One Piece: The Descent of the Thunder God

When I saw the author's last words, my roommates were all asleep. I tried to hold back my laughter, but the bed kept shaking. Suddenly, my roommate on the lower bunk threw a pack of tissues up to me. How should I explain this?

No, I can't take it anymore... After enduring five years of humiliation and bullying under someone else's thumb, he suddenly declared, "I will never submit to anyone!" The old woman guarding the gates of heaven took his money, and he produced a family heirloom gem. Suddenly!

Electromagnetism is one of the four fundamental forces of the universe, while the wavelength of visible light, which we humans can perceive, is approximately 380–780 nm, and the frequency of sound we hear is... 20–20,000 Hz. Including dark matter, the product of sound and light represents the universe that humans can perceive, which is less than one percent of the real universe.

Author: I spend all my time playing with nurses and beautiful patients, and I'm so malnourished I don't even feel like writing.

The protagonist of this book has a truly toxic personality: In One Piece, each of the Four Emperors possesses the magnanimity of a king, even the despicable Big Mom and Kaido are pure madmen. But the protagonist is a sleazy, lewd character who constantly reveals some unknown sense of superiority, and has an unpredictable, neurotic personality—he lacks even a fraction of the magnanimity of a king.

The protagonist is a brainless lunatic. He endures five years at the beginning, then goes on to kill indiscriminately and act lawlessly—they seem like completely different people. This isn't just being reckless; he just seems mentally challenged. He's constantly laughing, hundreds of times in a single chapter. It's quite awkward to watch.

Honestly, the protagonist in this book is really incomprehensible. One second he says he's willing to give anything for his dreams and ambitions, and he's been bullied for five years. The next second he says he'll never be anyone's lackey, not even a verbal promise?

Actually, many students can't watch legitimate content not because they don't have money, but because they don't have a way to pay for it; they don't have their own bank cards, so they can't watch legitimate content.

I've been holding back my tears, since it's a book from a few years ago and there aren't many books about the Rumble-Rumble Fruit. But the author's writing is terrible, completely childish. The protagonist, like the author, is mentally immature, laughing incessantly in some chapters for no reason 😅 I couldn't hold back anymore after seeing the author's outrageous postscript on the book's release 😅

This is a ridiculously toxic novel filled with arrogance and self-importance. I'm outta here.