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Are these toxic novels produced by the studio?

It's awful and stinky! The main character isn't a real student, just some random passerby! Amazing! Everyone's a commentator! They're so good at analyzing! It's endless, so drawn out! Feilu has become a gathering place for elementary school students! Are they learning to write essays here?

He killed off a small fry in two chapters, and it took five chapters to shock everyone. And this is just the beginning! Those of you who read to the later parts must have incredibly strong hearts. I almost threw my phone when I saw him repeating the same sentence over and over in a whole chapter.

What's wrong with you? A mere pirate who just awakened his Conqueror's Haki, boarding Whitebeard's ship, looking all sullen and then knocking out a bunch of people with his Haki? Do you really think we won't dare touch you?

I'm criticizing you here. There's just too much talk about the battle starting. It takes three chapters to fight a pirate with a bounty of 100 million. The protagonist is too weak. If it were one of the Four Emperors, the protagonist would be defeated with a single finger. I just don't understand why these minor characters aren't defeated instantly.

This is too slow! It's almost chapter 600 and the protagonist can barely block one attack from Kaido, yet he's being praised for his rapid improvement? With such a weak system...

This book got these grades? It must be inflated. I skimmed through it and it was terrible. It felt like they were trying too hard to be impressive, and doing it awkwardly.

The water's brain has turned to mush; the water is so big it could flood Dujiangyan. The first fifty-odd chapters are just repeating: He's a genius! He really is a genius! I can't believe he learned it in one go! He's a genius! So strong, and he's just a real student! What?! He's just a real student?! How could he just be a real student in the Red-Haired Pirates?!