The Essence of One Piece

The author should maintain their personal style and ignore the trolls. I'm tired of the trope of relying on powerful skills and a single, overpowered ability. The protagonist needs a wider variety of abilities to combine in tactics and unleash their imagination in battle! (If you don't understand, just watch JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.)

Kaido's immortality is such a weak concept; it feels like Oda is just making things up. Those with superpowers cannot activate their abilities actively while underwater, and they lack the strength to do so. Even if Kaido has fish-man blood and can breathe, he can still starve to death if he is thrown into the sea.

The Nen system, as designed by Yoshihiro Togashi, is very inclusive. The Zanpakuto of a Shinigami (Death God) – Conjuration type. Kido – Emission type. Dragon Ball's ki is a power-up type and an emission type. Armament Haki in One Piece – Enhancement type; Paramecia-type Devil Fruit – Special type; Logia-type Devil Fruit – Transmutation type. FGO Servant Summoning - Conjuration Type - Nen Beast?

Let's summarize and look ahead at our capabilities! In summary, I'll give my opinion; as for the future, my friends, you guys can do it too, hehe. 1. [The Ultimate Guide to Pirates] 2. [Bookmark] 3. Nen Beast - Mind Splitter - Niluya 4. [The Final Bloom] 5. [Predicting the Circle] Only a few people develop their Devil Fruit abilities; most keep them as reserves.

To be honest, it's too flashy. It borrows Kuroro's ability, but Kuroro relies on his brain, not his ability. Kuroro's ability has too many limitations. Besides, this is the world of One Piece, a bunch of guys with abnormal physical strength. You actually came up with the idea of ​​borrowing Kuroro's ability? In the world of One Piece, you don't need flashy things, OK?

So far, I've enjoyed this book quite a bit. The protagonist is intelligent and didn't react badly to the woman. The initial scene of him stealing three Devil Fruits was well-written, and it was clear he had a plan, even though he initially only intended to steal two.

Strength depends on individual ability, but even the weakest female pirate, who was knocked away by Luffy, survived. Look at Whitebeard's record before his death—Whitebeard suffered a total of 267 sword wounds, 152 bullets, and 46 cannonballs, yet he still maintained the posture of destroying enemies; and throughout his entire pirate career, he did not have a single scar on his back from escaping.

Seriously? If you wanted to develop properly, wouldn't it have been better to join the Navy? In the early stages of One Piece, everyone could participate in the Marineford War... As cannon fodder. Why did you have to shamelessly choose to join Doflamingo? Furthermore, the protagonist is set to harbor malice towards the living. I don't even want to say anything that he wasn't killed by Doflamingo.

I've read about thirty chapters. The beginning was quite interesting, and the characters seemed intelligent. But after the defection, all their intelligence vanished. A kid who's only a few years old betrays Doflamingo, instead of finding a safe place to lay low and lay low, he's trying to steal information about the Op-Op Fruit and the Hobby-Hobby Fruit. Doesn't he know the meaning of death?

1. The protagonist of this book specializes in Nen abilities. 2. The protagonist does not know how to cultivate domineering aura. 3. Nen is the key element. The use and development of Devil Fruit abilities are based on Nen, so don't always talk about whether the protagonist can reach the level of the original owner when using stolen abilities. 4. Thank you all for your support, especially those who gave tips, voted, and added this to their favorites.