether it is a good thing or a bad thing. If we can take the opportunity to rectify discipline, the navy's combat effectiveness may be improved. As for continuing the pursuit? Judging from the results, because of the red hair's intervention, even if there was no Kirby, he would only be able to chase for a few seconds until he died. What's that enough for? Can we catch Marco and these cadres? If you are exhausted, just deal with some minions. You can judge the value by yourself.

Why do you always describe yourself as being on par with the world's top experts? Is what you call the world's top powerhouse Doflamingo's level?

The subject matter is very good and there are tutors, but Kebi really can't stand it.