
One Piece: The Nation-Razing Thief
海贼之劫国大盗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 928k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Fighting on the street means fighting on the street. Do you want to make a comeback? You don't have that kind of writing skills, do you know that?
The collapse of all kinds of combat power seems to be your specialty. How about you write funny characters? The previous book Fire Fist has been picked out several times. Do you want to pick up this one again?
If you want to summon a character, you should first simulate it with Deepseek. What kind of strong man am I like when I used Abyssal Seadramon to travel through One Piece? It's definitely not like a loach as you wrote.
As expected of having written two books, Level 2 is still a flop. The plot is really bad.
No wonder I'm still at lv2 after finishing two books.
The Deep Sea King can't beat Garp's deputy, okay, it's understandable that the Deep Sea King isn't domineering. I really don't understand why Steel Seadramon's whole body of Chronic Digizoid was broken by Garp's deputy's normal slash. The protagonist group also fought with Garp for a long time and finally escaped, only to have a reward of 120 million Baileys. No, isn't this supposed to be a cool article? I have never seen such a story that overwhelms the protagonist and disgusts the reader.
Steel Seadramon and Deep Sea King were actually broken by Adjutant Garp. Just suppress your combat power.
After finishing two books, he is still able to write such a masterpiece. He is worthy of being a master of lv2 😁😁😁
Has the author ever read the settings of Digimon? Although the special effects in the cartoon are rubbish, in the set, complete forms such as MechanoGreymon or Tankdramon have nuclear bomb-level destructive power. Tankdramon's special move for an ordinary complete form, which even MechanicalGreymon can't defeat, is a nuclear warhead that can turn a thirty-kilometer radius into scorched earth. The ultimate body is designed to completely attack the country and even clean the surface of the earth. You should replace that ultimate body with a complete body or a mature body.
Steel Seadramon and Deep Sea King cannot beat Garp and his lieutenants. The boss looks at their performance and how they compare with him. The most ridiculous thing about the author is that he thinks that with 6 pieces, he can beat Deep Sea King.
Summoning the Deep Sea King in the pirate world is indeed interesting, much more fun than the few people on the introduction. The Deep Sea King has a good image and strength. If he robs the Celestial Dragon again one day, he must not be sacrificed by the fishman.
The writing is getting lower and lower
Ninjas are not afraid of blood cows. Judging from the people currently summoned, which one is inferior to Fei Liubao? This King of the Deep has been cut so much that you can barely accept it if he can't beat Garp. But just anyone can open up the King of the Sea at 46, and it's like shit. They always emphasize that the ninja has crispy skin. It's very difficult to beat the blood cow. Isn't your ninja crispy skin relative? Look at the ninjas in Naruto. Which one has a ridiculously high attack rate? If they fight as a team, how dare you call them fragile?