(The protagonist won’t join another crew; he has his own pirate crew.)
After transmigrating into the world of One Piece, Lin Luo gains the Wind Spirit Stat-Point System. Through constant effort, he grows stronger and stronger.
Years later, Lin Luo can punch the three admirals and kick the Seven Warlords into the dirt. With Nami in one arm and Perona in the other, he chats and laughs with the Four Emperors.
Someone asks Lin Luo the secret to getting stronger. He looks up at the sky at a 45-degree angle. “I run ten kilometers and do a thousand push-ups and a thousand sit-ups every day. My strength comes entirely from my own hard work and training.”
After saying this, Lin Luo thinks to himself, “Wind Spirit, add points! Max out everything!”
This is a really wonderful book. Adding points to skills can directly increase the capacity. Strength = body, but not adding any points. If you spend 1,000 points on a sword, your strength will increase by 100 points...
After reading it, I didn't find anything serious. Life is going very smoothly, the protagonist travels around and collects crew members. There is no pressure on combat power or anything. After killing the Tianlong people, you will already have the strength of a general, but there is no mention of extra points.
The time line traveled is too close to the protagonist group, and there are no good crew members when being a pirate. Either time travel to the Rocks era, preferably the time of the execution of One Piece, because there are many crew members to choose from.
There is too little written in this book. It is not recommended to be eaten. It will be gone in one bite.
It looks good, but why hasn't it been updated in so many days? Stopped updating?
The writing is okay, there are a few flaws but that doesn't matter. The writing is good so far, but updates are slow.