One Piece: The Strongest Possession

What a crappy book, I almost got embarrassment after reading a few chapters. It's a Japanese comic but it adds a bunch of domestic characters, so you don't think the style of painting is weird. It's also said to serve the plot. This plot is disgusting.

Luo and other pirates are inseparable from the protagonist, but they don't even have Kaido's formal qualifications, and the protagonist doesn't face his qualifications in front of Kaido. If the protagonist is not possessed, at least he has the combat power of a general. Even if Luo Shi is strong, he is only a quasi-general. It is impossible for the Four Emperors to ignore a general who is going all out even if he is strong. I hope the author will take a good look at the issue of combat power. There is also a battle between the navy and the protagonist, which should be spread to the new world. The new world should have heard about it, rather than most of them not knowing about it.

In 16 years, in 2016, please, the novel fan fiction at that time was not as perfect as it is now. This book was already pretty good at the time. There is no need to use the perspective of 21 and the plot to say that he is deviating from the original work. The plot was not even there at that time. Where can I get the reference from the original work 😅😅😅😅

Seriously, this book is for real bookworms.

This book is so powerful that I fell in love with it. I admire the way a good martial arts system is crammed into the Pirates system. It gives me the feeling that the style of calligraphy and painting is unique. I can refer to the fairy tales with long hair and swords. Suddenly, an image of Luffy in fourth gear appeared and knocked away the previous one with a punch. The sword-wielding man, then they used the power of different systems to fight for more than ten days in a very two-dimensional world. Then the man suddenly transformed into a fairy-like style and transformed into Bruce Lee. He shouted "I fight!" Over and over again while fighting Luffy in four gears, and then changed into a supernatural style and started playing with spells. . . . . You can figure it out on your own. The author has really brilliant ideas, but it's a pity that he used it in the wrong place. Putting fairy tales and martial arts into the two-dimensional world was originally a taboo, and it turned out to be a conspiracy. . . . . Nb🙂Be sure to read the book review section before reading this book

I have read 600 chapters in Shuhuang. Although the book was written a few years ago, I still feel that the content is too stupid. What is the use of the system? If you're seriously injured, can't you possess someone with strong self-healing ability? Wolverine or something? I can spend tens of thousands of Baileys, but I haven't used the system for a long period of time. The content I wrote said that I wanted to save money to deal with powerful enemies, and then I was afraid of being taken away. So after the possession time is over, won't the possessed soul be gone? Being able to seize the body means that the system is weak. If the system is not weak, why should we be afraid of seizing the body? There is a problem with the setting. You have to push forward forcefully. You said you can't make it in time even if Lao Liu died, but you can't make it in time even if Enel is captured? The Rock Bass he wrote was about to retreat, so Luo Chen ran far away and watched? Then it's too late to save people? Even though they are evenly matched, someone is captured, and the protagonist cannot catch up. Is this an evenly matched match? Why should the enemy run so fast? Why not just guerrilla and destroy the protagonist group? The outline and timeline are so messed up that I can't even tell the difference in terms of strength. You still have to call it innovation. Sengoku, you said it's not even close to the strength of the original work. Then shouldn't other juniors of the same generation besides Whitebeard, such as Kaido, also have a gap from the original work? In his prime, Whitebeard and Kaido and Charlotte Lingling were called the Three Emperors. Ace was only 8 years old in the same year, which was still more than ten years away from the original era. In this era, Kaido only had over a billion, right? Whitebeard in his prime, with a bounty of billions, and Kaido, who is still a mere fish worth over a billion, are jointly called the Three Emperors? If Kaido has always been great, I would ask Garp Sengoku to chase Roger, and Roger became the Pirate King with a white beard and a golden lion. Garp Sengoku was able to tie Roger, but the result was that the Sengoku man in his prime could not defeat the old man possessed by Whitebeard? So in this book, the earlier the appearance, the weaker the strength? The word count is too high, but there are obviously no details at all, but a plot that requires dozens of chapters seems to be very detailed. I asked the host how many chapters has this woman not spoken to? How many chapters has Robin not spoken? Instead, a Chablo Ross chapter appears. Who is more funny than who has more drama, right? Reading 600 chapters is a waste of time, I suggest you abandon it, it is too toxic.

