Direct Devas: This Hokage Has A Problem

Pirates: Ninja Selling Slashing Knives

Focus: Same content, different routines.

Plot:

0. The focus is the same as before, a different contradictory life, only this time it was changed to a dream, and there was no nonsense discussion in the live broadcast, and then the plot characters took the initiative to change the original plot, which is different from this Hokage Li Tianming himself to change.

1. Li Tianming came to the pirate world, rowing the water stealth man, and the main goal is to send a slashing knife to the plot characters.

2. The slashing knife is hosted by the strong man of the parallel world (the parallel world itself), the host fights with the spirit of the strong man, and begins to recall different past lives (very similar to the live broadcast content of Hokage, but the live broadcast is replaced with a dream).

3. Change the strength of the character, such as Bucky even has a dual personality (Bucky is the first slashing knife, and the Bucky in the chopping knife is super strong, super terrifying kind)!

4. In general, it will not play with the plot characters, and the province is poisonous.

5. Except for the vast majority of Draco, the ending is basically a big success.

6. The main pirates have not finished drawing, and there is a lot of content, if you follow the original live broadcast method, I am afraid that you will not be able to control it.

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Despite her few words, Bourdan did not lose any motivation and the pastor continued to defend himself. Seeing this, Ludmila motioned for him to follow, and then they walked together back to the village path, speaking in the hall of the manor. She took off her scarf and went to the kitchen at the back of her house to take out two wooden cups filled with cool water. Ludmila moistened her throat before picking up where they had stopped.

"You understand why I think your plan is unacceptable, don't you?"

"Lady Ludemila," Bourdin smiled gratifyingly at his concern, "I understand the source of your concern, but I think you underestimated the people. Perhaps you were influenced by other nobles in these matters, but you know for sure that frontiers and outlanders are not the same.

As usual, this wise pastor was right. When she was a child, she measured everyone by the same yardstick, believing that everyone was the same in terms of a wide range of abilities. However, over time, she came to realize that this was not true at all. Since the Baron only takes his family to E-Rantel once or twice a year, the difference in physical fitness between the two visits is noticeable. Through friendly fighting and training between them, it became clear that the gap in ability between her brothers and the other noble descendants of the principality widened with the passage of the seasons. As they approached marriageable age, they were seen as reliable cornerstones of military power.

Even among noble women, through simple interactions, she could feel stronger, faster and more resilient than other women of the duke's nobility. She wasn't sure if that was something to be particularly proud of, but it was still a fact. Because she can now regularly keep up with her brothers' training and participate in field patrols with few problems; Ludmila suspected that she would also be able to defeat the young nobles of the ducal court in battle.

When his children inevitably asked why this was the case, their father said it was due to the difference in inheritance. The settlers of the border areas were often descendants of adventurers, while the original border nobles were powerful adventurers who claimed the land as their own by expanding and taming the borders of the Re-Estize. By maintaining these bloodlines, honing their strengths, and fending off the dangers of the vast wilderness, they were always significantly superior to their peers in the more peaceful parts of the kingdom, at least in military matters. Ludmila has at least one close friend from the Outback who can circle her in other subjects.

The militant culture resulted in a population that was generally stronger in combat than citizens living in the interior, who focused primarily on family matters. If the small half-human tribe did not have a good chance of being destroyed, it would be impossible to gather forces to intercept caravans full of frontier people.