Pirates of O'hara's Navy Hunter

Before launching the demon-slaying order, the World Government sent people to O'Hara several times to tell the archaeologists not to study for a hundred years, but those archaeologists didn't care about the lives of the people at all. They were using the people on the island as hostages and shields so that they could negotiate the same terms as the World Government. They also underestimated the World Government's ruthlessness. After the destruction of O'Hara, the survivors were on the escape ship. At that time, Akainu was still a lieutenant general. He had two choices in front of him. One was to let them go and then face the extermination of all the islands and countries where the fleeing ship passed. Faced with the death of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people, the other was to give an order to kill the people on the fleeing ship. He chose to bear eternal infamy. In order to save the lives of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands, he chose to bear eternal infamy and felt sorry for this soldier.

It's great to watch, keep up the good work.

A reader downstairs said that the navy is not the enemy, but the real enemy should be the Tianlong people. So I want to ask you, your enemy called a killer to kill your parents, wouldn't you seek revenge from the killer?

If you want to report your sorrow, you have to go to the Tianlong people. The government has also told this group of people a long time ago not to study the blank 100 years. If you don't listen, you deserve to be exterminated.

The archaeologists of O'Hara deserved death, and so did Robin, but the O'Hara islanders were innocent.

No, are there really people who see Pirates as dutiful sons and grandsons of the World Government and think O'Hara deserves to die?

Isn't this asking for death? It's equivalent to studying the history of the Qing Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty, Zhu Di's family history in the Ming Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin in the Song Dynasty, and Li Shiming in the Tang Dynasty. The key is that there is only a group of researchers who have no strength at all and are still open and aboveboard. Isn't this just like lighting up the toilet in the middle of the night...

The comment section is really ruining the three outlooks. What did the nine-year compulsory education teach? Shouldn't we take revenge when someone's family member is killed? What's wrong with the male protagonist seeking revenge from the planner, participant, and executor?

The same person came from O'Hara, the same time traveler also experienced bereavement, one even had the experience of being a slave, but a fire burned out two thoughts, one is revenge, and the other is burning the old world to shed blood for the red. The former is not a little bit different from the latter.

The people on the island are completely implicated by the scholars. If they really want to take revenge on Navy Robin, the world government will kill them. They can also rob all the islands. Otherwise, they will be robbed by pirates without a navy.

To be honest, if you want to take revenge on the navy, unless you have the ability to crush the entire navy + the world government, it is easiest to find a highly mobile Devil Fruit. Take the fluttering fruit of the Golden Lion as an example. As long as you have this fruit and your personal strength reaches a level that can deal with Kizaru, you don't have to think about the Great Route or the New World. You can just wander around the southeast, southeast, and northwest seas. Targets are randomly selected around the world. You can remove one base of the navy in one day. In a few years, you can turn the navy into a polished commander. There is no decree from Malinfando. The navy looks powerful, but it also has a great cause. Especially in this world of high-end force, I am barefoot and not afraid of wearing shoes. I will fight guerrilla warfare with you in the southeast, northwest and northwest. When I see the naval base, drop an island and leave. Wait for your people to come over. I have already gone to the other side of the planet.

You can see in the comments section that some people cannot stand up once they kneel down!

Actually, in the world of pirates, history is not important. Then, there is this islander. He is innocent and he did nothing. But those historians don't quite see the situation clearly. There is a government that has great power and rules the world. You have to study the things they expressly prohibit. After all, of course, if you have strong strength to do research, that's fine. You don't have anything to worry about. But the key point is that your entire island, apart from a group of ordinary people, has no strength. In the end, if the history of research is known, there can only be one result, which involves the destruction of the people, so what else can it do? There is nothing to argue about if a group of you are arguing. Again, in the world of pirates, if you have no strength, money or power, you should not do things that are forbidden. If someone does it where you are, you'd better leave quickly, or wait to die because you have no strength, so you can only be finished.

Nothing to say, even in modern times, if you openly study the theory of rebellion, I will still have to kill you.

Why are there so many slaves in the comment section?

If you kill the navy, who will deal with the pirates?

Even if you don't read it, please read it to the last page, otherwise the data will be too poor and there will be no recommendation at all. I really beg you all!