Why do you want the swordsmen on the ship to eat the Bone Fruit? A pure swordsman forces you to become a juggler. I have to say that the handsomeness of a swordsman will leave you speechless. In terms of character alone, it is incomparable to Sauron and Hawkeye.

It turns out it was written in 2016. I asked why the timeline is so messed up.

940 Chapters, I read it in two days, no skipping chapters, but quick page turning. Overall, it's very good. The plot is not the focus, only the battle is the real meaning. There are often long battle scenes of twenty or thirty chapters, which are very enjoyable to watch, but there are also a lot of meaningless battles, which are completely watered-down battles. The system is average, and the power system is a bit broken. Sometimes the characters that can be redeemed by spending more money are not as good as the characters that can be redeemed by spending less time. For the characters that are summoned, the system does not have a definite power division. The power system and timeline are also a bit broken. Sometimes it overexaggerates a person's strength, and sometimes it devalues ​​a person's strength, causing a person's strength to fluctuate, sometimes strong and sometimes weak. For example, Kaido was beaten to a pulp by the protagonist and cut into pieces, but he couldn't be killed, which was a bit disgusting. There is also the fishman Tom, who can actually build a battleship stronger than Hades for the protagonist in three months, and then this battleship shows its power once. Another example is the wizard of the Balot Kingdom. First of all, each of them is as strong as a vice admiral. Their original king can challenge the general, but the protagonist says that as long as he masters domineering, he can torture the king to death. And after just a few chapters, the protagonist became the king of the Balot Kingdom, and the strength of the five wizards became generals. In the author's writing, the strength of generals can be seen everywhere. The pirates with a bounty of 4 to 5 billion are sparse and ordinary, and they are simply ordinary minions. There are also many with a bounty of 8 to 9 billion. I remember there was a chapter where the navy evaluated the protagonist's pirate group and said that the protagonist's pirate group has four generals in terms of combat power, but in the new world they are only in the middle of the pack. I'm really speechless. Aren't the navy admirals the highest in terms of combat power after the Yonko? . In addition, after Wizard Balot slapped a Celestial Dragon in the face and killed a rear admiral, the Navy did not dare to deal with him, saying that the Balot Kingdom had a high status and was equal to the Celestial Dragon. However, the previous king of the Balot Kingdom was imprisoned in the Impel Down City by the Navy. In addition, I have never mentioned this kingdom in other One Piece fan fiction. It should be the author's own creation. He wrote dozens of chapters, and it didn't have any important role later on. It was just a waste of words. The errors in the timeline are reflected in some small places, such as the strength and military rank of the three navy generals at that time. The plot is also a bit uncomfortable to watch. The author wanted to write something new, but he unconsciously stuck to the original work. For example, the protagonist and the golden lion were imprisoned in Impel Down at the same time, but the protagonist had the ability to obtain the unlock key and exchanged a handcuff key with Shiki. Although he was asked to give him the shackle key, he broke his legs and escaped from Impel Down. What I especially want to complain about is that the protagonist controls the prison beast and kills the jailer to obtain the key. But how do the protagonist and other pirates use the key to open the stone cuffs when their hands are cuffed? I thought about it, maybe I opened it by holding it in my mouth. But after the protagonist obtained the key, some commotion was caused, which attracted the Navy's investigation. At this time, the handcuffs between the protagonist and the golden lion had been opened, but the Navy did not notice it. Moreover, the protagonist killed the jailer and took the key and kept it with him for several years. The Navy never knew that the key was lost. It is really so stupid! Having mentioned the shortcomings, let's also talk about its highlights. The highlight of this novel is that it is set a year or two after the death of Roger the Pirate King. At that time, the Golden Lion had not yet lost his legs, Whitebeard's power was at its peak, the Four Emperors had not yet been determined, the dragon had not yet gone to revolution, the three generals of the navy were still only major generals, Ace was not yet born, and Luffy only went to sea at the end of the novel. The sea is full of heroes, and the protagonist wants to fight them all and ascend to the throne of the Pirate King. This is no longer a story about Luffy's era that is about to be written. Therefore, this is still a One Piece fan novel worth reading. After all, I read it from beginning to end instead of giving up. However, it will be more embarrassing for real Pirates fans. After all, some mistakes are really intolerable! —Excerpt from Zhuishu lv10 King

I really want to know, what can Ip Man do? Fuck Nami?