I Am Really Not Crocodile in One Piece

It looks pretty good so far. I'll send three generals to guard the building.

When writing about One Piece, there is no passion, no strategy, and no IQ. You are a Shichibukai. You are powerful, but at the same time you are very weak. You are a tyrant. You are written as a silly Baitian who has no strength. You still show off your IQ and kindness every day. There is nothing wrong with kindness, and there is nothing wrong with sympathy. Silly Baitian cannot be forgiven. You are so stupid. It is better to write a casual invincible article. This kind of calculated, worldly and passionate article is not suitable for you to write. I am a bit harsh, but this is the fact. The sense of violation in your writing is too strong, or you are suitable for writing a sadistic main article. Silly, sweet and indecisive, facing the tragic death of your companions, etc., It is quite suitable for your protagonist character.

The first three chapters poisoned me to death, so skip to chapter 20 and I was poisoned to death. An ordinary person who was restricted by various laws and regulations in his previous life traveled to a lawless world where personal strength was paramount, and he was still a great and upright person.

It's too poisonous. If Robin wants to kill you, just don't care. My poison resistance is quite high, but if I want to go out to sea, I will bring Mr1 and Mr5 with me. I am really convinced. The other subordinates said that they are either trash or a shemale, so they don't want it anymore. I can't stand it anymore. I can't stand it at all.

When it comes to cheating, shouldn't we first master our strength first? Why do you think the protagonist just wants to die?

Unlike other protagonists, the protagonist doesn't care what he is. He just does a lot of operations when he comes up. He insists on writing it so that he can beat him even though he can't beat it. It's a good book, but the title is a bit vulgar. If the title is nice, it will definitely attract more people.

Lao Shashou didn't break the hook but just put it on, and he was already over 40 at that time.

The main character only has one hand? I feel like there's a knot in my heart

Will Robin sleep with the protagonist?

After reading more than 100 chapters, I feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist's character. There is no passionate plot written by the author. So many chapters are just superficial numbers. I feel like it doesn't matter when I am criticized. It is also quite speechless and uncomfortable to read.