Seafaring: A Piece of Graveyard from the Start, and Burying People Makes Me Stronger

Are there no limits to the protagonist's growth? Are the corpses of ordinary people still useful when you are so powerful? If it was useful, why would we find a strong person? Just slaughter ordinary people and pile up tens of thousands of attributes. By then, it won't matter whether you have fruit abilities or skills, right? What's the use of creating a force if there are restrictions in the later stage? There are not many soldiers but good skills...

This ability can be directly sent to Moria and packaged directly. There is no need to worry about the first part of the great route.

Will the protagonist accept Nuo Qigao? It's a pity that cheats like Keya, Karina, and Maginot don't train their subordinates. As for the younger brother, it's a waste of resources.

Kill Capta if you can.

Why not just exhume Roger's body?

It's not as good as the phantom beast breeder and the form, which is the two tails in Naruto

The protagonist's strength is erratic, and he is obviously constantly developing. One moment I could compete with Hawkeye, and another moment I was at the level of a lieutenant general. I saw where I was fighting Qing Pheasant, and he showed that he was far inferior to his opponent's strength. I remember the article said: The protagonist finally knows the gap between his combat power and the top level. Is the world's greatest swordsman so good?

I don't know if it's true

The style of painting is a bit wrong, there are a lot of random things.

Can you gain attributes by digging into other people's graves with pig's feet and burying their bones in space?