I wasted more than three hours yesterday by a liar, but today's update is gone.

Why was my time wasted yesterday but not updated today?

Because the manuscripts are copied out in a large part of the same night and will be published the next day.

As for that liar...

Nowadays, I just want to pretend to be a fool, and I have pictures and made up stories. I am not cheating money, so why bother?

Is it really that important to show off? [Sweat]

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Let's talk about .

Because of the different translations, there are some things about the justice of the three generals, among which Akainu is the most typical.

Absolute justice

Complete justice

Radical justice

Extreme justice (Is this translation really good?...it's derogatory...)

After many aspects of the author verified, Akainu's justice should be "complete justice"

This can also explain why Akainu bombarded O'Hara's refuge ship because he wanted to completely implement "justice".

How thorough is it? It's probably like the hammer of justice in DNF.

Explain the justice of the three generals

Akainu: Complete justice - to implement justice thoroughly, such as the remnants of the White League chasing and fighting over the war.

Kizaru: Ambiguous justice - This "abnormal" does not mean that Kizaru's position is not firm, but that he is too firm. What the leader asked me to do, I do not do more, and I do a lot. Whether it is right or wrong, it has nothing to do. I only carry out orders, and the duty of a soldier is to obey.

By the way, boldly predict: Kizaru is definitely not an undercover agent of the Revolutionary Army!

Why?

Because all the signs show that Kizaru is likely to be a revolutionary army, and Oda, he likes to slap us in the face the most! (?ω?)

Aokiji: Lazy justice - this is definitely wrong. Who would take the initiative to say that he is lazy?

To describe Aokiji as "lazy justice" is like to describe Akainu as "extreme justice", it has a derogatory meaning in itself.

So the precise statement is: calm justice - when doing things, Aokiji only seeks a clear conscience and deserves his conscience. This is called calmness.

Next, let’s further use examples to illustrate the justice of these three people.

Let's talk about O'Hara.

Akainu bombarded the refuge ship and Aokiji released Robin privately. In fact, they both violated the rules.

There is no need to explain Aokiji's violation of discipline.

Where is Akainu's violation of discipline?

The Demon Slaying Order was initiated by the world government, and the refuge ship was also arranged by the world government. Akainu, as a lieutenant general and an executor, his power was limited to the execution of the Demon Slaying Order. That's all, the refuge ship that bombarded the world government, Akainu exceeded his authority.

What would he do if it was Kizaru? He wouldn't let Robin go, nor would he bombard the refuge ship.

So both Akainu and Aokiji violated the rules.

It was "disciplined" not "doing wrong"

It was "disciplined" not "doing wrong"

It was "disciplined" not "doing wrong"

Say important things three times.

Because the author is only responsible for shaping the role and cannot judge the role, only readers have the right to judge the role.

So the author cannot evaluate whether Akainu and Aokiji did something wrong or did it right, and their behavior can only be commented on by everyone.

Finally, I will reiterate that this book will use the following settings in the future.

Akainu: Complete justice

Kizaru: Ambiguous Justice

Aokiji: The calm justice

Warring States Period: Justice of the Reign of the World

He: The righteousness of integrity and integrity

Kong Ming: Strategic justice (using strategy to maintain justice) - This shows that the gap between the animation team and Oda himself is coming. According to this routine, Akainu should be the justice of magma...

Zefa: I don’t know (the justice of not killing??) (Not killing means peace?)
Chapter completed!