As soon as reinforcements arrive, Blackbeard will run away. Naturally, Luffy can't let him leave and will chase after him immediately.
"You guys get out of the way." Luffy directly activated his haki to clear away the miscellaneous soldiers.
Blackbeard looked at Luffy who was persevering and couldn't help but said: "Even if you defeat me, you can't prove that your dream is right. Why bother with me?"
"The bad guys who betray their teammates will never be forgiven."
"I've said it a long time ago. If you encounter a similar situation, you will make the same choice as me. This is for a dream. I thought you could understand it. Unfortunately, in the end, you are also someone who cannot do anything to realize your dream.
people."
"You are not allowed to insult dreams. Dreams should be realized with partners."
Blackbeard found it ridiculous: "The kind of dream you mentioned may exist, but the dream I mentioned also really exists. The world is like this, everything has good and bad, and it is impossible to say that a thing has only good sides. Dreams
It is no exception. The opposite of dreams is sacrifice. Without sacrifices, dreams cannot be realized! Even if you realize the dream with your partners as you said, you are still stepping on other people's dreams."
"You are not a dream, only evil ambition." Luffy roared angrily: "The goal achieved by hurting others is ambition."
"It's ridiculous. Those people you defeated don't have dreams? Just because their dreams are not great enough, do you regard them as ambitions? In the end, it's because you won that you can trample on other people's dreams and slander them as ambitions. If you now
If you lose, your dream is just personal ambition." Even though Blackbeard is old, he still has some eloquence.
"I will definitely win. Dreams will definitely defeat ambitions." Luffy said firmly.
"Hahaha, yes, winning is a dream, losing is ambition." Blackbeard sneered.
Obviously they can't convince each other, and what they both say makes sense. When both people make sense, they can only solve the problem through force, and victory or defeat determines right and wrong.
The king of success and the loser of bandits is correct to a certain extent, but to escape from the result of success and king and loser of bandits, we need to think about why we succeeded and why we failed.
Why did the Evil Dragon, Sand Crocodile, Enero, and Moria fail? They all obviously had the advantage, home field advantage, fruit advantage, and even an advantage in numbers, but they lost in the end despite having so many advantages. Why?
This is what needs to be thought about. As for the success of the king and the failure of the bandits, there is nothing to criticize, let alone an excuse for rebellion.
Of course, we must first make sure that people do have differences in talent and temperament. If everyone studies hard for 24 hours, then what matters in the end is not hard work, but talent. Effort determines the lower limit, and talent determines the upper limit.
But many times the winner is the one who is at a disadvantage, not the one who has the upper hand. For example, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, Liu Bang has no chance of victory no matter how he looks at it, neither status nor strength is as good as Xiang Yu, and Liu Bang did lose many times
, but in the end he won.
Since ancient times, many people have wondered why. It is said that success comes from success, but who doesn’t want to be a successful person? Otherwise, ‘Success Studies’ would not be so popular.
But it is difficult to truly analyze why successful people are successful, and it is even harder to replicate success.
The winner's dream is a dream, and the loser's dream is ambition. Blackbeard is absolutely right, so the next step is to think about how to become a winner.
Should dreams include other people’s dreams, or should they only concern themselves?
According to the principle of "friendship, hard work, victory" in hot-blooded comics, it is definitely easier to win if you include other people's dreams, but the problem is that Luffy likes to fight alone, and friendship is not improved much. As for hard work, Zoro is the best in Luffy's team.
Work hard, Luffy either eats or sleeps, even Usopp works harder than him.
Therefore, if Luffy wants to win, he does not rely on righteous beatings or hard work, but can only rely on cheating and the kindness of his enemies.
Although not every hot-blooded protagonist uses group fighting, for example, "Saint Seiya" also likes to fight one-on-one, but the Saint Seiya can be connected through the small universe in the end. Although the teammates are lying elsewhere, the small universe can unite together. And even the Saints can unite together.
The fighter's small universe is burned out, but there is still life that can continue to burn.
Athena's famous saying is: Seiya stands up, you still have life to burn.
