I Transmigrated as Enel, Yet Somehow I’m Not the Group Owner

The Rumble-Rumble Fruit can't beat Garp, but it can't even outrun him? They hyped the protagonist up to be able to fight the three admirals, but later he couldn't even beat Garp's lieutenant. And they say Garp's lieutenant is about as strong as an admiral? Ha! Does he even have that kind of strength to be a lieutenant? Later he even became a subordinate of the Marines! Sigh!

Learning kung fu is the most useless waste of time. "In the world of martial arts, speed is the ultimate weapon," even the number one martial arts master said so. You clearly have the speed of thunder, yet you don't practice it; it's a waste.

The author disregards the profound and powerful foundation of modern social science and instead focuses on learning so-called martial arts and ninjutsu. Unless it's disguised as fantasy, the exploration of the human body by modern medicine far surpasses the so-called martial arts of ancient societies, as well as the application of lightning.

Another Garp simp has been born. Goodbye.

The first key point is that modern people cannot cultivate like cultivation fanatics. It's good enough if they cultivate a little every day; it's more like fishing for three days and drying nets for two. Secondly, regarding speed, Garp is the fastest, faster than Kizaru, Shanks is second fastest, Kizaru is third, Rayleigh is fourth, Garp's first mate is fifth, and the group that barely ranks…

I can't take it anymore, I have so many things to complain about, this book is just so incredibly toxic. I'll just talk about the toxic aspects based on the forty-odd chapters I've read. Don't think it's few; just forty-odd chapters and it's already so toxic, I feel like my IQ is dropping. First of all, in these forty-odd chapters, thirty-odd chapters are dedicated to supporting characters.

This book is a mess! The author tries to write about everything but expresses nothing clearly... I want to ask, is Enel the main character or the other characters in the chat group? I've read over twenty chapters, and less than three chapters focus on the main character! The first two chapters alone made me feel like you were writing about Enel, and later I even forgot I was reading the book...

This is a self-indulgent novel. The power levels are all based on guesswork. It lacks focus and skips over details that don't affect the reading experience. I understand your attempt to create drama by comparing him to Garp, but being unable to win, getting knocked out with a single punch—Rumble is a popular character in One Piece fanfiction.

To be fair, if you read this book without thinking too much, it's quite enjoyable. But if you do, you'll feel like the author has some deep-seated grudge against you, which is insulting to your intelligence.

You might become popular if you wrote about One Piece. This random, toxic stuff is really off-putting.