One Piece: Simplified Overlord Color and Dominance at the Start

At the beginning, I saw that the navy rank was used to express skill proficiency. I knew that the author of this novel must be a novice. Such a confusing setting can only be written by a novice author. If you don't have any new ideas, you can bite the lighter. Don't force it. Too inconsistent and inappropriate. Not suitable for overlord colors. Not everyone has overlord colors, they are special. Even though there are a lot of overlord colors later on, not everyone has them! If you use naval rank to express the protagonist's overall strength, and numbers to express proficiency, it is barely acceptable. But using military rank to express proficiency is outrageous!

What the hell? Overlord color, but also a classification of naval titles? You are awesome

Why can't I understand some settings? Especially the Vice Admiral of the Navy Headquarters has a domineering and domineering look.

Rubbish, you have to spit before leaving, Hattie

Let me tell you a joke. The strength of an ordinary person on earth is compared with that of a corporal from the Navy Headquarters.

Let me tell you a joke. The strength of an ordinary person on earth is compared with that of a corporal from the Navy Headquarters.

The names are too ridiculous. Ye and Ling have two surnames. It's still a worry. It's hard for Chinese people to hear and hard to pronounce, let alone a pirate novel.

I haven't seen such a disgusting book in a long time.

Chapter 50, the protagonist has the strength of a great swordsman and general, and is still working under Kaido🐶. The protagonist was captured by Kaido Pirates and used as a slave. He has the strength and still doesn't escape. The pirates burn, kill and loot. I don't expect the protagonist to be a good person, but I hope the protagonist will not help the tyrants and abuse the pirates.

The overlord color of the general level can directly stun the lieutenant general level. You are so awesome. You've read a few novels before writing a fanfic, right?

This was originally written well, but why is it that the Five Old Stars are yours again later on? Okay, there are already plug-ins, and there is another plug-in. Originally, the story is about you being a pirate, doing whatever you want, and doing it all the way to the top of the world. Instead of doing your own thing within your own sphere of influence!

Before I left, I said, what a rubbish. The author must have never watched One Piece, and he wrote about it. It's so disgusting Judging from the strength of Pirates now, the generals are only as good as the Three Disasters and Three Generals, not as good as the Yonko. Judging from the red theatrical version of the Yonko, the red-haired one has super first-line strength. In the navy, the marshal's combat power is probably strong enough to resist the four emperors, but one person in the navy is more outstanding. Not to mention Whitebeard's combat prowess, his old and dying body is definitely weakening.

The biggest flaw in swordsmanship is that Haki is classified by naval positions. If you compare it with overall strength, it won't be as nondescript as it is now.

Pigeon? It's only been a few days and it's already gone?

I highly recommend it. How much py is it at this level?

It was written by a studio, and there are a lot of flying deer.

To tell a joke, a great swordsman cannot defeat a brigadier general.

The author probably hasn't watched One Piece, right?

It's too hasty to directly use naval ranks to indicate strength levels. It's so stuck, and you can't remember the order. There are no particularly clear levels of strength in the world of pirates. If you want to write about the strength of the protagonist, just fight with others, and we readers will naturally know. Or the author can set one himself and divide it into SABCDE, where E represents ordinary people, A represents the strength of the four emperors, and B represents the emperor's deputy. . . The difference in strength within the level is divided into +-. For S level, it's up to the author to play freely.