In an Anime Crossover: Conquering the Grand Line from the Start

The idea is great, but the characters and writing are terrible, and the protagonist looks more and more like Tang San. In the beginning, when Yukinoshita was venomous, the retaliation was nothing, and he shouldn't have swallowed his anger, but as soon as he turned around, he said, "Let Yukinoshita's family collapse." I called him on the subway phone. This was too harsh. This is a behind-the-scenes story, not an Urban Dragon King story. It is simply too inconsistent to have an urban male protagonist in a comprehensive comic.

Before the plot has even started, you are messing around with people on a daily basis, and you have a relationship with yourself, playing tricks under the lights and pretending to be other people's fools. You are either aloof from the beginning, or you hide it. Don't want to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger every day. In the ordinary world, you pretend to be a demi-god for everyone, just like a child who has a pair of new shoes and wants to show off to others inadvertently. The grade is too low.

Is the protagonist always leaving his information for fear that it won't be traced, and is he deliberately pretending to be mysterious? I don't understand this operation

The protagonist's predecessor was a bastard who was headshot by a bad high school student. In the blink of an eye, you put aside this threat. I thought it was just pretending to be a slap in the face, but you turned out to be behind the scenes. You have all-powerful powers, so you just use your divine power to set up a server and deliver express delivery. It's easy to explain, and the mystery cannot be explored. Then the protagonist ran to deliver the helmet himself. The protagonist's desire to express will always appear in strange places. Come on, author, the subject matter is quite interesting.

While hiding your identity, you go your own way and find excuses to talk nonsense in unusual places. Is this intentional?

If gaming helmets can be robbed, why don't other countries take action? And anyone can take action against the protagonist. Isn't the protagonist annoyed? What is the use of the protagonist conquering the darkness?

This protagonist is really vicious.

The protagonist becomes a scoundrel and still builds a memorial arch, saying that the God of Death provokes a war. What is the essential difference between his actions?

The fight between Thor and Kaido can be described as a big battle. Did you return all the Chinese language to the teacher? Isn't it crushing? Thor's combat power and Kaido's combat power can be described as a battle. How should Thor be cut into a 50-50 rivalry with Kaido? I was very sorry that the author retired from the literary world that year.

It is clear that these players are the protagonist's leeks, but they allow the plutocrats or the government to get involved? What do you think? Also, when will Asuna appear? Don't let her become a native wife in the finale. Don't touch her poisonous points.