Pirates: the Situation Is Unfavorable and the Law of Heaven and Earth

If you lose the game, the laws of heaven and earth will be affected. The situation is not right, so be strong and persistent.

If you have the ability, you can kill the Celestial Dragons too.

Uh... Golden Light Spell... Looking at the introduction, this is almost a heaven-reaching method. . .

When you go to the pirate world, you must first deal with the Celestial Dragon Immu. To put it bluntly, pirates are just small gangs.

Can we kill pirates who are similar to adventurers together? The flag was already hung anyway, so Ace gave it to him too?

You already have the golden light spell, why do you still need to eat the fruit? If there is none or the upper limit of the golden light spell is low, just take one, but what you describe is obviously awesome! Compensating for shortcomings and taking advantage of strengths is a normal way of thinking! I won't tell you whether this fruit is strong or not, but in a world with an ocean theme, it is really deadly! The shortcomings you have created for yourself are like removing a plank from a barrel, or directly tearing it down to the bottom. Not to mention that domineering can overcome Hailou Shi, it will not change the fact that you are still restrained by Hailou Shi.

I think the most buggy thing among pirates is the weapon fruit. It can be used for fighting during the day and at night. If you develop it in the cycle test, it will be the transformation weapon. If you develop it in the technological side, it will be the water drop and the two-way foil.

I read Chapter 20, and in Chapter 12 there is a very typical plot of being questioned by a child. If you can stand it, it's okay, otherwise it's actually a bit poisonous.

If there is a white bear, why don't we just replace it with a white tiger? 😅 And wouldn't it be a bit hasty to eat the Shaoshao fruit like this? After all, this fruit is very involved in the development of the original plot. Ace has to use it to rise up to lead to the top. Sabo has to rely on it to take over Ace's role as a good brother. After all, fire is a good foil for the sun god.

Why do lower-level fruits always appear?

I've finished reading it. It's well written. There aren't any big loopholes in the logic, but there's no particularly exciting feeling. It's a bit bland. First of all, the protagonist's blood-stained justice, killing to stop killing. Your theme is a bit too fake and empty, and it's difficult to realize. Experience tells us that we can't stop it. Rushu, as long as there is the legend of One Piece and people's yearning for pirates in the sea, the protagonist will never be killed cleanly. The author needs to export his own revolutionary ideas. Secondly, all the dialogues are a bit dry and nutritious. Say hello to the neighbors, have you eaten? After eating it, it was a bit boring and had no sense of immersion. As a reader, after reading the whole book, there was almost no emotional fluctuation. Everything was describing the protagonist's battle, but it did not go into the protagonist's heart and emotions at all. It was superficial. The picture I wanted to see was that the protagonist used himself to face confused people. The theory awakened them, but such a scene never appeared. Although the protagonist appeared, the confused people were still confused. Then there was no fighting feature. They kept imitating the old heavenly master. They had no shining point of their own, did not walk out of their own unique way, and lacked their own charm.

Looking at the introduction, isn't the protagonist's ability the fruit of the Warring States Period?

All Heavenly Ocha is here for a visit!

Recommend a pirate fan novel: "Pirates: Becoming the King of the World from the Age of Rocks" [Decisive Killing + Dominance + Great Swordsman + Pirate Group + Age of Rocks + World Domination] Return to the era of Rocks, join the Rocks Pirates and become a cadre, grab the gold from the sky, massacre the Celestial Dragons during the Battle of the Valley of Gods, and form a pirate group after Rocks' death to dominate one side. During the second celebration of the Celestial Dragons, all the pirate groups in the new world of the Alliance once again launched the Battle of the Valley of the Gods, snatching the Celestial Dragons' treasures and devil fruits, massacring the Celestial Dragons again, killing Lord Garin, Army General, and CP0 Chief... Hawkeye Homick: The world's greatest swordsman? No, no, no, this is not me, but Li Yuan. Ever since I started learning swordsmanship, I have been pursuing his path of swordsmanship. Whitebeard: The strongest man in the world is not me, but Li Yuan. That guy is so outrageous that even my ability to awaken the Shock Fruit cannot defeat him! Five Old Stars: Obviously I am immortal and can passively teleport to save my life. Why am I still being killed?

I find that you pirate writers are very conflicted. The protagonist keeps saying that even if the Celestial Dragons are bad, the pirates are bad, and the navy is bad, they want to change the world. But does the protagonist have the power to change the world? Without power, he can only go with the flow. When he has the power, he can directly recruit people, pirates, navy, world government, kings, etc. To build a unified world. If the king of this country is not good, can you just overthrow it and replace it with another king? You can see the story of the dragon slayer who eventually became a dragon. You can see it in history.