Conquering the World of The Outcast with the Float-Float Fruit

The idea is good: being born in Jiajia Village with the Floating-Floating Fruit and Haki fits the worldview of "Under One Person" and doesn't feel out of place with the protagonist's overpowered abilities. However, the author's writing is quite poor.

It's worth noting that the main character hasn't really developed the Float-Float Fruit much; he mainly relies on swordsmanship and Haki, making the fruit practically relegated to the background.

Honestly, isn't the Float-Float Fruit supposed to make you invincible with just your stamina? What's the point of playing with swords? I'll just drop an entire island on you! What's the point of playing with swords?

The meteorite was too poisonous; this is the Float-Float Fruit, not the Gravity Fruit.

The Float-Float Fruit allows the manipulation of all non-living things, and it should also be able to manipulate air and oxygen.

Well, the author isn't actually that bad. I've already read over 190 chapters. The beginning was indeed a bit toxic, but I feel the author was intentionally being sarcastic. It's just that the protagonist gets messed with a bit at the beginning, but after being beaten up, he starts to understand the difference in intelligence between himself and others.

As for the Float-Float Fruit, forget about awakening it; even if it could only float up to a small island the size of a town, it would be useless against it in battle, even if an old master came...

The author has been fretting about their writing style, but in my opinion, it's not a problem with the writing style at all.

(ᄑ_ᄑ) Actually, it's not a big problem, it's just that there are too few exciting moments, so it's not very interesting to watch, it's tasteless but not worth throwing away.

The flowers have all withered by now.