Arkham in the World of One Piece

Not specific to this book I found that many authors think of people in the pirate world as too weak, so the so-called special training of the protagonist often seems not enough. When Kerby enters the headquarters, we can see a naval soldier with a strength of 10. The training content of the morning: Warm-up: 100 laps of running, 2000 four-finger push-ups, and 100 rope climbs back and forth. (Limited time) Course: Swordsmanship training. After class, both parties will fight until they faint. If a "Superman" with a power of more than 500, how strong would his physical strength be? I read a book in which the protagonist almost fainted from exhaustion after running only 10 kilometers in the naval training camp. The author also sensationalized the protagonist's perseverance in the book. I was thinking at the time, was it the unreliable guy who recruited the protagonist into the navy? If this training lasts all morning, the protagonist is not allowed to ascend to heaven on the spot?

I think the quality of this book would be greatly improved if the author put the time and energy into writing those awkward harem plots and those jealous plots into rounding out the characters and enriching the plot. The protagonist is having fun with Patriarch Zheng, teasing Guina, and confessing to Robin at the same time. This is really awkward. Nowadays, it is not popular to fall in love with someone when you see them. I look at you and you fall in love with me so much that you can't help yourself. This style of writing is not popular, right? Moreover, the Kingdom of Flowers chapter is really poisonous, with all kinds of secondary characters emerging one after another, and the protagonist also letting himself go, with a strong fighting force blowing against his face.

Okay. Will the protagonist practice physical skills or will he eat fruits later?

As soon as it was put on the shelf, it looked like it was mentally retarded. I was convinced.

The protagonist is obviously written as a group leader with a high IQ. In Chapter 65, a senior executive of the Kingdom of Flowers was assassinated. At this time, the crowd was in chaos, the guards were everywhere looking for the assassin, and the protagonist jumped into the air? What to do? Take over? Are you afraid that others won't know you are a master?

The protagonist eats the animal-type fantasy beast bat fruit, and can develop and receive physical attacks, turning himself into a group of small bats, scattering, and then getting back together to become humans. Moreover, the bats can be used to explore the path or monitor, and whatever the bats see with their eyes can be fed back to the protagonist, as if the protagonist has seen it with his own eyes.

I couldn't understand the main character's operation, so I went to the Kingdom of Flowers and got involved in an assassination inexplicably. The key is that one of the parties didn't know each other before, and they wanted to help them because they thought the other party had a chivalrous demeanor. They even got into a fight with Qingjiao and several navy leaders. Everyone here will feel confused. Earlier, I thought the main character was going to take a steady development path, but the result suddenly scared Gillang. The key is that there is no benefit at all.

What a pity. It was a very good book before, but its quality plummeted after it was put on the shelves. I read the last few chapters and it was terrible. I will keep it. I hope the author can change...

Signed the contract so soon? I hope it won't be interrupted. I invested.

The scene with Nico Robin was so embarrassing to watch, it was a completely inexplicable emotion. If your level is not good enough, develop your artillery, because it is your natural instinct to hit and run away. Is literature and art something only farmers can enjoy? 😅