Doomsday Begins in the One Piece World

Don't be like those who have obtained the power of Superman, Doomsday, Motherland, Immortal Cultivator, and even more outrageous Da Luo Jinxian and go to the martial arts master to learn Wing Chun and Shadowless Kick! That's outrageous!

I hope the author doesn't find reasons to suppress the power of Doomsday, and that's it.

No, why does the protagonist grab Kaido's dragon whip in the introduction?

I've seen Superman start as a pirate, and Doomsday start from a low-level martial arts world. The protagonist's combat power was suppressed throughout the whole process. The author pretended to be stupid and let the readers follow. I hope the author doesn't follow the same path of those people.

I've read some and commented on it, so as not to be misled by the good reviews. The Day of Destruction is written like a virgin, so I have to be decisive when fighting. There are always several chapters of jjww before starting a fight. I recall several chapters. I have no brains and don't know how to take the initiative. If I can solve it immediately, I have to delay it. If I can finish it in a few sentences, I have to talk about other things for several chapters!

I didn't feel comfortable watching it, mainly because the introduction of the mission was a lot of words, all kinds of tragic past, and then the protagonist's sympathy overflowed and he got over it recklessly. I hope that the number of words when introducing the mission was less, and the protagonist was more bloody and brutal during the fights!

Apart from the core ability of immortal evolution, the rest of Doomsday's abilities are the same as Superman's. The protagonist, Doomsday, can't fly, has no super vision, super hearing, or super breathing. He can't become stronger even if he's exposed to the sun. All other abilities can be said to be because he's not strong enough and haven't been developed yet. But becoming stronger in the sun is the instinct of Kryptonians, just like we can breathe since we were born. Doesn't the protagonist even know his own instinct?

The male protagonist's name is not good at all. Doug is actually dog, the English translation of dog. The author named his protagonists after dogs. I don't know if the author has thought about this.

What can I say about this book? It has the characteristics of Doomsday. I mean force, but as for intelligence, I don't see it at all. Examples: Change the world, kill all the Celestial Dragons, conquer the navy, the four emperors, the revolutionary army, teach others the art of slaying dragons. The first one is fine, but the last few are all problematic. You must first have power and strength. Once you have strength, power, the Revolutionary Army and the Navy are the first choices, and finally the pirates. I didn't expect that you would choose the pirates first. Then there is the ideological aspect, which the revolutionary army can guide rather than conquer by force. Here we only see the muscles in the brain, not the IQ.

This is not the Day of Destruction, this is the Day of Our Lady. In any battle, you have to go up and test it out, and you still have to reserve your strength to attack, just like the damn sun of destruction.