Pirates: I Loaded the Game Board

The settings are pretty good. I haven't seen this type of thing for a long time, but I'm really a novice. The leveling is okay, and it's normal. But to be honest, two years is a bit long, which is okay, but the ghost fruit is a bit fake. You just eat it. In the end, you also gave all the free attribute points to intelligence. You haven't explained in detail what the intelligence is used for. Can you add some intelligence? Add some wisdom? There is a paragraph that says that you can feel others detecting them more carefully, but when I saw that, I felt like what's the use of that? You might as well add all the strength or endurance. The hexagonal warriors are basically unable to beat the one-piece warriors until the later stage. When I see this, I don't want to watch it. Useful things are given to useless things, and then they can't beat them in a fight. What do you think?

This is what other fanfics are like. First: pretentious writing is disgusting. Pirates write pretentious writing, but later it turns into a harem. Second: For dog licking stories, you lick a woman when you see her. For pirates, you have to lick every female character you appear in. Third: harem stories, like Nami, Robin, Hancock, you feel like you just accept them as soon as you see them, and they are so disgustingly written, and they are written to pretend to be powerful and then they pretend to be in front of some supporting characters. Pirates writing harem stories is disgusting. Fourth: The protagonist's IQ is sometimes not online, sometimes online, and the supporting characters collectively reduce their intelligence. The supporting characters are written without any need for brains. Fifth: The most important thing is that the author didn't understand One Piece and just wrote nonsense here.

Personally I think it's well written. 1. Many people think that the author is crazy about leveling up, but everyone who has read it knows that the experience of killing people by leapfrogging is high. Of course, some people have no choice but to pretend to understand. 2. Many readers feel that Ghost Fruit is discouraging. I personally think the author's second set is very good and well-founded, and the emotional impact involved later is very strong. 3. The rare pirate lone wolf protagonist. Finally, Bookworm's daily update~~~

Protagonist's name? In China, I don't want the protagonist's name to be a foreign name! Does the author understand?

Suppressing strength is a small problem... If you insist on eating a Devil Fruit and become a landlubber, adding a weakness to yourself is really poisonous.

I mean something else, it just doesn't suit me

It's so awesome, the author's writing is good, and the update is a bit slow, but the improvement in the protagonist's strength is too abnormal, right? ! For example, when fighting Green Pepper, the protagonist was simply not a human being. He was hacked to death with a single blow and showed no domineering power. When fighting Green Pepper, I thought there would be a wonderful scene. But in the end, you actually made the protagonist twenty levels lower than Green Pepper and hacked him to death with a single blow, ignoring his domineering attitude. You are such a cheating god! And I always feel that the protagonist is too smooth, without any hardships, and I feel that the protagonist grows up a bit quickly.

You use a swordsman's magical skill (front-stepping slash) in exchange for some Bailey and experience that are of no use to the protagonist. In the early stage, the protagonist needs hundreds of thousands of experience to upgrade a skill. What do you think is the use of this thousand experience? The protagonist can get tens of thousands of Baileys by killing just a few people. You said that you can use a magical skill to exchange for a thousand Baileys, and the protagonist is still very happy?

Why would you write a story that others have written about? Why don't you create a new world, new characters, stories and plots yourself? If you write about what happened to others, who would be interested in reading your stuff?

After reading dozens of them, I had to complain. The protagonist traveled through the game One Piece. Why did the author treat this as a different world? The protagonist's behavior is also based on otherworld adventures? The game is managed by the GM, and the game also has a plot. Why does the protagonist casually destroy the plot without thinking about it? Will the GM delete your data if he finds out? What will happen if the background data is abnormal? Not even an explanation?