The Sword of Pirates Dominates the World

I was just wondering, is the navy so stupid? The navy hates pirates, and then the protagonist is a bounty hunter who kills pirates. However, the navy says that he is killing people in public and wants to stop the protagonist. This is the little brother forcefully forcing the protagonist to join the pirate camp, right? He takes it for granted, and sighs at the same time why all the geniuses go to join the pirate camp. Don't think about it, is he the one who forced the genius to join the pirate camp?

The plot is okay, but there are a lot of typos and the timeline is too confusing. The protagonist is in one timeline and the other characters are in other timelines. The protagonist traveled back to 1490 when he was 6 years old. The slaves were liberated in 1497. The protagonist was 14 years old and went to watch Roger's execution at 15 years old. Hai walked around the four seas and practiced for four or five years. He should be 19 years old. He has just practiced for 2 years and now he should be 22 years old. Then it should be 1506 now. It should be 9 years since the slaves were liberated. I can't even process the timeline, and I can't understand what I'm writing.

The writing is quite good, not so ink-stained. People who have watched the One Piece anime will have a sense of empathy. It's really good. Come on.

So many typos and omissions. Moreover, he didn't even have much strength, so he even accepted his disciples.

There are too many typos and I can't read it at all.

How many heroines have been promised?

Can't read

I can't read it. After reading more than 60 chapters, I don't know what it is about and what is its purpose?

Wonderful

Timeline is blurred and thoughts are confused