When the force of Bajiquan shatters Armament Haki, Lin Zhennan, a grandmaster of Earth’s martial arts, ignites a revolution in power in the world of pirates!
Transmigrating to the final years of the Rocks era, he eats the Paramecia-type Strength-Strength Fruit and rebuilds the laws of the world with the principle that “overwhelming force can break through any technique.”
His fists shatter space and his palms split the earth. He blends the martial arts concept of projecting inner force outward into Haki training, combining the stages of martial arts mastery, Ming Jin, An Jin, Hua Jin, Gang Jin, and Baodan, with Haki to create “Martial Haki,” a force capable of tearing space apart.
From rookie crewman to overlord of the seas, from Fish-Man Island to Mary Geoise, he assembles the most violent pirate crew in history: an iron-sand-palm helmsman who can use battleships as dumbbells, a navigator who manipulates ocean currents with Baguazhang, and a Xingyiquan gunner who awakens a Zoan-type Devil Fruit... When his fist leaves a bottomless crater in the plaza of the Holy Land, the Five Elders tremble as they open a forbidden tome long kept under lock and key:
“Legend says the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika, is the Zoan fruit capable of breaking the world’s balance. But what stands above all things is this indestructible ‘absolute power’!”
I'll give it four stars. As the saying goes, everyone has his or her own preferences. The Valley of the Gods part didn't feel good to me at all. The author didn't let me see the domineering power of the king at all. It made my head hurt. After reading the introduction and what was written before, I thought it was a fun battle, but the Valley of the Gods... I can only say that the protagonist writes it to build a team and the author writes it to give the protagonist some good things to make the subsequent plot more reasonable. But I did this for the sake of having fun in the battle, so go for it. Hope to see better ones next time
To be honest, the entire force fruit can actually achieve the concept of "breaking all laws with one force"
It's too short. It's too short, but it still looks pretty.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking