A Man in One Piece, Expanding His Territory

The protagonist who can't even defeat Katakuri still wants to kill Big Mom, this is the protagonist's IQ. . . . .

The comic aunt has left the show, speechless and inexplicably defeated.

Which time period is this? Karina in Voyager the Movie feels no worse than Nami.

Spell teachings? The more people who know about it, the stronger the spell will be, so every time a fight starts, the spell master will introduce his abilities.

It's no wonder that you are so popular. Wealth, status, and power are the easiest ways to become famous. The character of the protagonist is not good at first glance.

And since Yamato is the heroine, I really find this name annoying.

Kaido Jiao Da and martial arts? Isn't there taijutsu in One Piece? It looks so embarrassing

To be honest, I feel that spells are not suitable for combining multiple genres for the protagonist. It mainly can expand the domain and be invincible in the basic space, unless someone opens a domain and destroys your domain. Therefore, it is basically useless to open so many fields. It would be better to continuously develop a kind of spell ability to open fields, or to merge with pirates.

Goldfinger is a game where reputation can enhance the field of spells. To be honest, it's pretty awesome, but the main character has no brains. He starts out in Wano Country to reach a level of strength that cannot be improved, and then goes out to sea to fight Bigmon. Even if he fights against a general, he almost overturns. He just defeated the general. Just say that you want to be invincible. Who gives you the courage to fight the four emperors? You won't be able to do it slowly. The protagonist in the author's works is very reckless and has plans, but he is super arrogant. If he were not the protagonist, no matter how many bugs Goldfinger made, the protagonist would not know how many times he would die.

I've watched a lot, and I feel like my hobby is generating electricity.