One Piece: Turning Fruit

It's been six or seven years since I've had the fruit, and the fruit's ability hasn't been fully developed yet, and I'm still a modern person. The most important thing is that it's all about turning the fruit. If you add a propeller to the back of the ship, wouldn't it take off? Also, wouldn't it be great to use the turning fruit to turn it into an electric spinner when fighting with a Fangtian painted halberd? And the turning fruit sounds like a law type, so you can also play ap flow, turn water, turn earth, turn air, etc.

Turn the fruit around? The fruit of Buffalo? Feels so tasteless

Looking at it now, I feel that this is the only protagonist who fits the world of pirates. The other protagonists travel to pirates just to pick up girls and pretend to be 13 or other

Shame,,, what the hell is it that the time traveler is more childish than a child? Not only childish but also lazy. . . .

I saw more than forty pictures. , I didn't even understand what was written? The only thing I understand is that what I write is no different from everyday writing.

Speaking of which, the protagonist's ability feels different. I haven't seen him use it yet. They are floating on the sea now. If he uses his ability to rotate the sea water, it will be powered, just like a propeller.

After reading dozens of chapters, it felt like I was watching from a third-person perspective. After eating the fruit for several years, I didn't develop any fruit skills. It was really awkward to watch.

Slowly writing, if you want to join the ship later, you should bring these two people on board, or break up the team. I don't know how many years it is, but it's a bit contradictory when I think about it carefully.

I followed this book when it first came out (although I stopped after chapter 30), but now I have opened the book again and want to ask how many chapters to get on board.

This novel seems to have no meaning at all. I have been eating the fruit for six or seven years and I have no ability at all.