The King of Weapons Who Started as a Pirate

The more I write about weapon fruits, the more useful fruits I find.

The Weapon Fruit can turn the body into a variety of weapons, so can you turn yourself into Iron Man?

So far, the protagonist has roughly what he has in his arsenal until he goes to the Xiongbing Company. H-type alloy steel (just use it as vibranium), micro robots (robots smaller than nanometers that can proliferate by swallowing matter, and can perfectly reproduce the matter they swallowed), stellar star destroyer cannon, Pluto, Uranus, celestial level fantasy engine (use it as an advanced engine) A high-level version of the void engine will do), Nebula-level defense system (can protect nebulae within thirty light-years), Super Crown-level magic (for example, a newspaper can be strengthened to the point of blocking nuclear bombs with strengthening magic), Legend solidification (all the protagonists' experiences are History can become a skill or treasure as long as it is praised by others), artificial intelligence, digitization of the human body, a spiritual computer (a magic version of a supercomputer), a magnifying lamp, a shrinking lamp, a fantasy lamp (which can emit imaginary particles, maintain the existence and power of people in the real world in the fantasy world, and transform the real world similar to spiritual energy recovery), void ability, anti-void ability, skills or weapons that can no longer cause damage as long as they are interpreted, virtual game helmets, memory extraction, black hole creation...

I just don't understand. It's obviously very good-looking, but why are there so many negative reviews? But there is one thing. I didn't pay attention to when Sugar Sugar and the others were "recruited". I suspected that I had read less than 100 chapters... Regarding the protagonist's abilities, the system, etc., They are actually not the focus. The book is not broken, and it is quite interesting. That is a good book. ------Dividing line------ The characters at the beginning seem to have been "frozen to death", but it's nothing serious, they are not the protagonists. The protagonist's ability is so incredible that other worlds will be a problem. Maybe a "return" is a good idea? It feels like One Piece is almost over, and the "Liberation War" has begun. Maybe we can make a fuss about Luffy or the Revolutionary Army? Breaking away from the original work and having an unknown strong person suddenly appear is a bed idea, believe me. It is very bad to write the protagonist's character in all kinds of inexplicable ways. Now, it feels like it has reached the edge, which will seriously affect the reader's sense of involvement. It's best not to write a book based on your own feelings. Newcomers will do this. Of course, it doesn't say you can't write in this way. If you want to write a protagonist in another anime world, then it is best not to write too long in one world. I think this reason should not need to be explained. However, judging from the title of the book, it is very likely that this book will end in One Piece, if it collapses, so returning it is a good choice. Regarding the heroine, everyone has different tastes. Some people like harems, some like single female protagonists, lolita, royal sisters, etc. Most old bookworms choose single female protagonists and are not sexual, while new readers like exciting, funny and funny books. (I like loli...) But I hate loli hearts. This is a very important point. That's all.

I stopped reading when I mentioned the strengthening potion. You can give them the finished potion, but before the finished product comes out, tell them that the protagonist's IQ is too low, and if the protagonist really wants to be stubborn, it is best to go to the navy. Your scientific and technological knowledge and ability will show up in the navy. Just be a scientific researcher. The navy has a lot of resources and waits for upgrades. If you use the potion, you will be invincible. Then go out. If you can't live with the previous books, your self-protection ability is at least stable. Why worry about it outside?

However, the author is too stupid, no matter how good the subject matter is, it is useless. The whole process is the inner drama of the protagonist, and there are constant complaints.

It was poisonous from the beginning. I can't understand it.

99.9% Of things like pirates are scum, and in the Navy, excluding the occasional scum or two, even a person with an extreme personality like Akainu can be called justice. Therefore, I look down on garbage like pirates.

I feel a little uncomfortable about cheating Rayleigh, but I think it's quite interesting now that I understand it. But I still don't want to see Mr. Rayleigh die. Can you tell me? But as long as the author writes what he wants, I won't give up.

Can anyone give me some books about becoming a swordsman by becoming a pirate?