One Piece: The Gum-Gum Fruit Is a Paramecia

I'll give it five stars. It's well written. I hate the original rubber fruit but it has nothing to do with it turning into a sun god, because the sun god controls the temperature of the sun instead of controlling rubber. If it were a superhuman rubber fruit in the form of Majin Buu, it would make sense.

Tuntun just eats this and that, it's all timely. If you want to increase your hard power, just swallow the historical text and integrate it with yourself. The attention did not destroy him, it just merged with his hardness. Currently, only the Guangyue clan can engrave words on it, and no one can destroy it. If you swallow him, the output may not be enough, but no one can beat the defense. The worst is a draw, and no one can do anything.

It's a very novel angle, and I don't like the "Sun God" setting of the comic either. Pure rubber still has quite a lot of capabilities, and it is not limited to traditional physical changes. You can try the abilities of special rubber, for example: high elasticity corresponds to high energy storage and high release (impact shell-like), with a certain degree of passive damage; it can also be achieved by latexization (sticky fruit effect); partial rubber decomposition will produce toxic gases (gas-like fruit effect)... It is more convenient to awaken. All non-living objects around will be rubberized, powder, high viscosity, high elasticity, etc., Directly forming a type field. (A material professional's perspective)

Very good, fantasy species have great potential, such as dragon language magic to control the power of nature and so on. The giant is the Titan, a powerful life level, with an exclusive biological position. The combination of the two, the million-meter dragon god [smile][smile]

Finally, I decided to eat another Tuntun fruit and take the multi-fruit route.

If you watch it for free, you can give it five stars. Basically, there is nothing poisonous about it, it's just a cool story where the protagonist's strength rises very quickly. Not many details. The biggest problem with this book is that it gives the protagonist almost unlimited choices, which is equivalent to giving the readers almost unlimited choices. On the one hand, it can numb the readers and make them feel awesome, but it can also feel like it is rhetorical and has no meaning. On the other hand, if a reader gives you a different choice, they will definitely abandon the book.

I think it's okay. Although I made a rubber fruit that doesn't exist, the writing is still good, not wordy, and clear.

It suits my taste quite well, but there have been few updates these days [laughing]

This book is pretty good, good enough for an 8.5. It doesn't have any bad points. It's not top-notch, but it's worth reading.

The writing is very good, the writing is very distinctive, and it is very beautiful.