Awakening the Stand from One Piece

To be honest, the third choice of crazy diamond is not as good as the gold experience. Although the treatment of crazy diamond is strong, it cannot repair things that have completely disappeared, and it cannot heal itself. The gold experience is very functional, not counting the retaliation caused by being eaten by Araki, organ and limb reconstruction, the spirit of attacked enemies going berserk, dead objects transformed into animals and plants, immune serum production, and the most important thing is that it is also effective for yourself →_→

Seeing that the protagonist has a domineering and domineering look, could it be that he awakened because he wanted to live a nine-to-five life too much? 😂

He needs to be taller at the back. JOJO is tall in his own world, so why should he be a dwarf in other people's world?

I understand working 9 to 5, but you work 9 to 5 as a soldier? Are you kidding me? Might as well become a world government official

The first chapter was good, but after reading the Fish-Man Island chapter, I didn't want to read it anymore. Oh, who can't be tortured, so why not torture Tiger? Author, you are really amazing...

The contradictory style, whether it is chaotic and kind or righteous and kind, the character can change at any time, why not add a mental illness setting?

Abusing Tiger, it seems that the protagonist is determined to be a celestial being. It is true at the beginning, and it will still be true even if it is reversed later.

I couldn't stand it until chapter four. It's so toxic. . . .

Euler

What is the most fearful thing about JOJO writing? That is multiple substitutes. When Araki writes about one person having multiple substitutes, I definitely doubt his ability, let alone the author. What JOJO novels don't need is a substitute system, what is really needed is multiple reversals of golden spirit and wits. The only novel I have seen that can be called a JOJO novel is Tam's "Li Qing". The other novels without exception are all substitute novels covered in JOJO novels, but they only need the ability system of a substitute or ripple. To be honest, JOJO's system is very idealistic. It all depends on how people use it. Jo Taro will be killed if he doesn't pay attention. It's Araki's convenience to write a reversal of wits. To be honest, I don't think it's feasible to force the substitute system into a world with a complete power system. I think JOJO is either funny at home, in daily love episodes, or in urban wits. I really don't think the substitute system is suitable for pirates.

The part after Tiger was executed was really embarrassing. Especially the fight with Doflamingo. It was too deliberate and forced to explain.

The Titan is ruined, and Alan killed it himself

The beginning of your profile is hard to read

I don't know what's wrong with the current author, hasn't he even read One Piece? Everyone works from nine to five. Do you think you can play house? Pirates kill people day and night.

The plot when this was released was a bit disgusting. . . . If you want to Zefa, just do it early. .

Imitation, the power system is probably very messy. For example, for example, the Death Zanpakuto is written with just one, plus the pirate's own haki fruit, your substitute is always so awesome. There are other substitutes, and the supporting characters are too stupid. A lieutenant colonel in a regular meeting , why can you enter, why are you allowed to speak, I feel that the senior navy officials are too stupid to write. In fact, the protagonist's remarks are not very impressive. I feel that others understand what is just a position, or the strong will is too strong, so I will force the author to work hard...

I have an opinion. In the era of great pirates, Roger was just a lead, and those great pirates were just the gunpowder that detonated this era. The princes and nobles of various countries are the bombs of all this, and the World Government and Tianlong are the root of all this. The tragedy of the pirate world is that pirates only account for a small part. That is the Great Sea Route, and how much of the world does the Great Route account for? And the main force is pirates from all over the world, but pirates from all over the world, how much damage can they cause? Therefore, the main force that really destroys the world is the royal nobles of those kingdoms. The root cause is the World Government and the Celestial Dragons. Because of their heavenly gold, they squeeze the lives of civilians to a greater extent. And those rotten navies also account for a small part. Don't talk about pirates. For those who are not pirates, most pirates go to sea because they can't make it. Otherwise, if they are really human beings, they will work hard on the sea for that little dream. I can't live with reality at all. Coupled with the coolness on the sea, he became those nasty pirates. The root cause is still the world government and those nobles. The direct result was the pirates' evil deeds, the harm and death caused by the princes and nobles oppressing the common people, and the navy seemed to have no regard for it. It is a matter of course, but there is a problem with pirates killing people, and it is natural for nobles to kill people.

Author, I totally disagree with your point of view. In my opinion, pirates are just a small cold caused by the rotting body tissue system in the pirate world. Even if the protagonist kills no one in the world who dares to be a pirate (which is impossible because I'm going to die, why don't I go out and give it a try?) The civilians in this world are not much better off. The navy is not so much a victory as a tool for maintaining the aristocratic ruling class. Their justice is only the justice of the nobles who lead the countries that join the world government. Just a name. They will not care about countries that are not franchising countries, and will suppress civilians for the nobles of those franchising countries. One more thing, how big is the Grand Line? The new world where all the big pirates are in the Grand Line is just that big. Even if they set an example, how many people do you think will go out and fight for an illusory ideal? Most of them will not survive. But Sihai's children only have so much fighting ability. Even if they are large in number, they can cause disaster, no matter how many disasters they cause (at most they can rob merchant ships, how many pirates are needed to attack those kingdoms. At most they can cause harm to small villages.) To be precise, it is the princes and nobles who harm the world, and the root cause is the Tianlong people, because the Tianlong people require those joining countries to pay heavenly gold, and those princes, princes and nobles are just exploiting the common people. With the Heavenly Gold, in order to pay even more disregard for sustainable development, they exploited like crazy (in the original work, Alabasta did not have to pay the Heavenly Gold because he was originally a descendant of one of the 20 kings). Therefore, the current behavior of the protagonist is meaningless, but it does not mean much. There are even times when the protagonist's actions are purely to help the aristocracy safeguard their interests. It can be done directly, but the hidden impact is like this (I didn't say that the protagonist was wrong to fight the pirates, I just said that his behavior was of little significance). The protagonist did not notice this situation. In my opinion, it is better to say that the author did not notice this situation.

If my first one is Platinum Star, my second one will be Gold Experience