Therefore, the one-on-one duel between Saints is ultimately inseparable from friendship, and even requires the burning of lives.
There are also duels in "Hunter". For example, the hunter president singled out the ant king, and finally paid the price with his life. The protagonist singled out a powerful enemy, at the cost of giving up his own thoughts.
Jiraiya in "Naruto" died in a duel, paving the way for Naruto's duel.
Even at the end of "Dragon Ball", Sun Wukong still needs everyone's help to win, instead of just relying on himself. Everyone needs to work together to achieve the final victory.
Another example is Kurosaki Ichigo in "Bleach". He has to practice every time before fighting monsters. He has mastered new skills and then fights monsters. Although it is a one-on-one battle, at least he has new skills and new forms, so he can rely on Death.
, Hollow, Fullbringing Technique, Quincy and other bloodlines to fight, they are the strongest hybrids.
In short, if you want to fight one on one, training is indispensable, which can increase the persuasiveness of victory. But Luffy is too lazy and doesn't usually practice.
In short, it really takes the right time, the right place, and the right people to win. In the early stage, Luffy could still follow the basic method, but then he completely ignored it and turned into the sun god Nika. Not only did everyone not applaud Luffy's victory, but
Sighing over Kaido's failure.
Blackbeard's words angered Luffy. He couldn't refute, and the more he couldn't refute, the angrier he became, because Blackbeard told the truth, and he was the winner and the loser.
Luffy was angry because he felt that 'winner, loser' was not a good word, but 'winner, loser' only describes a fact. The reason why people don't like this term is because many people cannot be as self-disciplined as winners.
Winning is really not that simple. Even if you put in a lot of effort, you won't necessarily win. You also need a certain amount of luck. No one can be a winner, so naturally they don't like winners who point fingers at themselves.
"Ah ah ah, I must defeat you." Luffy roared.
"So you and I are the same. The way we achieve our dreams is to defeat the enemies who stand in our way." The more Blackbeard looked at Luffy, the more he felt that they were the same. They both relied on defeating their enemies to achieve success, and said, "This is realization.
The only way to dream is, so we must continue to defeat the enemies in front of us. In the end, only you and I can realize our dreams. Straw Hat, I really like you."
"You bastard." Luffy was really going crazy, because his beautiful dream had become despicable in Blackbeard's mouth, and he couldn't accept it at all.
In fact, just love the house and the bird. Nothing is perfect. Even dreams do have an evil side. If you only look at the good side, you are either naive or stupid.
Even if you know there is a bad side, you still have to practice it unswervingly. This is faith.
The biggest difference between superstition and faith is this. Superstition means only seeing the good side. Faith, on the other hand, sees through both the good and the bad sides, but remains firm in its purpose.
The current Luffy is obviously a superstitious dream rather than a religious dream. There is no need for him to be angry with Blackbeard, because this is reality. To realize the dream is to defeat each enemy. It's just that the standards of the enemies are different, and Blackbeard is blocking him.
People are enemies, Luffy disrupts order, and those who bully the weak are enemies.
When the means are similar, the difference lies in the concepts.
Blackbeard only valued the similarities in practical methods and did not mention the differences in ideas at all. Luffy, on the other hand, was stupid and did not know how to explain the differences in ideas.
Dulan said with a smile: "This moment reflects the gold content of the last scene of the movie "Kung Fu". When the protagonist faced the Fire Cloud Evil God, he did not shout to fight or kill, but directly said, 'If you want to learn, I will teach you', which truly fulfilled his dream."
Everyone is the real emperor and beggar. The emperor must do his best so that there will be no beggars in the world. What Luffy has to do is to establish a set of rules so that Sand Crocodile, Enel, Moriah, and Blackbeard can all
Being able to realize your dreams without killing people. This is the real Pirate King, not incompetence and rage."
Dinisha said: "This is too difficult. Even if Luffy becomes the Pirate King, there is no way for everyone to realize their dreams."
Luffy said that if he could do it, he would have become a saint long ago.