Chen Fan, an overworked office worker, dies suddenly and transmigrates into the living hell of Ohara's Buster Call. He witnesses Akainu and Aokiji unleash world-shattering destruction, then narrowly survives thanks to young Robin's Flower-Flower Fruit. Before he can even celebrate, the infuriating System binds to him and immediately runs off, leaving behind only the outrageous compensations “Immortal Body MAX” and “Fusion of All Things.” Despair turns to delight in an instant. “I'm immortal! Are you scared yet?!” Chen Fan laughs uproariously, grabs the bewildered Robin, and uses a random teleportation ticket to escape, all while swaggering, “Little lady, I've got your back!”
From then on, the seas gain an unusually eccentric fun-seeker. He jumps into the ocean to prove he's immune to Sea Kings, earning endless eye-rolls from Robin. He takes advantage of a black-market deal to get the Flame-Flame Fruit, masters it instantly, and cries, “Great Fireball Jutsu!” He mouths off at everyone and everything, takes an Admiral's ultimate attack like it's a tickle, and keeps the taunts coming. Even more absurd are his fusion techniques: turning the Flower-Flower Fruit into a “Green Lotus Core Flame” sniper attack, and transforming the Snow-Snow Fruit into “Bone-Chilling Cold Flame” to disintegrate Celestial Dragons in an execution. His meme game reaches new heights!
With Robin, his historian wife, Chen Fan goes from Paradise all the way to the New World, mouthing off to the Marines, pounding Four Emperors commanders, and publicly executing Celestial Dragons to set the world ablaze! When Admirals surround him, he takes a magma bath and gets a massage from a light-speed kick. In the final battle at Mary Geoise, he withstands the rules-based power of the Ancient Weapon Uranus and blasts everything apart with “Chaos Genesis: Return of All Flames.” In the end, refusing to become king, he sets off on a world tour aboard a luxury cruise ship. Robin studies the Void Century, while the Immortal Flame Emperor focuses on barbecuing and teasing his wife. At sunset, Robin's “Suit yourself, you idiot” is the sweetest end to his carefree adventure.
A plot like playing house, a bedtime story for a three-year-old child
Claiming to be a brother, calling back to beauties and chicks is too frivolous. People have no names. You deserve to wear it.
The space turbulence caused the pig's feet to be shattered to pieces so many times, but Robin didn't die? Not to mention being held, the pig's feet are used as shields. Can the pig's feet block the turbulent flow of space at 360 degrees with no dead ends? The pig's feet are not the Jackets who ate the fruits of the Jackets.
Don't be afraid of space turbulence, Robin is the strongest
I can only say that I don't like such an unreliable character and the limitations of superior understanding. I saw that in Chapter 15, superior understanding is only reflected in fruits and combat, and there is no fire-making skill at all. Making fire, building ships, and throwing stones are all a mess. It is too straightforward to say that superior combat understanding is superior. When I saw the boat I built disintegrated and went into the sea to help eight-year-old Robin, I couldn't stand watching it anymore. It was too early, and even children would not let it go 🤦. Even when I was fifteen or sixteen years old, I could continue to watch the plot while writing it.
Like a fool 🤦🤦🤦
A warship tens of meters high hit a wave that was only half a meter high on the red continent 🤦
Wasn't he a lieutenant general during the Demon Slaying Order?
It's just average, you can watch it if you're bored. The author probably has never seen anything made by AI. He said it was half AI and half written by him. It's just that the timeline is very messy. One time he was 8 years old and then another 5 years equaled 12 years old. One time the bounty was 80 million, then 150 million, and then 180 million. It was all messed up from head to tail, and I was a little confused looking at it.
Why do I feel like the chapters are out of order. . . . .