Any Door: Turn in the Caribbean Copy at the Beginning

It's not quite in line with psychological expectations. I just started with Pirates of the Caribbean, How to Train Your Dragon, and Avatar, and finished it in just a few dozen chapters. Goodfellas was fast enough, but it was abnormal when it came to the One Piece chapter. It can be said that this fan "One Piece: Me and My Country and I Allied with Whitebeard to Save Ace" lasted about 240-260 chapters, and finally crossed over to the Avengers and ended it (I didn't finish the Avengers chapter and took a look at the table of contents). This Wanjie wears no taste.

The first one was unfinished, and the second one was that the original movie was just rewritten without the participation of the protagonist. The plot remained unchanged without the participation of the protagonist. What do you mean by rewriting the original movie? Is the number of water characters so obvious?

The author really feels like he is living in his own dream, which is not realistic at all. Pirates of the Caribbean has to wait until the enemy fires before starting to fight back. This is also a stupid pig-like command in the army. So fake. Dragon training masters know that they will face many flying dragons, so why don't they prepare a large number of anti-air weapons? The weapons are all gone, and then the weapons are mobilized? And there are anti-aircraft guns and rockets at every turn. How about the anti-aircraft machine gun Feilong flying so low that it's not easy to use? It feels like a cannon to hit mosquitoes. The most speechless thing is that when others laugh at you that your ID is fake, and your friend wants to take action, you stop him and say that it's not cost-effective to go to the bureau because of this. Aren't your ID and privileges fake? Are you still calling yourself a loser? I don't want to read anymore and can't complain