One Piece: Master of Thunder and Lightning

There is no invincible Devil Fruit. This is not a matter of brain power at all. If you want to say that I am invincible just because of my brain power, then if I write a novel in which the protagonist eats the Pee Pee Fruit and activates his ability to penetrate the universe, then that is an exaggeration. It is of no use to writing, except for Devil Fruit. In fact, physical domination is indispensable. Facing the strong, some fancy or large-scale AOE skills are of little use to the strong. Electric magnets, electric heating, and a derivative ability can be so powerful. What will happen to those who eat the magnetic fruit and the burning fruit? Magneto from One Piece? The sun god in One Piece? The thunder fruit is very powerful in the early stage, and it is invincible in front of the soldiers. It has a large area of ​​ae, fast movement, and a wide range of sight and color. However, when encountering a strong person, one thunder greeting cannot hit it. Put a few more to block the dodge space. Let's not say whether it can or not. I can hit it, and how much effect will it have if I hit it? Don't say I'm fast, and my extra speed is not teleportation. Kizaru is fast enough, and there are many strong people who can keep up with his speed. The God of Thunder is a big move, right? Can he withstand Kaido's Thunder Bagua? So don't think about those fancy skills. It's okay to deal with too many enemies or miscellaneous soldiers. Now it's time to consider the nature of thunder. It can stimulate the body and stimulate the body with violent thunder and lightning. It means that the control of thunder and lightning is like an arm wielder, using thunder and lightning to be violent and quick. , The characteristic of fatal paralysis to the human body, think about how Akainu hit Whitebeard, a powerful body, a powerful armed color condensed in his right hand, the ability to use the power of rock berries to store energy and explode, coupled with the ability to find the right time through knowledge and color, severely injure Whitebeard with a punch, this is the fruit, taijutsu, and domineering aspect Is the combined punch particularly pirate-like? Does it fit the name of a natural devil fruit? But if Akainu uses Meteor Volcano to hit Whitebeard, what's the use besides wasting energy and accidentally injuring his own people? Why are some fruit awakenings so powerful? Because they can The surrounding becomes an environment that is conducive to your own combat. It is surrounded by lines, magma, and ice. It can at least consume your physical strength. If you are at a lower level, let alone fighting, it will be difficult to save your life. Let's see if this is of any use to you. Let's pay attention to each other. I also wrote a book.

The protagonist is going to wash his neck. All natural fruits are like brothers to Luffy's Nika Fruit. During the battle between Luffy and Kaido, the Nika Fruit showed the ability to capture elements. Luffy jumped into the air and caught the lightning summoned by Kaido and threw it back to Kaido. I don't know if Luffy can capture other elements. Currently, Luffy's ability to capture lightning is definitely the best way to restrain the Thunder Fruit.

One Piece is so ridiculous that I don't want to read it, 😁,,, well, I don't blame the author, the original work is too brainless, One Piece is a joke now, even more ridiculous than Bo Ran 😁

Has no one discovered it? In the world of pirates, natural fruits can only be said to be shortcuts, while superhuman fruits are the real way. Time! Space! There are also some special abilities that only appear in the Superman series! The natural system is inherently grand, but it is basically a natural phenomenon that can be observed with the naked eye! And humans themselves limit the development of the natural system. After all, humans have limited physical strength and cannot use their abilities to create the most extreme natural disasters in nature! The fantasy beast type naturally determines the upper limit of development! Of course, the above opinions do not include domineering and swordsmanship systems, but refer to people who only develop their fruit abilities to the limit under the same conditions.

The thunder and lightning fruit has appeared in the first few books. It has developed lightning to stimulate the body, control electromagnetism, increase the voltage and breakdown space, cover the new world with information, color and domineering power, strike the whole world with lightning, and even more extreme, can directly travel across the world.

After reading the first 36 chapters, I found a question. The protagonist's teammates didn't explain clearly and appeared inexplicably. What are their fruit abilities? What are your specialties? At first I thought the author was hinting that he would explain it later, but after reading Chapter 36, I still don't know. It just feels weird

The writing is quite good, it should be in a realistic style. As a pirate, he should be cruel, which I like a little bit. The following is a small suggestion. The general crew members should be recruited to provide more support, write down their characteristics, abilities, and maximize their value as crew members, instead of letting the protagonist be their nanny. After all, this is a cruel and realistic world. Weakness is the original sin, and pity is unacceptable. Wishing the Great Fire

Also, there is no need to take the three major weapons too seriously in the novel. To put it bluntly, the three major weapons are equivalent to the giants. They are powerful against ordinary people and against lieutenant generals. Strong ones at the level of generals are useless, especially those who wake up naturally. The world of One Piece is a world in a high house. What weapons are useful against ordinary people and lower-level combat forces?

The author has mentioned more than once in the article that the protagonist does not want to show off, but wants to be humble and not attract attention. But the protagonist does exactly the opposite. In the new world, everyone famously destroyed an island with a population of one million, joined the Rocks Pirates and became the captain of the famous Grand Line, and went to attack the Judiciary Island in the first half of the Grand Line after a disagreement?

The protagonist is a pirate, but the protagonist's pirate group has very few scenes, and it feels like the entire storyline has very little main plot and is basically just some side plots. The transitions between each scene are very confusing and I don't know what I am doing. Each event is basically without a beginning or end. I can't understand what the protagonist is after reading 200 chapters.