One Piece: I Really Don't Want to Betray Anyone!

In fact, as mentioned at the beginning of the book, the protagonist is just an ordinary person at the beginning, not a trainee with blood and fruits on Rocks' ship, nor a nanny with the protagonist's group. If an ordinary person becomes a pirate, 99% of them will be buried under the sea. Even if there is a system, he will have to survive in the early stage. There is also the difference between a pirate and a navy. Luffy defeats Aaron and immediately gets a wanted order, and then is targeted by Smoker. People who are not the protagonist usually die after reaching this point. In the navy, defeating Aaron means promotion and wealth. Refer to Fenbudi, captains in small headquarters can get beautiful girls, and can even use the bus to privately eat at sea restaurants. Being a pirate is free, but before gaining a certain degree of power, he can only drive a boat and bask in the sun. There are many pirate fans. Whether they are pirates or serious marines, they have long been bad at writing. I am a newbie. I just want to write something slightly different and not so bad. The protagonist of this book will stay in the sphere of influence of the world government at least in the early stage. In the later stage, he may consider rebelling and joining other camps. I know that during this period, I wrote about Garp's restraint on the protagonist. Some older brothers may feel that the protagonist cannot let go and is a bit frustrated. But that's how the novel is. Where there is resistance, there will be motivation. Garp can come and stop him again and again, and the protagonist can also slap him in the face again and again!

The resources of the Straw Hat route can be cut off as long as they can, especially the kind of Crocodile and Golden Lion that can only be played by the protagonist, otherwise why should the merit be given to the protagonist and there is no one above him? Especially the Empress Hancock Nian Ainao. The main character in the original work can be cultivated by female Devil Fruit users of all sizes, and they will become a force.

The Five Old Stars, as well as the Knights of God, are all immortal, just like the Weird Plateau. If the protagonist's subordinates are also immortal, they can use any powerful titles, and they can also recreate the Valley of Gods battle. Anyway, it is Cammy's turn to kill the Celestial Dragons.

It's all dark. Don't write about time-travelers who are afraid of changes in the plot. Only those who have time-travelled can be by your side. For example, the fewer people who know about Robin's ancient weapons, the better. Talents also have a partner system. As long as the protagonist squeezes underdeveloped weaklings like Kirby, Zoro, and Bailey Mabel when they were young, where can they not go to become stronger?

If you don't know how to write, it will turn into a nanny article?

There have been a lot of evil and chaotic protagonists recently. In the past, a lot of books were written about pirates, but they still had basic moral values. Nowadays, the protagonists are almost like Celestial Dragons.

I want to know how a person who is angry about the injustice of the lower class people can get a cheat and have no moral bottom line, only crazy. The three views are too floating.

It's really good, one of the rare pirates prefers dark writing.

The rhythm is good Is it the trumpet played by that master?

This protagonist is not a human being. It is really disgusting to have such a disgusting person as the protagonist.