
One Piece: The Kung Fu King
海贼王之功夫之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
993Chapters
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3.9kRecs
27.3kFans
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Reader comments 17
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Don't read it, everyone, this is a stallion article
What I wrote… Is blind to the subject matter.
What's the point of writing a time travel novel when the protagonist doesn't know anything? And you don't even know that Jin Da Da's martial arts skills are from Earth? I'm sure that 80% of people will be persuaded to quit with just this setting! This is simply an unforgivable act.
The most powerful thing is that Jingshiro died in battle in Chapter 493. In Chapter 641, Jingshiro was defeated again???? Hahahahaha
The poison points are constantly refreshed, and the IQ is mysteriously missing.
The author has written so much that I am confused. Haha, don't read it.
Bad review, as a modern protagonist, I don't understand One Piece. Although I am a martial arts fanatic, I always have friends to watch it. Not to mention that I don't even have friends. I have always heard about some major events.
It's really too poisonous, what the hell? I saved two girls from death, but I ran away without saying a word. It's a typical stallion story. I don't know how many of them I will take.
In the early stage, if you have martial arts skills, you don't need to do it. You have to learn swordsmanship and fight swordsmanship for others. What do you think? The title of the book is King of Kung Fu, why not call it King of Swords?
Actually, kung fu is fine, but it depends on whose hands it is in. Isn't Rao G Di Weng Quan good? But it can't be compared to the straightforward Garp, but when the physical fitness is about the same, a one-on-two with skill is no problem, right?