[Starting at the Battle of Marineford] [Kill Ace and plunder his Conqueror's Haki Qualification] [Kill Coby and plunder his Training Talent 200 times] [Kill Luffy and plunder his Forever Sit-ups] As the Admiral of the Navy, Rochester can't tolerate deserters and traitors the most. During the Battle of Marineford, Rochester discovered Coby who was a deserter, and his escape caused the collapse of a large part of the defense line. "Akainu, why are you nagging these deserters?" Ace was already beaten away! Still talking nonsense! If you don't finish him off, I'll do it! Red Hair will be here soon, it will be too late if we don't kill Coby! Ding! Kill Coby and your Training Talent will increase 200 times. Rochester's training for one day is equivalent to others' training for 200 days, and two years of training is equivalent to others' four hundred years! ! ! Kill! Pirate scum, navy scum, World Government, Celestial Dragons, don't even think about surviving if you meet Rochester! Protagonist: Rochester

[Dark story][Slow-burn story][No heroine][No system][Decisive killing][Dark-bellied Old Six][Flexible][Fantasy magical powers]

A jade coin of good and evil, to judge good and evil, and to borrow supernatural powers.

A world where all cultivators in the world rely on mortals for nourishment.

Xiang Qian traveled here, forcibly took over another body and was reborn. He secretly rejoiced at the news that the original owner's mother had died...

"Mortals support the monks, the monks support the heaven and earth, and the heaven and earth nurture all things. This is the order of the world, so how can it be called cruel?"

"What is the heart barrier? The righteous path indulges in passions, relieving the regrets in one's heart, and considering it righteousness. The evil path indulges in lust, satisfying one's greed, and considering it selfish desire. Either way, it's the same thing."

"Memories will be obscured, but they will never disappear. It is precisely because these memories are engraved on our souls that we are worthy of being called human! We are not like monsters, who, even if they have cultivated human form, are still just beasts that obey animal instincts."