If you don’t like Fufu, it’s very simple. Just imagine Fufu’s name as Nami, or Perona, or Akuya, Kagura, etc.

Someone said that Fufu was dragging her back. I thought about it, but Fufu didn't drag her back. One Piece was originally the king against the king against the general. When I beat Kizaru, I talked about it from the beginning. If I couldn't beat her, I would definitely not be able to escape. Kizaru must chase Odo first, so it's the same whether Fufu ran or not.

It is said that the positioning is unclear, only 200,000 words. The plot has just begun. What did Usopp do before? What did it play? Isn’t it just a so-called soybean?

I think I have written it clearly enough. Fufu doesn’t treat Odo as a superior or as a subordinate. Could it be that you are all single dogs? Or do you want to see the protagonist Long Aotian, and you can kill the whole family if you glar at you?

It is said that Fu Fu is like Ba Jin, and Fu Fu is not greedy for money at least. According to you, Nami is more like Ba Jin. Isn’t she also commanding this and that? Isn’t you missing a picture? The kind of breasts and thighs are so beautiful that they are bubbling?

Or is there something wrong with my text? If so, I can write it more clearly. I can write what the characters are thinking, and it just so happens that my scalp is numb.

I saw a reader's message before, and I thought it was quite interesting. The general idea was the original female character. As long as it was not the kind of soft girl who obeyed her, readers would hate her. Well... it seems to make some sense.

In addition, as for the previous comparison of Kaido, in fact, they were defeated twice in the outline. Once, Kizaru, and once, everyone should have guessed that the Demon Slaying Order, but it is definitely not as simple as pulling Barrett and fighting with the Navy and then losing. After all, Odo has been defeated once, so he must have changed some tactics.

So some people say that Kaido has so many awesome little brothers, and Odo now has two or three big cats and kittens, and takes the initiative to provoke the navy. Is there any problem?

This is nothing more than feeling that the protagonist was defeated as soon as he debuted, so he was unhappy. If the Warring States Period and Kizaru were replaced with other lieutenant generals, and the protagonist defeated him neatly, you will definitely not feel that there is any problem with provoking the navy when you come up.

This is a small problem. If I wrote a naval article now and the protagonist became a navy, he would definitely set up a net of heaven and earth in Luoge Town. However, there was no scene of the Warring States Period appearing in the original work, and only two executioners were described.

The last point is that when I write this number, it is about to be put on the shelves. If nothing unexpected happens, it is expected to be launched on the first day of May. I can also calm down and I need to spray it quickly. I don’t need to spray the fee chapters next month, hahahahaha.
Chapter completed!