One Piece: I Can Kill Monsters

I'm not complaining. First of all, I don't like the character of Usopp. After all, he was too willful back then. The boat is important, but don't forget that they are pirates and need a boat to travel smoothly. Usopp cares about the boat too much and forgets that he still needs to travel. He has no faith in being a pirate. Sanji is here to protect Luffy. There is no comparison at all, and I disagree with what the author said in the first chapter. I came to read this book because I saw Momonosuke die. Secondly, Momonosuke's death method was too easy for him. A little kid who didn't understand anything should have been scared when he died, not tragic.

Speaking of Momonosuke, why does everyone want him dead? I don't watch One Piece, but I like the fanfic. Please tell me what's going on.

Come on, the author keeps updating

The first chapter starts with strong rhetoric. Usopp was being unreasonable and causing the team to almost be destroyed, all because of a ship that was bound to die. And Sanji is because of a relative who saved him and raised him. This is the essential difference. Moreover, one of Sanji and Usopu is passive, and the other is having a bad temper. Everyone makes mistakes when they grow up, just like Usopp, as long as you admit your mistakes and correct them, you are still gay. But Sanji is right. When you choose to travel for your ideals, you get the blessings of your relatives. When faced with the life and death of your ideals and your relatives, it is undoubtedly your relatives. This does not involve righteousness, it is just a choice between ideals and relatives. Sanji's plot is abusive to a large number of pirate fans, but it is reasonably abusive in terms of story choices and human judgment. The author's little lady mentality in making fair comments is disgusting and unbecoming of a man.

The author understands that there is a problem. Usopp said he wanted to leave, but Sanji was forced. The nature can be the same.

The writing style of this book should be written by a middle school student

The author wrote very well. I really don't like to follow the ship now. It's just a bunch of second-generation game life. Usopp's father is dead. He is a scumbag. After leaving with the red hair, he never went back to see his wife and children. He even followed him back to the East China Sea and drank in Windmill Village. He never went back. His wife never saw him until her death. How difficult is it for a widow to raise a child?

Unspeakable rubbish on the internet, no wonder it's so popular

I have seen countless boat rides, and this was the first time I saw people disembarking from the boat. It's simply inexplicable that he actually got off Luffy's ship with a little golden finger.

Came out too late

Usopp has a lot of inner monologues, but others don't speak much. Even when Usopp and Kaido met for the first time, there were no sentences from Kaido. The characters were not distinct, and it felt like it was Usopp's one-man show.

Updates are so slow. Come on, author.

It's getting worse and worse, and I'm about to give up the book.

It's been more than forty chapters, but Pig's Knuckle still feels so weak to me. Is Pig's Knuckle relying solely on cards to grow? If I find a bug, I just keep grinding it, and I don't see how it can be written to rely on self-training!

Oda spent more than ten years from 1999 to now, each character has his own story. The description of more than ten years is not comparable to the author's novel of a few months. Why do most One Piece fans follow the boat flow? Because Oda's portrayal is so classic, I feel that it would be a pity not to experience it. What Oda portrays from the beginning to the end is that in the troubled times of One Piece, there is a group of people who will not abandon or give up their companions because of a common dream. OP gathers on a boat. Each of them is indispensable. Without one, it will be incomplete.

So, how did Momonosuke die? Everyone is welcome to leave your thoughts.

I won't write it down anyway, hey, it would be great to use two pistols. Refer to the Dungeon Gunner skill. There's no point in using a knife

Shouldn't long-range firepower be stacked with force sensitivity?

Good water, it takes a chapter to introduce each skill

Usopp's problem is not that he is timid, lies, or weak. These are all small problems. The most important thing is that he is ugly, so he puts on a mask and the Sniper King appears.

After reading a few chapters, I think it should be interesting. But since the protagonist is Usopp, I can't accept leaving the team. Although Usopp is weak and unlikable, is a Straw Hat still a Straw Hat without Usopp? Even if you write and tell everyone that you are too weak now and want to go out for training and come back later, I can accept it, but I really can't accept it if you leave the team completely. Moreover, Usopp plays a great role in the Straw Hats. With the feelings of the Straw Hats, they will definitely retain him.

I abused the main article, I abused it very frequently and it wasn't very enjoyable. Alas, I found the wrong book.

Please vote for recommendations or whatever.

After reading the comments, I feel that Usopp exists only for balance. I really didn't think Usopp could win when he was fighting the fisherman Aaron. As a result, Usopp fought back with various gods, and the anime world view is obviously continued again and again. There are bugs in various world views. I feel I feel that the author of One Piece came up with his inspiration only halfway through the painting. The battle scene was very grand in the past, but Ming Ge has a birdcage in the back, and the special effects of the card ability are very large. Luo's special effects are thicker than those of the general, and the general's white beard does not seem to use Haki. . .

According to the author's settings, the strongest one should actually be the set card. Each card can collect the attributes of 100 cards. The higher the quality, the greater the number of collections. It is simply a bug.

I just accept that I am no longer a war scumbag. Now, please call me Zayu! Ha, you made me laugh. I'm giving you a reward of 200. It's just a small thing. I will definitely subscribe when I see it!

???? I can't afford the reward!

It's a pity that I'm not a wealthy person, so I can't support too much.

Rubbish salted fish, you are going to die.

The author writes too little character language, which is not good