One Piece: Krieg’s Quest to Become the World’s Strongest

I finally found a theme I liked, but the author added all this stuff that I don't understand at all! As someone who has only watched Naruto and One Piece, I have no love for crossover anime!

Summoning Joan of Arc was a mistake. Joan of Arc, with her saintly nature and stubborn temperament, was the most annoying. When opinions differ, who listens to whom? Should you summon your subordinates or your father?

Violet Evergarden

It's alright, the overall feel is quite strong. I suggest not having too many character cards. Design the necessary professions for the ship, carefully consider the candidates, and besides combat units, ideally, don't have more than three main characters in other roles. For example, a doctor, a cook, etc., With two or three leaders, and assistants (A, B, C, D, etc.) As helpers.

Honestly, I don't find stories about souls transmigrating into disgusting villainous supporting characters interesting. The character settings are fixed, and I have no desire to continue watching.

The thought of what Creek looks like makes me not want to read it. Of all the characters, Creek is the one to write about.

It's a bit contrived. The writing was going well until the abrupt character summoning felt forced. Was it really just a deliberate attempt to pull the characters away?

The One Piece world is the One Piece world, stop with the lewd and messy settings. It not only ruins the original work, but it's also incredibly painful to watch.

This is so boring. Every summoning session is just a long, drawn-out process, and they force it into the world with accompanying quests. Is this some kind of introductory text? It's really frustrating to see such a weak place like the East Sea being dragged out like this.

In my opinion, for system novels, you can just give the protagonist an amazing physique and talent at the beginning and leave the rest to the protagonist to handle.