I'm in One Piece: I Can Copy Any Talent

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It's not bad, the content is okay, but I still think Nami, who I've raised since childhood, can be adopted. After all, you can't do everything by yourself as a captain. The word count is a bit short, so you can keep it while reading.

This book is quite good, but the low-scoring reviews in the comment section are really weird and include everything. Here I would like to share my understanding. When the protagonist copies the talent system, he must copy the strong one in order to become stronger quickly. I have been laying the foundation before, just like at the beginning of the original Luffy, I have been practicing for so long and there are still back and forth when I fight the little pirates at the beginning. Later, when the protagonist copies a powerful talent, he naturally becomes stronger quickly. Moreover, the character is copied from a talent, so naturally he still has to work hard to be effective. As for the protagonist himself, he is close to being a loner with many companions. Unlike many novels where you immediately join forces with Nami when you see her, the protagonist and Luffy have never met before, so there is no problem of licking. The author's attitude toward the navy is also dialectical. He does not express his views directly and has a very upright view. The only bad thing is that the two female apprentices only appear in two chapters. The protagonist is still doing things by himself, and they have not become a burden, so it is within the controllable range. It's just a bit slow to update, please come on, author

It's very nice, thank you to the author, the writing is very good. I really don't read many pirate novels. As long as the writing is not too outrageous, the characters are too different from the original work, and the plot is almost okay, why don't you accept the empress? It's too outrageous to accept the empress. Luffy only likes the empress because of the combination of many factors. At most I have no ill intentions towards you, and Nami should have a brother-sister relationship. If it were written as a love story, it would be very disgusting. In Robin's case, it can be dealt with later.

It's very beautiful. Nami is her own and has copied her talents. When she met Shanks, she said that she had no copy cards. She said that Luffy could become the Five Emperors in two years, and then she trained for two years. Not a single one of the Arlong Pirates was killed, and they all ran away. She even took in two apprentices when she was 12 years old. It's so good. I recommend it. I've read it ten times.

The word count is a bit short now, but I really like the content. Let's discuss it with the author. How about three chapters a day?

People in the world are in a panic, but they only want a few taels of broken silver. However, these few taels of broken silver can relieve thousands of melancholy. But these few taels of broken silver interrupt childhood dreams and make young people suffer from vicissitudes of life. 🙂🙂🙂

It is a slow-burning and semi-invincible novel, and it is not the kind of novel that I thought when I read the title and introduction. If you can bear to watch it, it's still very high quality. There are some pitfalls before going out to sea, including some flaws in the definition of combat power values ​​(different people have different judgments on pirate combat power, including physical strength, and there is no way to convince the public without a detailed standard. If you don't find a way to fill this pit, you will lose some readers who are just reading, because not everyone can be patient enough to discover "your beauty". If the first dozen chapters can make people shine, it can retain many people.)

Harem No, Harem 5 stars, give it first

This is the best Pirates book I have ever read, and I finished it before I knew it. I wouldn't want to read other Pirates books if I couldn't reach chapter 50. Come on (personal opinion, preference, don't criticize if you don't like it. I don't mean to pull anyone down or overthrow anyone.) I'm really sorry that I didn't pay attention after ordering.