Seafaring: The Ten Greatest Foes on Luffy's Road to Becoming King

. . How should I put it? In this kind of novel, the protagonist should be aloof and not interfere with any party. It's boring to be on Kaido's side.

The most important thing about the current Pirate King is that he has been shouting for freedom for so many years, but in the blink of an eye, he is still the same as fate.

Generally speaking, when writing inventory, the protagonist is aloof. If the story is well written, there is no need for a protagonist. The more the protagonist talks, the worse it gets. There is also a character who makes a fuss and beeps for a long time. The navy is dirty, but it is many times better than the pirates. And why didn't the *Hat Pirates speak and Luffy didn't speak? Ridiculous

There is a tag of harem in an inventory novel. Is there something wrong with the author's brain? Are you crazy when you write the protagonist in the inventory novel? Or is this novel not written by a human at all, but by a professional writer who makes money by coding?

The protagonist is the mouse droppings in the porridge, and it's too watery

It would be a failure for an inventory-type novel to have a protagonist with so much presence.

I have some doubts**Why Luffy didn't say anything...

This inventory article, the edited one, and the courtyard house are really worth killing.

Luffy's biggest enemy is Kozuki and his family. Their personalities have completely collapsed and they have all become tools.

Taking stock of Luffy, Luffy never answered the question even once