One-Hit Wonder of the One Piece World
Chapter 581

A Terrifying Guess!

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People often acted with emotional bias, protecting the old and young, empathizing with suffering. These things had practically become human instinct.

And precisely because of this, humans with emotions could never achieve so-called fairness in what they did.

For the people of this world, no matter how rulers changed, as long as the person in that position still possessed humanity and selfish desires, it was hard to say whether the one standing at the pinnacle would change their mind.

When the World Government was first established, did the twenty kings who created the world truly intend to enslave everyone?

Not necessarily. If everyone had shared the same thoughts, then there would not have been saints among the Celestial Dragons like Doflamingo's parents, nor kings like the Nefertari family who left the Holy Land to live in their homeland.

Humans were the most complex creatures in this world. Even a rising force like the New Marines would, with the passage of time, inevitably have some of its members corrupted by power and become a malignant tumor of this world.

Even someone like Tsugikuni Yoriichi could not reverse human nature, nor could he perceive everything.

But—

Once Tsugikuni Yoriichi's humanity was completely stripped away, everything would change.

An enlightened monarch's dictatorship would become possible. If Tsugikuni Yoriichi could live forever just like Imu, then the institutions governing this world would undergo earth-shaking changes.

Inside a cavern beneath the Red Line, Tsugikuni Yoriichi, who had just descended from the Holy Land, had eyes full of pain.

Again and again, the scene of his attack landing on the Holy Land replayed in his mind. At such a time, his powerful Observation Haki instead allowed Tsugikuni Yoriichi to clearly sense exactly how many people had died beneath his attack.

At that moment, every Celestial Dragon

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