After transmigrating into the world of One Piece, he awakens a talent for super-doubling: his strength doubles every year!
Even if he does nothing and wastes his days away, his combat power still doubles year after year! Even if he spends all day slacking off and dozing, just a little knowledge of combat skills is enough for his skill experience to multiply like crazy! He can even dream all day and watch his cultivation soar!
"If my combat power is 1, then in ten years it'll be 512 times greater, and in eleven years, 1,024 times greater. It won't be long before the whole world is destroyed by my recklessness just because I move a finger."
No one can understand the pain of being invincible.
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... My ancestors' chess, calligraphy and painting were all swallowed up, or is it that the protagonist was not Chinese in his previous life =_=
If you can compare it with the people from ancient times in mythology, do you think you are strong enough?
Let the protagonist learn some skills, or cultivate his own mind through Chinese chess, calligraphy and painting, etc. Of course, this is just my suggestion. It depends on how the author writes it.
I feel bad, some people can't get the strength and want it, but now that they have the strength, they are a slave to the strength in the racket, and he has not become the strongest in the world yet. It's just like in the book, he is not invincible yet, but he shouts that he is invincible every day. It's so lonely. How much strength does he have? He doesn't need it, he doesn't want it, he doesn't want to commit suicide! **Highly toxic.
May I ask how many words you have written every day? Was it eaten by *?
It's very interesting, I hope the next plot will not be too confusing.
Will lifespan be doubled?
Shouldn't it be 512, **? How is 521 calculated?