[Warning: The male protagonist Luffy is a pure egoist.
Luffy establishes a physical relationship with a female character and can permanently obtain 10%-20% of their overall strength!
Nami's navigation skills——
The Botany of Notchgao——
Keya's medical skills——
Dasqi's swordsmanship——
Vivi, Robin, Hancock, Big Mom's daughters——
Feelings?
That is a tool of regulation.
Bond?
That's the leverage.
Reader comments
It's not bad in Tomato, but the pace is too slow and drags too much in some places.
There is potential, it depends on how it is dealt with later.
[Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Please write some things in detail
What the protagonist needs most is the hormone fruit. If he is ruthless enough, he can turn a boy into a beautiful woman [laughing] How can a friendship of 50 not count as 50 [take a closer look]
In fact, I also find it a bit difficult to write, if. There are no male characters left on the ship, so the combat power seems to be relatively low, unless later arrangements can be made to feed back 10% or more of Luffy's strength to women.
In other words, the feedback is that 100% of Luffy's talent lies in those women. Including the ones Luffy copied. This also improves the girl's talent, and then it becomes easier to increase her combat power. At least she will have enough combat power to fight a mother in the future.
The novel is quite good, with multiple female protagonists, but it's a little troublesome due to system limitations, but it's not a big problem.
It's not bad in Tomato, but the pace is too slow and drags too much in some places. There is potential, it depends on how it is dealt with later.
[Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Please write some things in detail
What the protagonist needs most is the hormone fruit. If he is ruthless enough, he can turn a boy into a beautiful woman [laughing] How can a friendship of 50 not count as 50 [take a closer look] In fact, I also find it a bit difficult to write, if. There are no male characters left on the ship, so the combat power seems to be relatively low, unless later arrangements can be made to feed back 10% or more of Luffy's strength to women. In other words, the feedback is that 100% of Luffy's talent lies in those women. Including the ones Luffy copied. This also improves the girl's talent, and then it becomes easier to increase her combat power. At least she will have enough combat power to fight a mother in the future.
The novel is quite good, with multiple female protagonists, but it's a little troublesome due to system limitations, but it's not a big problem.