The protagonist does not want to be the protagonist, but has a supporting role that changes the fate of the original protagonist.
Luffy? My foodie brother, let's become the Pirate King! Ace? My idiot brother, let's see who dares to move! Guina? The world's number one female swordsman proves with her strength that women can become great swordsmen! Zoro? You road fool, take your dream to defeat Hawkeye! Sanji? Your AllBlue is real!
Xia Fei, a disciple with a magical supporting role system who has taught top-notch tricks, who is the big winner? Is it Luffy who becomes the Pirate King? No! Is it Zoro who has become the world's greatest swordsman? Nor! But Xia Fei! This person with the strongest combat power is only a supporting role.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Seeing that the author looked down on Chinese swordsmanship, I didn't want to read it. At first glance, the author seems to be someone who loves to lick Japanese people.
It's the best of times, it's the worst of times
Commentary on Chapter 24 Gift-Giving Incident of "One Piece Supporting Role System" written by Enzo Ferrari.
Seeing that the author looked down on Chinese swordsmanship, I didn't want to read it. At first glance, the author seems to be someone who loves to lick Japanese people.
It's the best of times, it's the worst of times
Commentary on Chapter 24 Gift-Giving Incident of "One Piece Supporting Role System" written by Enzo Ferrari.