One Piece: Don't Run from the Bounty

Let's talk about the information about Haki in the original work!

Can the numbers be changed? This long string of zeros is giving me a headache. Why not just use tens of thousands or millions? (I'm not talking about padding the word count; numbers don't count as words, it's just a few numbers, what kind of padding is this? It's giving me a bit of a headache.)

What kind of martial arts style is Xin Yue Liu? Or was it just something the author wrote randomly?

Intervening in the battle between Ace and Blackbeard was a bit of a letdown. The author might have intended to showcase the protagonist's passion, but all I saw was a lack of intelligence and awkwardness.

I've never really understood why everyone has such a strong aversion to the Navy. Regardless of the Navy's original purpose, it has certainly fulfilled its role of maintaining peace at sea. While there are some scoundrels, most are like Garp and Fujitora. Even Akainu can't be completely defined as a bad person; it's just a difference in perspective. People like Luffy are a minority.

The biggest flaw in this book is the automatic historical revision. Every member of the Straw Hat crew joined because of a bond. The protagonist eliminated Nami's biggest worry, so why would he join the Straw Hats? You have to know that at the beginning, Nami completely looked down on Luffy. The change was when she fought Arlong.

I'm speechless. They're always fawning over Robin. She's already with the Straw Hat crew, and they're still going on and on. Will they die if they don't become sycophants?

Ever since watching One Piece, I've learned Doflamingo's gait, Kizaru's expression, Seika's laughter, Smoker's smoking style, and Boa Hancock's disdainful gestures. When I see a man, I say, "Give me some face and be my son!" When I see a woman, I say, "Can I see your underwear?"

Forget it, I'm not reading anymore. I thought it would be a good book, but it's a disaster. The lottery gives me a Devil Fruit ability that's not even afraid of seawater! Giving someone a Devil Fruit ability that someone else already possesses is disgusting enough, but to be immune to seawater is just too much to bear. I can't stand it anymore.

Chapter Twelve was getting a bit too much to read—no, I couldn't bear to read it anymore. I don't think there's anything wrong with saving ordinary people when you have the ability, especially since it doesn't cause any trouble. If saving someone means putting yourself in danger, then you shouldn't save them. But to choose to stand by and watch when there's no danger at all... Well, I'm outta here. Goodbye.