One Piece: Invincible, Starting with the Zombie Army

Author, let me do the math for you. You code one word per second, which is 3600 per hour. There are 24 hours in a day. You sleep for six hours, eat for one hour, wash for an hour, and give you another hour for conception. With 15 hours left, you can code 54,000 words, a chapter of 2,000 words, almost 27 chapters, but what do you mean by only updating 2 chapters?

Wulaoxing

If this book is not popular, I will stand on my head and eat flying!

Perona

I don't understand some of the protagonist's behaviors. Obviously, some characters who can be killed immediately insist on not killing them, but give them treatment, and then continue to cause trouble for the protagonist, such as Doflamingo and the like. Moreover, when I saved Moria for the first time in Impel Down City because of greedy shadows, Moria has not learned the lesson. After saving Moria in the war at the top, I didn't want to evacuate immediately and insisted on making another big fuss, which caused the death of Ace and Moria. What is the difference between this and the original work?

Give me some advice, don't complain. I feel like the author didn't grasp the readership well. If I want to write the protagonist of Wei Guangzheng, he should change his birth point and accurately identify the readership. I can't figure out why he wants to lick the protagonist after messing with Moria, and his personality is not suitable. Sorry. I can't tell you what the title of the book is. Most of them want the protagonist to be a heroic personality and an egoist. Even if you want to write a story where the protagonist is friendly and interested, you have to sit upright. I can't figure out why you want to lick the protagonist's balls (it's a bit confusing, just understand what I mean)

The writing is very mature, but I am thinking about Akainu. I don't know why I abandoned the book that depicts Akainu when I saw that part. There is something wrong with O'Hara's government, but I have always felt that there is nothing wrong with Akainu's operation.

It is a food and grass. Hope Moria has a good ending.

I understand. Anyway, no one in Blackbeard will die in the end. Ace will definitely be caught. The protagonist will definitely fight on top and show off. Anyway, we have to follow the plot, so we have to let Blackbeard go. Otherwise, how can we show off? I'm sure Ace will fall over.

The book would be better if the author knew half as much about One Piece as he does about football. The setting is okay, but it feels like there is no main line or goal. The previous ten years of development before the plot are all scattered here and there with some small plots, and there is no sense of how the protagonist improves his strength. It just vaguely improves towards the beginning of the plot, and it also declines when writing about women. Then when I saw Chapter 38, you almost finished the content in the introduction before the anime plot even started. Are you planning to write about the women in the supporting roles in the character column next?