I finally read a book that targets the navy. No matter how badly the pirates I read in the past were tortured by the navy, they always insisted on not taking action against the navy. Even if they did, they would only destroy some target buildings just to slap them in the face. And he spent a long time fighting other pirates. This led me to wonder more than once: If you want to overthrow the world and conquer the world, just kill the navy. If the navy becomes smaller and pirates become more rampant, no one will be willing to pay the extravagant gold. As for the navy, it can recruit new soldiers. Just keep killing. Recruit and kill again. It is not easy for the protagonist to kill the sailors on warships or bases even if he is a general. As for the number of pirates in this book after the navy was killed, that has nothing to do with the protagonist. The protagonist is just an avenger whose parents were killed and he is wanted. He has no great ideals to change the world. To put it bluntly, he is a common person like us. He won't say nonsense like "the world shouldn't be like this", he just comes to take revenge on you, simple and direct. Anyway, I hope the author sticks to it.

1. For the world government, those who violate the law and pursue the truth deserve to die 2. For the non-world government, those who violate the law and pursue the truth deserve to die 3. For the innocent people involved, those who pursue the truth deserve to die, the executors deserve to die, and the world government deserves to die the most 4. The executors deserve to die for non-world governments, including those who pursue the truth, and the world government deserves to die for non-world governments, including those who pursue the truth.

To be honest, it's disgusting to have such an inexplicable start with a blood feud. As a time traveler, if you start by writing about the daily life of the protagonist first and then write about the destruction of the family and the blood feud, then the readers will understand. But there is a blood feud at the beginning, which made me feel aggrieved before the readers could even take on the role. It would be better to start by writing that the protagonist escaped from a coma when his life was threatened when the island was destroyed, and then ended up in this scene, instead of being full of blood and hatred. Awakening your memory more than ten years after the game starts, with reference to the established history, your first enemy is the Navy, your second enemy is the World Government's Draconians, and your third enemy is O'Hara's history researcher. Don't say that O'Hara's historical researchers are not guilty. In that world, although the weak are not guilty, it is a crime for the weak to blatantly violate taboos and not consider the consequences that will drag down the people on the island. Just like ugly people often do mischief and break the law, and they use others as a shield when they break the law.

The writing is as childish as a primary school student.

I'm very curious. The scholars themselves don't know that they are studying the dark history of world government. How come they are now spoken of by people from God's perspective as if they already knew the history.

Otherwise, we should not expect anything from the Daily Newspaper, which is watery, white and poorly written.

Is this to avoid marrying the aunt and just cut it off? Entering the palace?

No way? Does anyone really think O'Hara is innocent? Substitute the world government into Japan, if a group of people continue to violate taboos despite your explicit prohibition. It's like you said seriously that this is your secret and people still keep asking and digging. Who else wouldn't be so angry? I remember that invasion of privacy is illegal, right? O'Hara committed suicide by himself. Not to mention the cruelty of the Demon-Slaying Order. In a world where weakness is the original sin, would he discuss the law with you? Everyone is equal? Thinking of the world government as Japan, O'Hara's scholars are desperately trying to scold Japan in front of Abe for licking the United States' invasion... () In reality, I would definitely side with O'Hara, but in One Piece, having no power is like a neighborhood guarding a thief and insisting on stealing to prove his gold content as the King of Thieves. There is a saying that death is not unjust at all. According to reality, it means that contemporary laws have clearly prohibited it, but they still want to know the law and break the law, and they also want to dig up history and scold the eighteen generations of the government's ancestors. Are you telling me that you deserve to die? The point is, you, O'Hara, have no power behind you? What is it if you don't overestimate your capabilities?

A relatively big failure is the digitization of system flow First of all, readers are generally disgusted with system flow, which is still the lowest digitized system flow. Since there is already a Zanpakutō, why not just describe the ability as killing people and repaying them with rewards? . . . It's unnecessary to create a system flow If you, the author, can't stand it, then readers will definitely not be able to stand it either.

This author is awesome. He copied and pasted three pictures of the same text, but only a few dialogues were different. The content and meaning are the same. Hydrology is still yours.

Could the author please explain the hierarchy? What's next after advancement? Let's start from the entry point (how many points is which level)

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I think it is better for a good navy not to kill