One Piece: Infinite Skill Points

Take the Four Emperors Aunt and give you flowers.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I had no desire at all. In the first chapter, I wrote that my swordsmanship level was 99 and that Hawkeye was only level 95. I thought that was ridiculous, and then he said that he was equivalent to Sauron during the Sky Island period in the original book? Why is Zoro so cunning? Later, I said that my physical fitness was not good, and then I went to the Navy to practice. Finally, I added points to the Sixth Form of the Navy to the full level. Finally, if you meet Hawkeye, you won't lose badly. At least you can escape. It's not that Hawkeye is great. Has the author ever watched One Piece? Are you writing martial arts novels and delivering letters? Fuck you, One Piece is so close that you don't need to send it. If it's far away, it'll be a few months away. Why are you being a phone bug?

How did the protagonist manage to put the toothpick in the bucket and still feel comfortable?

Koushiro is an ordinary guy. He can cut iron and is a swordsman at worst. Is there a pitfall?

Just try to suppress the protagonist's combat power. Once the swordsmanship is maxed out, physical fitness will be suppressed. After reaching the 6th level, age will be used to limit physical development. What's even more outrageous is that there are some professional templates in the back. Swordsmen are physically weaker than those with strong physical skills. Is this novel a game? Why can't you reach the full level of a strong physical skill? What's the difference? Among the top experts, those with natural abilities are difficult to kill, but you can! But when the protagonist is already the number one in the world, and takes the full-level Momo fruit that the author boasts is 200 times more powerful, he can't kill the Yonko who are not natural types in an instant?

I am also drunk at the height of the protagonist. There is a paragraph that describes it like this. Is "head resting on an indescribable existence" "serious"? One of her legs is sandwiched between two legs. She is 6 meters tall. Even if she has 3 meters of legs, it would be 3 meters if the legs are removed. The middle body should be more than 2 meters. How tall does the protagonist need to be to achieve the pose mentioned by the author? The author's writing style. . . . At the very least, when you're dealing with a giantess, you can give the protagonist some kind of ability, such as a devil fruit, to make himself bigger or make her smaller. There is no logic at all.

Isn't it too obvious that every time you kill someone, you can't kill Shui?

When it comes to introductions, you generally don't need to click on them to read them. How can a book be any good if you can't write a good introduction??

I just want to know what a 5-meter-tall woman would do with a man who is less than 2 meters tall. Do you think it's just because the legs are long and the organs are not enlarged?

Is the technology of the pirate world underdeveloped? Are you kidding me?