Pirate: This Navy Is Going Crazy

Are the righteous and evil deeds taken care of by the Celestial Dragons? That is indeed evil. It is like traveling back in time to the early and late Qing Dynasty, saying that righteousness must lead to evil, but actually joining the Eight Banners to suppress the enemies of the Qing Dynasty. It is enough to remove righteousness and really say that one has become evil.

It's better to write that you haven't met Luffy yet. If you do, just hit him, and you won't be willing to hurt him.

If you don't, your book will be useless.

Even though I hate the Celestial Dragons and so on, I still agree with them after seeing them kill all the pirates before solving the final problem. Luffy, I read the manga and now, I think the dead pirate is the best.

The Shampoo Islands clearly tells the plot that the Celestial Dragons robbed civilian girls and shot their husbands, and then you just pretend that this didn't happen. Those who are righteous will become evil, those who are filial will become evil.

I don't know what everyone's definition of righteousness and evil is. I think it should be the thorough implementation of justice for oneself, whether when it is weak or strong. I joined the navy even though I knew that in the original work, the navy assisted the Tianlong people to destroy a country in three years. I can only say that evil is not thorough and righteousness is not pure. If You told me that I am still weak and need to grow, so I joined the navy. Dude, is there any need to join an organization that is bad from the beginning? The navy can't save it at all Because the navy has been purely to serve the Tianlong people since its birth. It is fundamentally bad. If there are still people who say that if you don't join the navy, will you become a pirate? Is Diode really that fun? You can just create a country, open up the Revolutionary Army No. 2, Or go crazy and fight monsters to upgrade and become invincible. There is no need to join the navy or pirates, they are just two pieces of shit The final outcome of the true evil should be: blow up the whole world with oneself!

How does the protagonist react when he sees a Celestial Dragon riding a slave? What is the protagonist's reaction when he sees the Celestial Dragons robbing a civilian girl? How does the protagonist react when he sees that the common people cannot afford the gold in the sky and are about to starve to death and have to go to sea to become pirates? Should we advise them to wait to starve to death, or should they refuse to hand over the heavenly gold and be massacred by non-franchised countries? What is the protagonist's reaction when he sees that most of the navy goes to non-member countries to directly attack and rob, and the official announcement is that non-member countries have no human rights?

If I let Ace go, I won't pursue this book.

It is impossible to join the navy if you are evil. The Dracos have a "human hunt" every three years, massacring hundreds of thousands of civilians in a country at a time, and mobilize the navy to defend each time. The Dracos are the greatest evil in the world. Every capita in the navy is a butcher. No high-ranking member of the navy is innocent. The justice of the navy is a joke. Even Garp participated in the Battle of the Valley of the Gods and protected the Dracos who had just massacred more than 100,000 civilians under Rocks.

Pure and pure, the setting is so evil, but it is the dragon people's 🐶 instead of starting a business on its own The system's force values ​​​​are also poisonous, and some are added Pretending not to know the plot is also a talent setting He also chopped Luffy with a knife. When Luffy died, Nika awakened and activated the resurrection armor, but he didn't care

If you lick it, don't do anything serious. General Duanmu beat up the heroine's whole family. The so-called protagonist? You've done bad things and then got arrested again. Do you understand that a generation of lazy people deserve to listen to their gold content? It's rubbish.

An article about licking a dog When I saw that I was rescued by Garp, I knew I would lick it

After all, One Piece is just a hot-blooded comedy. According to the protagonist's character and moral game, almost all the main supporting characters should be killed off. Could it be that if you can kill the mouse, you can't kill the little thieving cat? If you can kill the sand crocodile, you can't kill Wednesday Weiwei? What to write about killing? Still jumping over again and again by mistake. The fun lies in the diverse supporting characters rather than the morality of killing monsters and upgrading.

Okay, I'm another time-traveler who basically doesn't know the plot. I really don't know what the meaning of writing like this is, so I slipped away.

I don't know why, but it feels wrong. Can't stand it. It seems like that feeling of pretending and being important. Awkward😰

He didn't even kill Luffy, and he even became evil. Withdrawn

It's like a running account. I originally thought the subject matter was good and there would be surprises The writing is too poor.

This kind of pretending not to know the text. It was so painful to watch. 😰

If the cheat is powerful enough, you can become a pirate, and the development version of the cheat can join the navy. After all, the strength is too weak, it is not safe to go to sea, and you will be hunted by the navy. If you hide and become invincible, what else are you looking for? To sum up, if you join the navy, those who have cheats are the ones with the backbone of their brains. It is impossible for you to shout around and grow up slowly. Even if you have the strength of the Yonko, it doesn't matter. Your subordinates still have their own strength to surpass Rocks. You can just wander around.

There is a problem with the setting above. The measurement standard for pirates is doli. The navy with guns is 5. There are more than 4,000 Luqi on Judiciary Island. The result is 53 for the protagonist.