One Piece: The Genetic Prodigy

Once again, I voted for you as soon as possible, 5 monthly votes. I have a question for the author, how many more chapters can be written in this book? ? ? I want to continue voting for you. I'm a big fan, please give me some more tips! !

Japanese anime can accommodate Western names, but Chinese novels cannot tolerate a Chinese name.

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Do you guys have any more normal pirate novels? Nowadays, pirate novels are uncomfortable if the protagonist is not dark. I just want to read something like Luffy, a warm-blooded and kind-hearted person who can't stand dark novels.

The author, I suggest that you can get some minions and synthesize some minions at will. They can do chores, cleaners, maintenance workers, ship watchers, etc., Right? For an ordinary pirate, just add an ordinary animal. It feels pretty good.

The crew of the protagonist pirate group is currently planned to be the protagonist + cultivated creatures + original characters (a few original characters may also be considered). Do you have any suggestions for the characters in the original novel? Or maybe you don't want to be original or something like that?

Author, to be honest, I want to add some details😏😏

I have only read about seventy chapters, and I feel like the author has not watched One Piece at all. The timeline is so messed up, and some of the plots don't add up. The Millennium Dragon's island is in the East China Sea, not the Grand Line. Also, the current time of the protagonist is two years after Roger was executed (the timeline of about seventy chapters), which means that the red hair has only been forming the pirate group for two years at most, but you told me that the red hair will be able to become the Yonko in one or two years?

The author has a great imagination and can actually create his own world view instead of relying on pirates to attract readers. After reading Chapter 50, I found that there are too many flaws. Most of them are caused by the author's poor understanding of One Piece and his loose description of the worldview. I can't complain about the fact that the Shichibukai can't defeat ants, Devil Fruits are everywhere on the streets, Rocks is a user with Darkness Fruit ability, Gion had the codename Peach Rabbit 20 years ago, he asked Rayleigh to practice his domineering skills, it's easier to fight Neptune than kill a chicken, etc. Although this is your own novel, you are God. But it's not just because of the word "pirate" that so many people clicked in. Changing the settings without authorization by the author will definitely bring serious dissatisfaction to Haimi. Not to mention the shortcomings in characterization, as long as the characters set by the author themselves have no distinctive characters, they are like blank sheets of paper. As readers read and realize that the world and the pirates in their memories are gradually going astray, they will naturally choose to abandon the book.

The protagonist's ability should explode! Even if the power is not very strong, as the number increases, the protagonist's power explodes. Why take the elite route? And the correct way to use the replacement ability should not be to replace the devil fruit ability user into the sea? Even if you can come up, I will do it again. I will see how long you, a Devil Fruit user, can resist in the sea.