After transmigrating to the pirate world and binding to the Crew Tenfold Effort System, Moran obtains a reborn Munch-Munch Fruit on a deserted island. “Was it you who chose me?”
On Skypiea, he devours Enel and acquires the Rumble-Rumble Fruit, becoming Skypiea’s new god.
At the Sabaody Archipelago, he captures nine Supernovas and establishes the strongest Worst Generation.
At Impel Down, he recruits pirates from every faction as his subordinates.
During the Summit War, he takes Whitebeard’s body and devours the Tremor-Tremor Fruit, withstands a pincer attack by Marine Admiral Sengoku and Hero Vice Admiral Garp, awakens Conqueror’s Haki, and shakes the world.
He devours Seastone and Poneglyphs to synthesize a new material, gaining an attribute that counters ability users and world-class defense.
In the end, Moran, the World’s Strongest, leads the Revolutionary Army and the Marines in a joint assault on Mary Geoise.
Standing at the summit, Moran looks down at Imu on the throne and says calmly, “No one stands in the heavens from the very beginning, neither you nor I.”
First of all, I think the logical thinking and writing style of this book are quite good. The bigger problem is that there is no need to write so many chapters for plots that are no different from the original work. After all, we all know the general plot of this relatively popular anime, except for the plot that will be updated later. Moreover, for the characters in the original work, we have a rough idea of what kind of people they are, and there is no need to write their unchanged original plot to supplement their image (unless the protagonist participates and changes are made). Also, if there are multiple time travelers in a world, I think it should be mentioned directly at the beginning. There is no need to tell the general situation of these time-travelers, I just want to let everyone know, otherwise some people will be unhappy when they see other time-travelers suddenly appearing in the middle.
The article starts from Shampoo Land, and there are a lot of anime plots. I don't know what you think, but it must be easy to write, after all, there are references.
😄 😄 The writing is good, the progress is very fast, I have a lot of brains, and my abilities are also very good.
Yes, this time traveler knows that strength is the foundation, and he also knows that he is a time traveler, which is much better than the assimilated protagonist.
It's more precise, but it's a little less.
Interesting, no matter the word count, you can read it
Needless to say, the protagonist's method of improving by creating clones is very smooth, but it is more troublesome to use other fruits.
Invincible writing, it's fun to read but feels a bit like a rundown.