I'm a Trainer in One Piece

People often say that the protagonist is not strong enough! An ordinary person, over three years, went from nothing to raising six Pokémon in the world of One Piece, stumbling and struggling along the way. What more could you ask for? His strength will improve later, but at most he'll be in the same tier as Brook.

Writing about Red and his ship is like insulting Red. Either don't use the name "Red" at all, or write about Red's domineering and powerful nature.

If I had six Pokémon and traveled into the One Piece world, would I still need to follow Luffy? Where the hell can't I act like a big shot? If I just play it safe and develop my skills, and evolve all six of my Pokémon, I can become a pirate and a powerful figure if I want, or a general in the Z-Hall if I want, or even travel the world by sea with a large sum of money. Wouldn't that be great?

In the first ten chapters or so, he was clearly someone who was accidentally bumped into by Luffy and ended up on the ship, forced to temporarily borrow the Straw Hat crew to go to the Grand Line. The interactions between Nami and the protagonist on the ship were quite toxic. As soon as they boarded, even before becoming crewmates, they immediately opened up to each other, sharing everything.

Gengar~

Ibrahimovic's family

The protagonist keeps a few pets, then gets into a fight. The protagonist just stands there talking, then suddenly gets killed by a flying slash, or some ranged attack, or maybe some Conqueror's Haki that kills both the protagonist and their pets instantly. Or maybe some Devil Fruit ability comes along and finishes the protagonist off. 🤐

After reading a few chapters, everyone's feelings may be different, but for me, the male lead can be summed up in one word: "licking boots."

Is your protagonist a lunatic? He transmigrated and still looks like this. Nami's behavior is truly disgusting and makes people want to turn off the show.

Pika Mihawk!