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I don't know what it is written about. The thunder fruit has become a melee weapon. Is Ai*lu strong? Ai*lu doesn't exercise much, and his fruits are so powerful that he becomes useless in the hands of the protagonist. Even the lightning superpowers in the doomsday plot will not be useless to the protagonist. He will be useless after being discharged once.

The only effect of this thunder fruit on the protagonist is to make him afraid of sea water

Everyone can see the item introduction. For S-level items, only the protagonist knows they are treasures, but others don't know. They can be replaced by giving them some food, and this is under the premise that no one is hungry at the beginning of survival.

The protagonist is a ruthless person, and all he needs to do is take one bite of the Devil Fruit. Once he has done it all, he is excellent.

Does the author have an underdeveloped cerebellum?

The data is so messed up that it makes my eyes dizzy to read it. The last sentence was still a C-level thing, but just a few dozen words later, it became an A-level thing, and there were other things. I was really drunk.

The subject matter is good, but the author is too mentally retarded to write it. It's so embarrassing to read. I guess the author hasn't had a cerebral thrombosis for fifty years and couldn't have written such a poisonous article.

I have S-level blueprints in my hand. If I don't change food, drink, materials, weapons, etc., I will freeze to death and starve to death. I will give the blueprints to the protagonist. Can a normal person write this kind of plot?

The protagonist is the first to obtain the S-level Thunder Fruit, and the most lascivious one is also the protagonist. This protagonist does not deserve to live, why is he so lascivious?

What annoys me the most is the kind of people who have to check to make sure when they see cheat codes. Could you please ask how to make sure? Just look at the chat channel to make sure. Then you might as well not write eh, it's just a stupid operation.