Pirates: the King of the World Emerging from the White Town

I would come and take a bite of each book and then leave vomiting. How did he do it, so that the setting of each book attracted me, but every book made me leave because of some setting bugs.

I don't want to expose your ambition to inherit Doflamingo's legacy, unless you plan a navy or a powerful pirate to kill Doflamingo and then the protagonist takes over. If the protagonist wants Doflamingo to abdicate forcibly, the ending will be that the protagonist becomes the target of public criticism. I am afraid that if you have not read the original work, Monet Vergo would rather die than betray Doflamingo. The entire family, except Caesar, has no special sense of belonging to Doflamingo and the family. Inheriting the inheritance is simple. Kill them all. It is estimated that the protagonist can have a baby 5 left, treat her heart disease, and then build up his own power based on eating up Tianyaksha's resources. However, I am embarrassed to say that Tianyaksha cannot be killed unless he is strong enough to be a lieutenant general or above. Not only the clown in the underground world, but also Kaido's mother is related to him. The protagonist kills him. The three forces of the Navy, Four Emperors, and the World Government are coming to watch. Let's talk about some logic.

I haven't even read half of the first fucking one. Damn it, a super poisonous point has appeared. This is enough to poison a large number of people. Bye bye, run away.

To be honest, I don't know this author at all. What's outrageous is that I have read every book he wrote

There is no benefit to saving people, and then after rescuing him, he has to deal with a lot of things, he is beaten, and he steals medicine. Then what are you saving him for? Do you want to be a procrastinator or a water character?

Why do you need to lock in your talents at the beginning? And that talent is pretty rubbish

The settings of the protagonist and skills are too lj

Suggested name change (my days as a dog at Doflamingo's house).

Plot for the sake of plot, you wrote gross, and you also commented on Oda's Wano Kuni, my evaluation is shit

If there are too many buffs, it would be better to turn them into normal talents later. You don't have to open a bunch of them every time you fight. There are also many transformation forms. Give him a fusion. If you don't change them, these things will become more and more complex and not refined.