Pirates: I Became a Navy Idol in the Favorability Panel

Traveling through the world of pirates, Dutch unexpectedly unlocked the favorability panel. He was appreciated by Lieutenant General Crane from a refugee boy, skipped regular recruitment and stepped onto a navy warship, starting a counterattack from then on. When he first entered the military camp, he was questioned for his "special treatment". However, with his tenacity and honesty, he broke the label step by step and steadily moved towards the goal of becoming a naval idol. His favorability on the panel also continued to increase as he grew. People's comments witnessed his transformation: Lieutenant General He praised him as "hard-working, tenacious, honest and humble, and a malleable talent"; Colonel Raymond said he was "calm and sensible, far superior to ordinary recruits"; Brown and Horn, who had made things difficult for him, said frankly that "his persistence convinced us." Major General Jiaji commented that "he has a tough mind, a promising strategy, and will become a great weapon in the future" [favorability level 70+]; Lieutenant General Taotu said with a smile, "Humility and enthusiasm, both tenacity and warmth are rare to see" [Favorability 65+]. The top brass of the Navy also favored him: Capu laughed and said, "This kid is as motivated as I was when I was young, and he is worth cultivating" [Favorability 60+]; The Warring States Period praised "having justice and sticking to one's heart is the future of the navy" [favorability level 55+]. Among the three generals, Akainu recognizes "upholding justice and being firm-willed", Qing Pheasant said calmly, "My character is acceptable and my potential is not small." Kizaru glanced at it, "It's interesting, more reliable than I thought." Relying on the favorability panel, Dutch has insight into people's hearts, grows up with an open mind, and hones his strength in rigorous training and combating pirates. From a marginalized recruit, he gradually becomes a naval idol recognized by everyone. He uses strength and sincerity to write his own naval legend.