One Piece: The Mightiest General
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One Piece: The Mightiest General is a captivating novel that challenges traditional views of justice and power. The protagonist, Victor, embodies a dark and ruthless philosophy that questions the very essence of morality and righteousness. With principles like 'History is written by the victors' and 'Without power, the declaration of justice is weak,' Victor navigates a world where might prevails over right. The novel delves into themes of power struggles, moral ambiguity, and the brutal reality of a world where violence reigns supreme. A must-read for those intrigued by complex characters and thought-provoking narratives.
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“This book is a dark article with three wrong views, please don’t open it for righteous readers. ” Victor’s principles of life: ①History is written by the victors. ②There is no justice in the world, only the definition of “justice”. ③ Without power, the declaration of justice is weak. ④ If you are disgruntled, kill the guy on the throne. ⑤ Only believe in fists, only want to use violence to control violence. ⑥ I have the final say. It doesn’t matter whether it is a pirate or a navy, but the clothes on their bodies are different, and the camps they are in are different. This is a world of the jungle, and no one is more noble than the other. On the road to the throne, walk firmly. It doesn’t matter if you are not understood, after all, emperors are lonely.
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