When I started writing this fan book, there were actually only two simple starting points: first, the protagonist had to get one`picc; second, after getting the big secret treasure, it would not lead to the end of the Pirate Age.

Therefore, this ending was not constructed with the purpose of novelty and rationality, but with the purpose of not completing the era of Pirates, and is considered a small personal idea.

The ending of the Pirate comic is far away, but I personally think that Mr. Oda will not exceed these two points. If Luffy gets one`piece and causes the pirates to disappear on the sea, then the ending will be contrary to the pursuit of freedom expressed in the entire work.

Of course, the great god's mind is not something that we like mortals can guess. If you guess wrong then... I didn't say anything above.

From a narrative perspective... Although the narrative is a bit funny for fans, I personally feel that most of the pirate fandoms go in one line, similar to the way to write about sailing from the East China Sea and fighting monsters all the way to the new world. The protagonists like me who "cross the Chishui River in the four places" and running around the world should be a different type - although I have never read many fan works.

It is difficult for Japanese comics to get rid of the bloodline theory, and pirates have also begun to move towards this extreme. In fact, I have not read it for a long time. Now I think of seeing what the so-called secret treasure is. This fan book has connected several clues of the original work according to my own guesses. Some readers accept it, while others do not accept it. This is normal, I hope I won’t tear it up again... For the purpose, this book is the most orthodox type of pirate fan. After all, the protagonist goes straight to the final island from the beginning of the sea.

Because of the subscription and some annoying things happened in the middle, the book came to the end after it was put on the shelves. Everything aims to complete the outline. Until now, it has only been barely completed. I have not fully expressed the ideas and plots. I feel very sorry and regretful.

After all, I'm not afraid of everyone's jokes. I'm the kind of ordinary person who needs to subscribe. I can't do anything like using love to generate electricity.

But no matter what, although there are many flaws, I finally told the story in full, and the ending I originally wanted to write was the current ending.

I won’t talk about my own analysis here. The explosive points of this book are too late, so when it’s time to explode, I’ll pass by.

Including all the important battles that started from the beginning of encountering Blackbeard, the outline must be described in detail, but in essence, what everyone sees is just a quick review.

This is a story that is not unfolded. All the words in the number of words revolve around the protagonist. Important characters like Joey Poy were originally described in large quantities, but even the protagonist group is very stereotyped and not unfolded, there is nothing particularly worth caring about.

I wanted to write more shipwrecks and adventures, I thought that the secrets on the final island had to be restored by regressing the fruits, and I also wanted to write Guina as a male character, but none of these were realized.

So it's really a pity and sorry.

Thank you very much to my friends who have been subscribing to support me. This book that has not realized all my ideas will probably not be implemented in the future.

The Pirate Alliance has officially ended here.

The new book is still being done. As for what to write and when to publish it, I have not yet confirmed it, and I will do it as soon as possible.
Chapter completed!