Setis Seti! the Natural Enemy of Pirates!

After reading the introduction, I feel that the protagonist is a pirate, but the title of the book is "Pirate Enemies," so can someone who has read it tell me whether the protagonist is a pirate?

Let's talk about the advantages first: great opening and great closing. If you don't have any brains, you will be done with recklessness. I thought it was good when I watched it. But afterwards I won't remember what the plot was about. It's good as a pastime. Disadvantages: Setting issues. The protagonist's setting is very exciting and punchy. But the protagonist grows up too fast. It's a bit like invincible writing. The plot is hard to describe in one word. Let's talk about Jinfu's setting first. In the alliance, martial arts control the fighting field. But he also grew up from a small role. And in the alliance background story. The continent of Valoran is not a place for white flowers. The brainless ones are dead long ago. Seti is not necessary. But your setting here is too brainless. Then let's talk about the protagonist group. I personally think the protagonist group can be split up. But keep an eye on it. You dismantle a chef who has a greater impact on the protagonist group's combat power and Robin who greatly advances the plot in the original work (Luffy would not have reached 300 million without breaking into Justice Island). It is recommended to split Brooke here. (The attributes of the color batch overlap with Sanji's, and the sword with the staff overlaps with Zoro's) But it is not a major advancement for the plot (other people can also say about beating Moria salt blocks) and the character is quite interesting. Can I watch you get fat? 😣. Let's talk about hero skills, talents and heroes. The first thing is hero skills. This growth can be achieved by upgrading. Level up to unlock a skill. Later, you can unlock more punch-to-flesh passives. For example, the monkey's passive, the male gun's passive, Raven's passive, the Barbarian King's skills, the blind man's skills, etc. (At level 18, respecting the game setting, the most correct skills are 18.) Then talent. This thing also has a relatively large impact and improvement on combat power. Just give two of them to grow in the early stage and that's it. Then give two small talents like overgrowth. After that, you can add immortality and other things, and in the later stage, you can add deadly rhythm and the like. Finally, let's talk about the hero. It doesn't require too much, but what does it mean for the doctor to come to Mondo? Although I laughed at the time. First, the attributes of the tank coincide with those of the protagonist. The tank can withstand and attack. Second, this is just a lack of brains. I didn't see any use in advancing the plot, so I just used it as a bodyguard. Thirdly, there is a bug, and there is no detailed description, first of all the origin (here it is recommended that the protagonist rescued him) and then his life experience. It can be said that Mundo was used as a test subject by a small country and went on a rampage, killing many people or destroying a town. Being tricked by the protagonist is not considered a bug. And as for heroes, you can use Nami (navigator) to join the fishman island, after all, the fish has a tail. ADC can use Jhin (sniper) to put flowers. That skill can also explain Usopp's pile. If you have a Swordsman Dream, you can join a Master Yi or Brooke in Yongen's protagonist group (not for happy people). These tool men can also learn skills from pirates (such as Jhin, who is knowledgeable and has various skills). It is said that Zyra can also grow flowers. Still a vegetable. Let's talk about the Overlord setting again. It's okay if you put it in Yunding, but it's a bit noisy if you put it in a novel. (You ran off to do sit-ups during the fight, is that cool?) Here, you can simply make sure it's the Overlord color. Finally, in the League of Legends world and the One Piece world, there is no world that is not dark. There are so many monsters, wars, demons, star gods, and voids in the alliance. There are many dead people and the power system is mixed. If you move over the original version, this one is a god, that one is a demigod, and their combat power has collapsed, so adding a Jhin or something like that won't have much impact. The okay system in One Piece is the fruit, domineering. But there is nothing wrong with the background world. Law (the heart of the two hundred pirates), Kira (all kinds of massacres), and the Swamp Fruit one all killed a lot of people. So pirates are not a good person in this world, although the government is not a good person either. But at least there is order. By the way, the old thief Oda originally set Zepu up to eat the legs, but later he changed it. In my opinion, calling the Straw Hats pirates is not a good idea, but calling them adventurers is not bad. (By the way, ez can join the protagonist group, Huang Mao, and ADC are also somewhat overlapped)

I've read a lot of pirate-related books, except for a few ones with docked tails. This one feels pretty good. The only thing I hope is that the tails won't be docked.

Although according to the current progress, it is still early for the Straw Hat Pirates to be formed, but I also hope that the author will not break up the Straw Hat Pirates. Seeing this, you can vaguely see the author's interference in Straw Hat. Robin is acting as his little secretary, and he also has a certain status in Sanji's heart. In fact, if the Straw Hat Pirates can be formed, it will be a better narrative for the entire novel.

I personally feel that the upper limit in this book is second only to the Pirate World, which is a bit of a waste. If you can travel to other worlds later, with the rune system, it will not be a problem to explode with one punch.

But, when the author writes about Moria, shouldn't he write a paragraph about Kaido having a few fights with the protagonist? I always write about looking for red hair, and later on it even changed to Doflamingo. I was a little confused. I didn't pay attention at first, but after reading the update, I saw the little funny plot in the front, so I came up with this idea.

Smash it for me. . . . . . . . . Huh, that's it? How could I lose?

I saw a few well-written chapters. It's great if you like to read fanfics without God's perspective. If you like to read your own stories with God's perspective! If the fandom doesn't open up God's perspective, readers won't be able to integrate into it, which is equivalent to looking at other people's fandom. Personally, I prefer fanfics where the protagonist knows the plot. If you don't know the plot, it's like everyone knows who is who and what his abilities are, but the protagonist doesn't know who is still there, who is this, who is so powerful, etc. It's very awkward, like looking at a fool.

It's a pretty good fanfic, but it's a pity that there are few chapters, and there aren't many chapters at all. Stock up and watch

The more I read it, the more poisonous it becomes. Is the title of the book suitable?