Pirate: I am invincible if I like farming.

After leaving the merchant ship, Finn could only use the permanent pointer of Alabasta that he had received from Mad Wolf.

However, he originally wanted to know what the situation was like over there. Are Luffy and his gang still there? Is there really an original plot? Will Luffy really have good luck this time and defeat Crocodile by accident?

After he experienced several pirate conspiracies, Finn also began to plan to build a ship. The main thing was to do everything by himself. He found it troublesome and how could it be worthy of his current strength.

Of course, all the pirates who had malicious intentions in their hearts were driven away by him. Those who wanted to kill him were always treated with extreme cold-blooded violence by him. He would strike first without saying a word. His life was more important than anything else.

Ever since the bounty was placed, Hai Hai had really never stopped. All kinds of troubles kept coming. Those who wanted to recruit him and those who wanted to trick him made him have to pay more attention, which was very troublesome.

"We can't go on like this. The Devil Fruits in the sea have all kinds of strange abilities and are hard to guard against. If we don't pay attention and get caught, isn't it all over?" Finn couldn't help but think in his heart.

He has no worries, it's good to be free, his strength grows quickly, and he doesn't need the crew to hold him back, but he still has to bear all the risks alone.

Especially since he is worth 15 billion now. I still don’t know what kind of enemies he will encounter next. Who can guarantee that the boat will not capsize in the gutter? Didn’t Luffy also capsize many times? He had a hunch that the enemies he would encounter in the future would only become stronger and stronger.

He now puts all his eggs in one basket and has no risk tolerance at all. If he is careless, he may be over for the game. There is no one who can tell the truth, and no one can save him.

"It seems it's time to recruit some people, otherwise he won't even be able to sleep peacefully. After all, he's not Blackbeard and doesn't need to sleep. It would be funny if he was killed by a wheel battle one day. This 15 billion is not a sum of money. It’s a small amount of money.”

When you think of hiring people, how do you do it? Suddenly he realized something was wrong. He had no direction at all and didn't know how to start.

He just saw Luffy and casually found a few reliable partners along the way. They were all top talents and supported his dream wholeheartedly. He mistakenly thought that crew members were really that easy to find.

After careful consideration, he discovered that Luffy's group of friends actually met by chance, and they all possess the strongest talents of the era. This is really not fate. Is there really such a coincidence?

He was suddenly a little unsure. There really were so-called children of the times and people of destiny in this world. This was too fantasy.

But what he is most concerned about now is how and where to recruit people.

Could it be that someone shouting on the street, "I am Monkey D, oh, no, come again, Yurente D. Finn, the man who wants to become the Pirate King, do you want to mess with him?"

Doesn't this seem a bit silly? He couldn't afford to lose that person.

There is also a high probability that the people who come here are crooked people with little strength. They must be trying to fish in troubled waters. Those who hope to be protected by him are probably some heinous pirates. So what is the use of him coming here to be a nanny for them? ?

What he wants to recruit is strong and capable people. But there are only a few of those people, and they all have their own dignity. How could they be recruited casually like the Young and Dangerous ones? Strong men don’t want to lose face.

But he must be strong, otherwise wouldn't his reputation be lowered? It wouldn't be of much help to him. Could it be that there was a crew development plan? He didn't have the time.

This is great, I'm stuck in a deadlock and I don't know what to do.

This world believes too much in beliefs. Strong people have their own beliefs. How can it be so easy to identify with others and be their little brother?

Do you really think that if you defeat others, others will really be willing to help?

Don't be kidding, it's not that easy. A strong person has strong beliefs. It's not that easy to be driven by others.

Suppressed by force, what you get in return is reluctance. When the time comes, you will be dilly-dallying and perfunctory. At the really critical moment, you may even get stabbed in the back.

Besides, he can't guarantee that the subordinates he recruits will be loyal to him. There is no long-term friendship between them, no long-term bond between men, and he does not have the aura of the protagonist's younger brother.

When the time comes to recruit some undercover agents with evil intentions, such as naval spies and other forces, then it will be a waste of time and money. It completely defeats the original intention and is worse than being alone.

Besides, now in the sea, who would come from to recruit him? It would be a disaster.

He also discovered the reason. His strength growth route was completely different from that of ordinary people. It was a little too fast. With his abnormal qualifications, he was able to accumulate strong strength through training alone.

After reaching the bottleneck of strength, you only need to wait for the accumulation of transformation energy and breakthrough qualifications to enter the next stage of rapid accumulation of strength. Relying on the auxiliary training system, you will take the path of overpowering others in the later stages.

If it weren't for the fact that his strength was growing slower and slower at this time. After a while, it will be difficult to accumulate the transformation energy for the next stage of transformation. How could he want to go to the Shampoo Islands so much to find the person he thought knew Bawangse best?

Don't you want to turn to the next best thing, understand the overlord's color, further increase your combat power, and allow the transformation energy to be further accumulated unscrupulously? Only when one is strong can one fearlessly accumulate transformation energy.

At that time, all he needs to do is find a safe place, develop his own territory, and accumulate with peace of mind. When his qualifications change, who can be his opponent. Until then, it's not his final say.

Therefore, he has never panicked at all, because his purpose is very clear. As long as he reaches the strongest level, the world will be his.

There is absolutely no need for experience or fighting to break through the bottleneck. He only needs to be crushed by combat power. He still doesn't believe that there is really someone who can beat him by leapfrogging his level.

Therefore, in the process of growing up, the whole process is played alone, and of course there is no bond of growing up together. Besides, who can keep up with his growth rate? Now, what's the use of recruiting a few people of the same age for him? He wants to recruit a certain combat strength.

Suddenly, he had an idea. Since people's hearts are unpredictable and unreliable, it would be better if he didn't recruit people. Since he had the ability to listen to the voices of all things, why not recruit Alabasta's and Kung Fu Manatee.

At that time, as long as he shows his strength and beats up Luffy, he will easily gain a group of fans, oh no, they will be cute pets.

Since Hawkeye has the Baboon Pirates, it wouldn't be a bad idea for him to develop Kung Fu Manatee.

I really should give him a thumbs up, this is such a brilliant idea. Finn acted decisively at this time, giving up walking on the sea surface, using his strongest swimming skills, and planned to rush all the way across.

For a time, a pure white trace appeared on the sea surface, and the surrounding waves surged, and all the merchant ships passing by came and went to avoid it. The people on the boat were terrified, as if they had witnessed a monster on the sea.