One Piece: The Black Magic Doctor, Eight Extraordinary Skills from the Start

It's very interesting and the logic is clear. I'd like to give the author some suggestions. There is a linkage between The Prisoner of Food and One Piece. Do you think that the two worlds have an intersection in the fourth-dimensional space and time? For example, when the two worlds come together, there happens to be an island that intersects. This Does this kind of logic work? Because it is not confusing, people are related to their own planets, so the people in One Piece at the intersection will not go to the captive world of delicious food, but they can do activities together at the intersection (island), such as how many years they meet

It should be an AI article, something you can use to pass the time if you have nothing to do.

I finally found a book that I can keep reading, not written by a human or computer. [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

Can there be a second season? [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Why are there so many? This is the first time I've seen them.

It feels pretty good, waiting for the follow-up I have to urge you to update it. It's really good. It's pretty.

Hope there is a second volume

I can't stop watching it at all. It's very suitable for my taste. It's an unexpected subject. People like me who are not very familiar with One Piece can't stop watching it.

It looks great, I like this setting.

It's okay, but I don't understand why the protagonist insists on leaving behind the Eight Magic Skills learning method. As long as he stays, there will be hidden dangers.