A protagonist who doesn't want to be one, yet is a supporting character with the power to change the original protagonists' fates.
Luffy? My gluttonous little brother, go become the Pirate King! Ace? My idiot little brother, let's see who dares lay a hand on you! Kuina? Become the World's Greatest Swordsman and prove that women can reach the very top! Zoro? You hopelessly directionless idiot, take your dream and go defeat Hawkeye! Sanji? Your All Blue really does exist!
Xia Fei has the God-Tier Supporting Character System, and he trains a bunch of outrageously awesome disciples. So who's the biggest winner? Luffy, who becomes the Pirate King? No! Zoro, who becomes the World's Greatest Swordsman? No! It's Xia Fei! He's the one with the strongest fighting power, yet he's only a supporting character.
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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.
I have a feeling that the author looks down on Chinese swordsmanship. I feel that Hawkeye is not as good as the Quanzhen Seven Sons in the martial arts world, and the internal strength is too big. I feel that he is on the same level as the protagonist of Douluo Dali.
And you are sure that the protagonist understands the martial arts mentality.
Come on, in the realm of swordsmanship, can anyone from Legend of the Condor Heroes or The Legend of the Condor Heroes defeat someone from the world of One Piece? Just like Garp, he smashed a lot of mountains with his punches.
**, I have to follow the plot of time travel and I haven't written about it yet, but watching Paving the Way for Others makes me want to vomit, so I might as well watch it again.
Commentary on Chapter 24 Gift-Giving Incident of "One Piece Supporting Role System" written by Enzo Ferrari.
Let's talk about whether we can finish the book. Don't forget about the old love when you have a new love.