[Red-Haired Shanks Template] + [Heroine: Lu Linglong] + [Fire Virtue Sect Disciple]
After transmigrating into The Outcast, Li Shutong became a disciple of the Fire Virtue Sect and fused with the Red-Haired Shanks template.
Born with Conqueror's Haki, he was unrivaled in physical combat and swordsmanship, effortlessly surpassing all the prodigies of his generation with a smile.
His great-grandfather, Li Muxuan, still had an old blood feud unsettled. The descendants of Quanxing had hunted his family for generations, unaware they had provoked an emperor of the seas.
I won't attach myself to Nadutong, band together with Zhang Chulan, or fight over the Eight Extraordinary Skills. I'll stand by the Fire Virtue Sect alone, and protect only Lu Linglong.
At the Luotian Grand Ceremony, I overwhelmed all rivals; at Biyou Village, I shook Ma Xianhong; in the Twenty-Four Valleys, I uncovered hidden secrets; on Nason Island, I subdued the extraordinary people of every nation.
Flames and qi swept across the land. When Conqueror's Haki flared in anger, all extraordinary people bowed their heads.
I've never read the comment section, so I didn't expect there to be so many bad reviews. The content is pretty good. It's probably because of the issue of combat power that everyone complained about. Let me also say it, swordsmanship and physical strength are already too rigid to use in a domineering manner. Hawkeye can often discuss swordsmanship with Red Hair, and becoming good friends is enough to show that they recognize each other. Also, wouldn't putting the One Piece body into one person be a dimensionality reduction attack? He doesn't express too much, and is often low on physical strength. He just has a slightly stronger defense and a slightly stronger recovery after battles. The use of Haki is too rigid. Usopp's father bombs the ship with one shot. You are playing with fire only to win against waves. To be honest, I didn't expect the protagonist to be invincible, but he didn't completely achieve dimensionality reduction when beating his peers. Zhang Zhiwei slapped him one by one, how could you have the nerve to call him "little Zhang Zhiwei". Even when he was praised by the Tang Sect people, the baby-faced Zhang Zhiwei at that time could still be praised by the Tang Sect masters. His expressiveness was such that he slapped everyone he saw, except when he slapped Zhang Huaiyi, he was teased a few more times.