Pirate Sword

The writing is okay, it would be nice to write more.

You can create your own golden fingers. Doflamingo took over the cadre Rao G and learned Qigong. He stored excess physical energy in his body when he was young, and armed color Haki is also a kind of energy. The pirate world will only store Haki in the body. As a time traveler, he can return control to the body based on these combinations of life and use Haki as (internal force) to stimulate acupuncture points, meridians, and muscles to form a simple cycle and store it in the Dantian, forming a It becomes a simple skill. If the heroine Kuina lets her learn it, she can make up for her physical disadvantage. The world of pirates is a world where physical talent and fruitful abilities are respected. Strong men like Kaido, Big Mom, Whitebeard, and Garp only reach their peak strength when they are 35-50 years old. According to the pig's feet routine in the novel, the strength reaches its peak around 25-30 years old. The protagonist's physical fitness is too abnormal when he is around 25 years old. His physical fitness is even more abnormal than Kaido and Big Mom.

It's over, go to the Revolutionary Army and get an injection from the Demon King. Gu Yina is going to become a man 😅😅😅😅

Update statement: If this book scores well or if I wait to test the water and recommend it, I will consider updating this book as appropriate. If not, just write happily. Hahaha! 😁😁

I don't agree with the protagonist becoming a pirate. If the protagonist really becomes a pirate, then arranging for Garp to meet him and teach him about spiritual practice is a failure. Luffy and Ace are going to be pirates. They are his grandsons, and the family relationship is there. Garp letting go is in line with the plot. You are a stranger, you want to be a pirate, and you have such a talent for spiritual practice. Garp knows this, and if he encounters you, will he arrest you? Let me ask you? Do you have any misunderstandings about naval heroes? The protagonist should continue to be a pirate hunter. Pirate hunters can also recruit partners, build their own ships, or challenge pirates and the navy in the name of catching pirates. This can also fit the reader's point of view. Is it possible that the author wants to imitate Luffy?

If you want Nami to die, just kill her. It took me a long time to write this! It's useless for me to chase you for so long, it's just a waste of my time!

It's so annoying to see so many psychological activities.

What happened to the starting point? So many books with 979 popularity are exactly the same. It's too much to deliberately lower your popularity.

Why is it necessary to fly the flag when going to sea? If not, will the ship not be able to sail? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I don't understand why pig's feet are hung with pirate flags? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

What would happen if Nami was killed instead of letting her go? Is this a plan to give preferential treatment to the protagonist's group? A little unhappy

Ask the protagonist a few questions and hope the author can reply. Why did you lift the sword in your hand Why did you swing the sword in your hand Why did you embark on the path of kendo

Sorry, I could still vote for recommendations every day, but after eight years of dating, the woman I was engaged to last year unilaterally broke off the engagement with me. It was a seamless transition and I have just been able to live a normal life. . .

The timeline is a bit wrong. It stands to reason that Zhepu has returned from the Grand Line a long time ago.

Which Pirates fanfic has the strongest protagonist?

Name building: I'll give you one, Itto-ryu Mystery·Zan Jiecuo (Japanese seppuku is a symbol, and it does not necessarily mean that people die in pain, so there will be a person behind him who will cut off the head with a sword, and kill it quickly, so as not to let the person who committed seppuku continue to suffer. And that kind of person's behavior of beheading is It's called "Jie Cuo"), and the protagonist likes beheading very much. He realizes that this move should be very reasonable, and when he meets a respected opponent, he can hit him until he can't fight back, but he has to kill him. If he kills the opponent with this move, he should be regarded as the best swordsman. I apologize! Here is another one of the secrets of Itto-ryu: Eight Limb Slashes and Kongo (Buddhist Vajra, one head with six arms, tiger on the left and dragon on the right, representing eight cuts, slashing in eight directions. If the opponent hits the opponent, his limbs will be broken, and his eyes will be blind. One knife on the back of the neck, one on the waist, and one on the abdomen. The opponent will not die immediately. He cannot move, see, or smell. He can only wait silently. He will lose too much blood and wait for death. I want to add Jingjing as the author.

Why did the scythe man save Nami? I don't understand.

From what I've seen before, it was fine, but now it's gone sour where Nami still has the power. Are you planning to change it into a fantasy novel?