【No System, pure invincibility, mostly everyday life, marries Vivi.】
Wang Muzhi came to the world of One Piece and, with a pure heart, awakened Ancestor Haki.
But Wang Muzhi only wanted to be a well-behaved gourmet, sampling the delicacies of the world.
Unfortunately, being far too powerful meant he was bound to become part of someone else's story.
Twelve ultimate Devil Fruits appeared in the world, throwing the world of One Piece into even greater chaos and madness.
Wang Muzhi, however, said, “Not even a dog would eat that stuff!”
Sengoku: “If he had any ambition at all, the whole world would be echoing with his name.”
Zoro: “I have three masters, but Wang Muzhi is the only one who truly taught me the essence of swordsmanship.”
Whitebeard: “Looking back, it was that guy who taught me the importance of family!”
Roger: “That little brother is way too strong. Get him off the ship.”
Luo
I think the character design is quite interesting, I don't know how strong a foodie he is.
The plot is unbearable [face covering]
To sum up two points,
One thing is the personality of marrying a wife for delicious food. (Travelers?) Forget it, maybe I drank too little poisonous chicken soup.
The second point is that the plot line is really not interesting. Firstly, it is unfamiliar and seems to be a self-made exaggeration. Secondly, the classic plot of fan fiction has been missed.
There's nothing interesting about it in one go, which is a pity for such an interesting character like Pig's Knuckle.
It's nice to watch. If the protagonist has such strength, why should he endure it? A novel about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.
I think the character design is quite interesting, I don't know how strong a foodie he is. The plot is unbearable [face covering] To sum up two points, One thing is the personality of marrying a wife for delicious food. (Travelers?) Forget it, maybe I drank too little poisonous chicken soup. The second point is that the plot line is really not interesting. Firstly, it is unfamiliar and seems to be a self-made exaggeration. Secondly, the classic plot of fan fiction has been missed. There's nothing interesting about it in one go, which is a pity for such an interesting character like Pig's Knuckle.
It's nice to watch. If the protagonist has such strength, why should he endure it? A novel about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.
Very good. Come on.