The only Pirate King novel on Feilu that features Shinra Tensei
Felitt eats the Repel-Repel Fruit, repelling the curse of the Devil Fruit, then eats the Copy-Copy Fruit.
He copies the ability of the Clone-Clone Fruit and creates two clones.
One clone eats the Logia-type Earth-Earth Fruit, joins the Marines, and eventually becomes an admiral.
The other clone eats the Air Pressure Fruit and becomes a pirate, aiming to join the Shichibukai.
As for Felitt himself, he establishes an assassin organization called the Wolf Alliance!
Famous figures like Doflamingo, the Pirate Empress, and Law are all members of the organization.
With all three paths advancing at once, Felitt lays his plans carefully. One day, he will control the entire world.
P.S. This story moves at breakneck speed, with the plot progressing at lightning pace. Get ready!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If anyone dares to reply to me, I will curse him to molest the goddess every night!
Awesome, I beat Jack and opened the eighth gate of Day Tiger!!
The ability comes from the curse. After the curse is eliminated, you still get the ability.
If I could really develop a repelling curse from the repelling fruit, I could develop a causal fruit to cut off the cause and effect, cut off the curse that I got after eating the devil fruit, and also develop the direct-death demon eye, believe it or not.
To avoid the side effects of Devil Fruit, you must at least be awakened.
Brother, is that a simulated fruit? Do you know someone else's ability without even copying it?
The clone won't create poisonous spots. .
The character of this protagonist is a bit awesome. He has to show off wherever he goes, explain his skills to others, pull people around, beat them if they don't accept it, and then ask them to join him. Klass is awesome.
Only then did I realize that fruits can still be played like that! And the logic is reasonable. I feel like the three years I've been watching One Piece have all been in vain.
Wasn't Tom dead according to time?