One Piece: I Crush Imu with a Hundred Abilities!

It's still a very good work.

I felt the system in this book was pretty useless; it simply allowed the protagonist to use Devil Fruits without any side effects. Then it seemed to become less useful, and everything depended on the protagonist's efforts afterward. I only gave it four stars because I prefer fast-paced, action-packed stories, and I didn't think this was a true example of that.

This is so good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ It's a perfect score! I haven't seen a One Piece story this good in a long time. Keep up the good work, author!

It's quite interesting. Generally speaking, if the opening situation is not written well, it can easily become a poison point, but this one was handled quite well. The player escaped smoothly and successfully used his own plan to escape. The plot of this book is very stable, the characters are well-developed and their personalities are lively, the interactions are all reasonable, making it a very…

Effort, in essence, refers to proactive and purposeful activity—Haruki Murakami, *Norwegian Wood*. The heart is the furthest wasteland; few people cultivate it well in their lifetime—Liu Liangcheng, *A Village of One*. Skillful hands can continue clumsy works, but mediocre craftsmanship cannot be mistaken for fine work.

The pace quickened after Marineford, and Luffy and Shanks weren't explored much. The awakened abilities of their Devil Fruits weren't really that impressive; Roger and Garp are typical examples. The difference between the "Tether" and "Observation Kill" abilities is an insurmountable dividing line. I think the overall concept is fine.

Overall, it's very good, except that the Devil Fruit abilities weren't fully awakened, especially for Logia and Paramecia types. The plot gets a bit off towards the end, but overall it's still excellent. Looking forward to your next book!

I have limited cultural knowledge and cannot comment. As a bookworm for twenty years, I was able to finish reading it.

It's alright, but it feels a bit odd that there aren't many scenes of him taking revenge on the Celestial Dragons at the beginning as a slave!

Not bad, much better than the one next door that writes a diary, but I think there are still some areas that need improvement. For example, the protagonist's black sword—as a Supreme Grade Sword, she should have known about human life for a long time; it's impossible for her to be a newborn! If so, shouldn't she be a loli?