One Piece’s Strongest Ice Dragon

For example, before going to work today, I was going to put the manuscript that I coded last night on the backstage and found that my home was disconnected from the Internet.

Then, when I come back from get off work now, I still haven't come online.

It's embarrassing. . .

I don't know when the network cable will be ready, so the update is delayed, but please rest assured that there will be no less than two chapters today. Even if it is tomorrow, I will make up for it.

In addition, answer the remarks about someone in the book review area saying that Loya is invincible. . .

how is this possible!

Not to mention that Loya has to explode now to compete with Zefa, the weakest among the generals, even if he is already at the level of Kuzan, what about the Fourth Emperor? What about Hawkeye? What about Dorag? What about Garp Warring States? What about CP?

And what about the commander-in-chief Long?

Are they not even a general?

And, just like I said when Garp appeared, what do the Dragons rely on to maintain their rule?

It is conceivable that without absolute power, who would keep a group of maggots? Therefore, there should be a lot of general-level subordinates in the Tianlong people.

Roja, who has only reached the level of generals and can only compete with Zefa, is invincible.

Perhaps, for the opponents that the original straw hat met, Loya was indeed outrageously strong, but aside from the straw hat, he was still not that strong in the entire One Piece world.

Book friends who have read Xuanhuan know it. Take a few years ago as an example, the protagonist finally became a tenth-order sanctification, and then found that after sanctification, it was also graded.

That's what it feels like.

Otherwise, I would make Loya invincible from the very beginning, and directly destroy the sky and destroy the earth. . . . . . Well, this looks like a good one to write.

Ahem, that's it, today's update is delayed, please bear with me.