One Piece: Against You, I’ll Have to Use This Card

So far, it's alright. I won't spoil the main character; just follow the plot. The early abilities are decent, not overpowered, and the forms are gradually unlocked. The only downside is that I don't know if there's a female lead. The author's portrayal of Kamen Rider isn't very vivid. I feel like adding sound effects and text to the transformations and form changes using card skills would make it more engaging. Overall, it's not bad; I might try following it.

I've read up to chapter 79 so far, and it seems like the protagonist and Robin are interacting quite a lot. Could Robin be the female lead? It feels like the story follows a ship's path, and the protagonist's bond with the Straw Hat crew doesn't seem very deep. The current plot involves the protagonist participating in the Marineford War, but he doesn't join either side or help Luffy.

It's alright. For me, lowering the combat power doesn't matter as long as they don't perform too poorly 😄. But there's a bit too much One Piece hype, isn't there? All the Riders who couldn't even beat the Supernovas are being mentioned, what's the point of all this hype? Riders have more limitations, but that doesn't mean they can't perform well. In the Rider Build TV series, E's snake-like movements easily devoured a star, and there was even a direct visual demonstration of that 😅

Dear author, I think it's quite good, but the plot felt a bit rushed. To be honest, I thought the previous One Piece novel by Li Tian was very well written; it would have been even better if it hadn't ended so abruptly. I think the author could wait until the One Piece manga is almost finished before deleting the ending of the previous Li Tian novel and continuing to write. I want to read more! 🤔

It's fascinating, but the belt isn't stored in a different dimension. It got so-so after that.

Actually, I was quite looking forward to it. It's a slow-burn story, mainly because I've been having a reading slump lately, and it's a genre I really enjoy—no flashy plots, just a slow burn, and not mindless either. I was really hoping to see the protagonist unlock all his Rider forms and maybe show off a bit!

Most of the capable ones have become kings and rulers; only a few capable ones still manage to fight and bicker with the protagonist.

The fusion of Kamen Rider and One Piece is a novel idea, and it looks pretty good.

That's good, but I hope the protagonist can learn some Haki. After all, pirates without Haki are considered inferior, and having Haki makes writing the story much easier.

It's quite interesting; this kind of pure handwriting without AI is hard to find on the Tomato Journal these days. I just don't know why not many people are watching it; it's strange.