The Illusionist Among Pirates

The author's understanding of the pirate world system is wrong, the monsters are so mentally powerful👍. How come you use illusions to disguise yourself and no one notices? Is Pirates' system higher than Naruto's?

Does the protagonist really regard them as his parents and family? The protagonist should still follow the spiritual power system. No matter how strong the physical body is, it is not his own.

To be honest, if you, a slave of the Celestial Dragons, start the game, you will directly persuade half of them to retreat. Take a look at the synopsis: seize the body, Izanagi, fantasy materialization, infinite monthly reading, and drive away a group of people...

It's coming, it's coming from hormones 🙂

The part where Yamata no Orochi gave Hiyori was really poisonous. Without arrangements or plans, he gave a fruit with huge potential to a person who is not in the same camp as himself. This is not an iron rooster, okay, this is brainless.

Why not find an unborn baby if you have the ability to seize a body? The baby's soul is not fully developed and the body is incomplete. After you take away the body, won't the baby's development be based on your soul information? Isn't this your own body? You take the body of a fully developed human being, is the spirit and flesh compatible? No, right? Isn't Auntie's Sireia a lesson for you? There is something wrong with the soul.

I was puzzled. The protagonist has become a lieutenant general. As long as there are people with names in the original work, he can't beat them.

I found out why so many people think illusion is rubbish? When the illusion reaches the conceptual level, it means that the illusion becomes real. Truth or falsehood can only happen in a thought... Furthermore, even if the illusion cannot rise to the conceptual level, as long as it can reach the level of modifying information, then as long as you don't cheat, the illusion will be unsolvable. No matter what method you use, the world you "see" and "feel" is real. At this time, as long as your brain thinks you are dead, then you are really dead.

There are too many poisonous points, I can't stand it anymore

Taking possession of the body is a bit simple. It should be using illusions to slowly wear away Dover's mental will. Reach the level of intelligence of a baby, and then use illusions to slowly supplement your memory. It's best to make up for everything, no matter how small or small. (In order to reduce the rejection of soul transfer fusion) Once completed, it will be Dover who has the memory of the time traveler. Finally, the fruit ability is used to transfer and fuse the soul. At this point, it should be almost like reincarnation.

He is a Tianlong person. Overthrow the Celestial Dragons. Is this all for writing the main plot? It's better than an ordinary slave overthrowing the slavery system. It sounds better and more just than this.

A novel that is dragged down by the introduction 😅 It would be much better to add an introduction to the introduction of the dragon who seizes the body.

At this rate of becoming stronger, if the protagonist cultivates illusion to the point where virtual reality becomes reality. Then start studying the system principles, or mastering them. I don't know if it will develop into all heavens and all realms?

Genjutsu is useless in front of the Shichibukai level if it doesn't materialize fantasy. It's almost like the first half of the Grand Line is very comfortable and invincible, but the second half is inferior to dogs.

I don't know if you have read it. Starting from Impel Down, this novel is also about the gods.

Marie Joa "Lord Five Old Stars, it's bad! Dorag and the others are coming!" "Don't panic, we have Steve, the strongest sailor in the past 800 years."

Let me see what's in this novel? Well, a cyclops eh! ! ! ! There is also something wrong with the "clown" who was deceived. Is there a puppy wearing a monocular lens next to the protagonist? ! ! ! ! ! All this proves that the author, your family has come to Amon! !

The time-travelers are all giants like horses. They can easily kill their own class. They have domineering power and fruits. Even if they open the time and space gate and pull all the great people of New China through, they will not be able to achieve modern peace, even if they are lucky.

Let the slaves kill the Celestial Dragons, do you want them to kill yourself? , Good guy, just call him good guy

As soon as I saw the Draco slaves, I didn't want to see them anymore. Why?

Have you got the thunder fruit again?

To be honest, the first thing I thought of about genjutsu was Aizen's Kyoka Suigetsu.

The protagonist's Novice Village is Pangu City, the home base of the Celestial Dragons. They are still taking action against the Celestial Dragons as a CP. Can the people in the World Government not see through it? Is the 800-year heritage a joke? Wherever there are more Devil Fruits, they are rewarded to slaves for excitement.

I heard that Luffy's fruit changed? Many fans were stabbed in the back?

Is there a Shennong? Why are there so few comments?

Isn't the effect of eating One Piece Devil Fruit related to the body? The body has been changed. The fruit ability should not be there.

The imagination is still not in place, and the illusion is not in place either. Infinite Tsukuyomi is indeed an illusion. But the manifestation of fantasy is just the world feeding you (what is this compared to? This is a fight!), And it has nothing to do with illusions. Even Tsukihime (the biological daughter of the will of the moon and the will of the earth), Shirou (the destined agent of human will) who can be used in the moon-shaped world, and even a certain true ancestor in the novel who has a little bit of knowledge are also descendants of the will of the moon. As for Brahma's dream, it's even worse. Is it an illusion? They are all already created. To put it bluntly, illusion is deception, which is no different from the magician's methods. The use of illusion reflects its power in three aspects, namely, deceiving the object, shaping the scene, and the level of sophistication. Among the targets of deception, take Infinite Tsukuyomi as an example. Its deception targets are everyone within the range illuminated by the moonlight, which is relatively powerful in terms of numbers. It is also mentioned in some novels that the target of the most powerful illusions is no longer living entities, but to deceive the world, such as a certain boss who relies on illusions to prevent death from finding him and become immortal. Scene shaping has a lot to do with the degree of precision. Let's take the Infinite Tsukuyomi as an example. It can create a perfect world imagined by the magician (unfortunately, the degree of precision is not enough, so Menma, who is limited to the Tsukuyomi world, discovered that this world is false). In Swallowing Starry Sky, there is also a virtual universe, an environment that directly shapes a universe (there are many bosses, which means it is powerful). For some small magic tricks, the scene may be less than one square meter. Finally, the most important thing is the level of precision. All illusions have flaws due to their level of precision. Aizen's Kyoka Suigetsu can control the five senses, but it's not precise enough and gets frustrated when encountering unreasonable intuition. The limited version of Tsukuyomi World also lacked enough detail, which made Menma of Tsukuyomi World realize something was wrong.

So why didn't Roger get the insightful protagonist who can talk to all things? Is it because the author looked down upon this ability?

The author is really miserable (´•ω•̥`). He has a fan rating of 2356. It's really hard for you to insist on writing a million words. I personally feel that the book is okay

Why write this kind of plan to become a god at the beginning? Oda 100% would not draw it like this. Let's not talk about the Nika fruit. When you started the book, it was not serialized yet, but how could a blank hundred years of history be such nonsense? After reading a few chapters of the recent manga, I feel so stuck when I read this. Why don't you write that the protagonist knows nothing and reveal it at the end?