One Piece: Becoming Sengoku's Son from the Start

Seeing Garp force-feed the Silence-Silence Fruit to the protagonist made me want to vomit. I didn't see him force-feed Luffy any Devil Fruits at all! In the anime, Garp was even angry when he found out Luffy had eaten a Devil Fruit. Why is he forcing-feeding the protagonist like this? Shouldn't this be a matter of personal choice?

Images of characters from the book (Part 1) Chapter 1 Doflamingo (junior), Rosinante (junior) Chapter Two The Warring States Period of Buddha (Young Era) - Rosinante (Young) Chapter Three: Garp in His Middle Age and Sengoku Chapter 8 Naval Headquarters, Air Marshal Chapter Twelve The middle-aged crane grandmother and Oda's hand-drawn version of Momousagi Gion. Chapter Thirteen

Yours is really no better than watching One Piece: Prince Charming. It follows the exact same plot, but at least that one has a power-up; it's still better than the Waste Fruit.

I've opened this book many times, but I can't continue reading when I see that Sakazuki and Borsalino gave themselves those titles in the training camp.

The second unnamed One Piece novel. In the first book, he clearly had the Golden Crow Fruit to eat but instead ate the Extract Fruit. In this book, he stupidly ate the Silence Fruit instead. By the way, if you ever time travel, you must have a brain. Unless you're desperate to survive, don't eat fruits randomly.

I have no problem with you eating the Silence-Silence Fruit, but why did the protagonist have to eat it this way? It's too poisonous!

There's a reason why it's not popular.

The author portrays Doflamingo, such a charismatic villain, as a cold-blooded character. Doflamingo's character is undeniably evil, but he is undeniably charismatic. Whether it was killing his father as a child or later killing his brother, both actions are compelling. It's understandable that he blamed his father for his youthful mistakes.

Eating the Silence-Silence Fruit is a real rip-off; this one was even forced upon him. No wonder so many people were driven away. You don't need to be quick; before the readers leave, reveal the protagonist's wild idea: the Silence-Silence Fruit isn't weak. If it could silence a person's mind, it could directly extinguish their fighting spirit, or even silence life itself, directly annihilating it.

Image gallery of characters from the book (Part 2) Chapter Seventeen: The Young Akainu Chapter Sixty-Nine: Earl Redfield Chapter 81 The Five Elders Chapter 87 Monkey D. Dragon Chapter 88 Kuzan, Saul, Magellan, Shiryu of the Rain