The Dark-Dark Fruit Actually Chose Me

It's okay. There's a reason for the low rating. The male protagonist's low-key start and character in the early and middle stages may have lowered readers' subjective evaluations or even persuaded them to quit. Overall, things gradually improved in the middle and later stages [OK]

It's not too dark, because One Piece itself is relatively innocent from Luffy's perspective. This book does a good job of writing a protagonist who knows the plot well and has a secret. The score is too low. There are not many people watching. Those with a score of 9 or above are fine.

It's okay, not bad, and well written. Pakistani beauty, Valentine's Day Mikita, looks good enough to be accepted.

It looks good. It's boring at the beginning but becomes more and more interesting the more you watch it. Dark Wind, with an income of 7, has some small bugs. For example, Kalifa ate the Bubble Fruit. In this book, other CP9 ate the fruit. Kalifa didn't eat it here, and then let her eat the plundered Menmen Fruit. There is also a bit on the timeline, but it does not affect the reading at all. It is very good. The author's understanding of the plot and the development and application of the fruit are very interesting and reasonable. Unfortunately, there is no traffic and I hope I won't be a eunuch. I don't have enough financial resources to show you the ads and use my love to generate electricity.

After reading a dark article, most people may not be able to accept it, but it is undeniable that his world view is very suitable for the world of One Piece. Although there may be some minor flaws, it is undeniable that it is well written.

I think it's pretty good to watch, but each chapter is a bit long, and some of them can be skipped. As a comment in it said, some chapters are so detailed, at least how many chapters should be written. The update speed is that I read the latest one day and night, and I have to look for new books to catch up with the latest. As this goes on, I have forgotten some details. Normal people would not read a novel like Tomato for a second time. Aftertaste. I think the author's settings are quite reasonable. The anime finally knows why Blackbeard wants to grab the sweet fruit. The part of the opponent that is attacked will be directly petrified. This fruit is indeed quite unsolvable. Then add a childlike fruit and disappear directly.

It's very piratey. The protagonist starts with the Dark Fruit. Soon after, he uses the Tuntun Fruit to get three fruit slots of the same type as Blackbeard. It is still the classic natural Dark Fruit ➕ Phantom Beast Vampire Fruit. This combination is really classic. Let me go, this author is so good at writing. He used imitation fruits to lure Teach and Ace to arrest him. He also used Pluto imitations to blast the small garden into ruins to make Whitebeard think Ace was in danger here, and then traded Ace to the World Government. This is the material for a born villain.

The poisonous points in the comment area should have been changed. I didn't feel that they were poisonous anymore when I read it. As for the three souls, the author said that the other two are unconscious people who don't understand anything. They can get three times the talent, three fruits, and artificial gold fingers. Such an imaginative setting cannot be accepted. I can only say that tomatoes are indeed like this.

A time traveler who truly relies on strategy rather than luck. Although some of the plots are not perfect, the flaws are not concealed. It is a masterpiece.

It feels pretty good, but most people may not be able to accept the character of the protagonist. But from the beginning of going to sea to the beginning of the war, the protagonist's goal has always been clear, and the rest does not matter.