One Piece: I Had No Ambition, but They Forced Me to Destroy the Celestial Dragons

The author himself commented and talked about the idea of ​​​​Sensen matching the swordsman. The protagonist's physical golden finger absorbs nutrients to strengthen his physique, including strength. Sensen has the effect of absorbing nutrients, which can complement each other. The protagonist's swordsman template is to take the one-sword Superman route after adding up his strength. In order to cause unnecessary misunderstandings, I have changed the introduction, but this book review will remain. If you have any questions, you can ask here. In addition, the style of this book is that as long as it is the setting involved in the original work, I will basically not change it word for word. I will only create it again if it is not mentioned.

Let me talk about my [personal] sense first. I read a lot of negative reviews saying that the Sensen Fruit does not match the Swordsman. I think this mainly depends on the author's writing skills, because if you want to be more realistic, the fruit abilities and fighting styles of many original characters are actually incompatible. For example, the Golden Lion and Barret, when using swords and physical skills, the fruit ability actually has no bonus at all. It is different from the Heavy Fruit and Momo Fruit, which have bonuses, but it does not hinder it? If you want to use physical skills to fight in single combat or group fights, then the author has set up a strong combination of special physiques and group fights. It is actually no problem to use swordsmanship to achieve output in single combat, and everyone has their own ideas about combat effectiveness. I think the author has actually carefully referenced the original work, and there is no need to be so malicious. After all, many privately-created pirates in Tomato will burst their blood vessels [face covering] [If you don't like my profile, please don't comment. The few cents from the confiscated money will not make me prosperous] It's a slight demerit. When fellow pirates are fighting with female marines, they shouldn't use red lips or anything like that. It's a huge demerit. It's not a fairy tale or a fantasy novel, so the appearance of a girl should be described like this [face covering]

It's okay. Apart from the fact that I can't bear to accept Ginny, everything else is okay.

He's a very serious Pirates fan, why doesn't anyone read it 🤔

Very nice, keep up the good work

Among all the books, it can only be said to be barely readable, but in One Piece it is pretty good.

The style has not changed, and the protagonist is still developing. However, unlike the previous book, the protagonist in this book has learned to be domineering early.

It feels pretty good. The author writes very carefully. Come on.