One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

[Guided by revolutionary beliefs, this thing has now become a priceless treasure in the hands of the revolutionary army.]

[When Chu Yu first printed this book, he never expected it to be so practical.]

[No wonder, during the Hanzhou Kingdom period, once this book came out, almost every revolutionary soldier had a copy.]

[Xiong Bi had asked Chu Yu for a few copies. Chu Yu thought that maybe he should contact Temujin and ask him to bring a few thousand copies when he delivers supplies. No, it would be best if he could bring tens of thousands of copies.]

[“Okay, if there’s nothing else, go to bed early.” Chu Yu lay back on the bed and opened the sailing diary in his hand.]

[“Yes.” Chu Dongli nodded and walked to the door but turned back, hesitant: “Mr. Chu Yu, there is something.”]

[Although he paused for a while, Chu Dongli was unable to express his thoughts.]

[Chu Yu seemed quite calm. He just flipped the pages of the book in his hand without looking at Chu Dongli. He smiled and said, "Don't be anxious or worry too much."]

[“Mu Bai saved you without ever thinking of asking for anything from you. I am the same way. You don’t need to be too eager to repay me.”]

[“I understand that you have a special identity and may be hiding some secrets, but we don’t care about that. You can live here with Mu Bai without any worries.”]

[“Read the book Mu Bai gave you in your spare time and think about it. When you are ready, share those things with us frankly.” He looked at Chu Dongli with gentle eyes, full of tolerance and understanding.]

[Chu Dongli could not help but be stunned. From the eyes of this young man who was younger than him, he could sense the generosity of a kind father.]

[He had felt this emotion in his father's eyes, even in his last moments before his death.]

[“Go, Chu Dongli, you still have a long life ahead of you. You may have a lot on your shoulders, but I hope you can live positively. The people you carry may also hope that you will live like this.

[Chu Dongli walked out of the room in a daze, and couldn't even remember how he got back to his bed.]

[But he felt that the world didn't seem so dark anymore.]

[“Mr. Mu Bai, Mr. Chu Yu asked me to come to you to ask for a book.” Chu Dongli and Mu Bai lived in the same room. Mu Bai had no children, and he really liked this introverted boy.]

[“Which book?” Mu Bai was stunned for a moment, then he quickly took out a book from his arms and handed it to Chu Dongli, smiling and saying, “It seems that Mr. Chu Yu thinks highly of you. You must read it carefully, Chu Dongli. This book contains the truth of the world.”]

[“Yes, I will.” Chu Dongli nodded vigorously, determined to live up to Chu Yu’s expectations.]

[“A correct understanding often requires repeated steps from practice to understanding and then from understanding to practice before it can be formed.”]

[Chu Dongli is immersed in the contents of the book, as if he has forgotten everything.]

[“All men are created equal.”]

[Chu Dongli recalled his father's words in his mind and couldn't help but burst into tears.]

[Late at night, when Mu Bai woke up from his dream,]

[Mu Bai felt a pang of pity in his heart, and noticed that there were traces of tears on Chu Dongli's face.]

[“Alas, what a poor child.” Mu Bai sighed.]

[His kindness to Chu Dongli stems from the fact that he saw the same helpless and lonely figure as himself when Chu Dongli was searching through the trash can for food.]

[Both are orphans, both are thin and taciturn, and can only survive by eating food from the garbage dump.]

[“What a damn world.” Mu Bai cursed in a low voice, and then gently carried Chu Dongli to the bed.]

[The next morning, Chu Yu got up early.]

[He had a regular schedule, went to bed early and got up early. Even though the revolutionary cause was arduous, he was never too impatient or anxious, and always carried out his work in an orderly manner.]

[His life principles can be roughly summarized as: eat a lot, get enough sleep, and be committed to the ideals of revolution.]

[After Chu Yu woke up, he had a delicious breakfast and then went out to the streets to gather intelligence.]

[His youthful appearance provides a good cover, and his gathering of intelligence is unlikely to attract attention.]

[The other revolutionary soldiers also disguised themselves and dispersed.]

[After two days of hard work, Chu Yu basically grasped the current situation of Wulong Island.]

[This is not the core base of the Iron Blood Family, but as a base within its radiation range, its operation mode is not that of an ordinary pirate group, but more like a gang organization.]

[At the top is a man named Iron-Blooded One-Eyed Dragon, with four core members named after the four suits on playing cards: Doi-Yuan (clubs), Scarface (diamonds), Stone Giant (spades), and finally Smiling Tiger (hearts).]

[These four core cadres each lead a team. The small leaders in the team are called cadres. The cadres then recruit subordinates and expand their power by competing for territory.]

[This sophisticated system shows that this organization is by no means an ordinary pirate group put together temporarily, but an entity with clear goals and great ambitions.]

[“The person in charge of Wulong Island is the core cadre Daoba Qiang, who is quite capable. He was the one who led the previous attack on Luwei Country.” Chu Yu summarized the intelligence he had collected in the early stage.]

[The Iron Blood Family's real lair is located on Mammoth Island, a larger island to the west of Wulong Island.]

[According to intelligence, the four core members of the Iron Blood Family are expanding in all directions with Mammoth Island as the core. Every time they capture an island, they recruit soldiers there.]

[In general, although the Iron Blood Family only controls five islands, its power in the North Sea region is top-notch and its strength is strong.]

[The actual strength of the Iron Blood Family exceeded Chu Yu's expectations. He originally thought that the Iron Blood Family only occupied one island, but now it seems that there are five.]

[However, if he could find a way to get the Ironblood Family to face off against the navy, he would have the opportunity to involve more naval forces than expected, which would have both advantages and disadvantages.]

[Currently, Chu Yu has not found a suitable method to deal with the Iron Blood Family, so everything needs to be planned carefully.]

[In the evening, Chu Dongli knocked on Chu Yu's door again.]

[After getting Chu Yu's permission, Chu Dongli walked into the room, and Chu Yu immediately noticed his change.]

[“You seem to be different now. It seems that the book has had a profound impact on you.” Chu Yu smiled with satisfaction. Chu Dongli’s change confirmed that he was not mistaken about him. He did read the book carefully.]

[“Mr. Chu Yu, would you like to hear a story from me?” Chu Dongli asked.]

[“Of course I am willing.” Chu Yu brought two chairs and invited Chu Dongli to sit down.]

[Chu Dongli has obviously figured out some things.]

[Chu Dongli took a deep breath and began to narrate.]

[“About thirty-three years ago, something happened in the Holy Land Lingyun Pavilion.”]

[“A Skyrim man named Ironblood Lofty proposed an idea that the Skyrim people could not accept, that is, everyone is equal and there should be no difference in identity and status.”]

[“He called on the people of Skyrim to give up their privileges, return to human society, and live an ordinary life.”]

[“This proposal was ridiculed and spurned by all the people of Skyrim, so he decided to take the lead and left Lingyun Pavilion with his wife and two children.”]

[“The World Government’s army sent them to the far north, an independent country that has not joined the World Government.”]

[“Ironblood and Noble’s family didn’t know that there were a large number of people there who had fled from the oppression of the Skyrim people and were full of hatred.”]

[“But the noble eldest son is completely different from the noble ideal. He has long been deeply influenced by the evil deeds of the people of Lingyun Pavilion. On the first day here, he exposed their identity as people of Tianji.”]

[“Then their fate was predictable. That night, they were hanged by the angry mob, their houses were burned down, and their lives fell into despair.”]

[“After escaping from the dangers, they could no longer enjoy their former superior life.