Becoming an Apostle, Starting with One Piece

The beginning was so good, but then in the third world, it was just... Unbearable. Then a female character suddenly appeared, and things just got better out of nowhere. Judging by this, are you planning to take her with you on your journeys? If you're really lonely on your journey, I suggest you just add a little sprite character, like a pet in DNF. Why make it a female protagonist? Don't you think it's a nuisance? PS: I really wanted to rant, but years of self-discipline made me hold back.

The protagonist feels like a robot towards the end, devoid of emotion and exhibiting only a single attitude towards everything. His attempts to change the Naruto world are limited to killing without offering any real advice. He's indifferent to other people and things, much like a Terminator, acting as if he's going through a programmed routine with no interaction whatsoever.

It's really awkward to watch, ever since hope Muxue appeared.

I'll start reading after the author finishes writing the next world.

I feel that the "child of destiny" setting is a denial of everything about the protagonist. If someone can become stronger than the protagonist just by making a grand wish, wouldn't making a grand wish that surpasses everything make them invincible?

Are these new chapters going to be the same old hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress trope? Even if there's a female lead, the setup is so forced! The protagonist's emotions were already suppressed; the Valkyrie was portrayed as passive and incredibly powerful, and now the female lead's suffering ruins that! It feels so silly!

I've read up to chapter 142, and I keep feeling like humanity is gone, even the natural instincts men have for women are gone. Even if you're just passing through this world and casually having sex with a few women, or portray yourself as a villain, it's still better than feeling like there's no humanity at all. I just can't immerse myself in the story.

The constant use of "absolutely stunning" suggests she's probably the female lead... But author, are you really not going to change this "destined one" setting? It's like no matter how hard the protagonist works, how many resources they use, or how many cheat codes they get, this "destined one's" buff will still put her on the same level as the protagonist, so what's the point of cultivation?

Well, after watching it, I felt it somewhat excessively downplayed the power levels in One Piece... Everything else was fine.

To be honest, ever since the protagonist started dominating the One Piece world, he's become increasingly less human. His indifferent attitude towards everything has turned him into a complete robot. But now that I'm watching Naruto, I hope the original world at least makes the protagonist a little more human...