Pirate: My Sword Is a Shining Scabbard

I think the single scabbard is very similar to the Chi You sword. I couldn't imagine holding a single scabbard in my hand as a weapon, so I used this instead. (◔◡◔)

The second wave of the Human Sword Picture!

How could the protagonist not have the physique to practice? Didn't you see that Xiaozhi is holding little Nebula in his hand? He weighs a ton, and he looks like he is playing with it. With this physical fitness, and it's just a sprinkle of water, just like this, the people in the Pokémon world have such outrageous physical fitness, how can they not have the qualifications to practice?

Creativity is a good idea, but everyone in the book has diode thinking, like a robot

The feeling of deliberate forcible weakening is too obvious. Can only absorb life in human form? Why? And how can there be so many strong humanoids to kill in the later stage. It would be better to say that there is an animal impulse in the beast-shaped vitality, and the protagonist cannot stand it in the early stage. But even so, the pig's feet couldn't stand it, and there was a ghost elf with a single scabbard. . . . There should be no limit, right? Then feed the Neptune-like vitality soul to the elves.

Judging from the performance in the elf world, this single scabbard is a bit too weak. Isn't it easy to cut through iron? There are so many buffs for the ghost and steel types, buffs for the opposite side, and so many attack skills. Moreover, I remember that the skill tree of the single scabbard is not only steel and ghost. Moreover, the elf itself has energy. It is completely possible to fight with the protagonist in two lines with the single scabbard, one for melee combat and the other for surrounding attacks. Again, this single scabbard is too weak, or does the author ignore it?

Has the protagonist been assimilated by pirates? Why is he a little brainless?

The setting is pretty good, but both the protagonist and the supporting characters are very NPC-like and very dull.

Post a wave of pictures of human swords from the Single Scabbard series! !

Personally, I think people in the elf world should all have good talents. Not to mention Xiaozhi, who is known for fighting legendary beasts in hand-to-hand combat, others are not bad either (fishing for Kyogre's water lily🐶🐶🐶)

People in the elf world should have very good physiques. How many rounds of 100,000 volts Xiaozhi received could be 100,000 volts in reality. . .

Scabbard: "I am Aatrox, the Ender of Worlds!"

Hahaha, my introduction today

Shouldn't the protagonist choose to absorb the Neptune type? With such a large volume, it's not bad when concentrated.

It's a pity, the writing is good, but I personally don't like pirates who prefer lawful neutrality or chaotic neutrality, and it doesn't matter if they kill the navy or something. Since the protagonist has the ability to prove that he doesn't kill innocent people indiscriminately, why not throw that locust fruit ability to the navy and slap their faces? As a traveler from the Yanhuang Kingdom, why do you use this kind of neon retardation to describe the protagonist?

King Xiba can fight against the king-level elf, but you actually said that people in the elf world have no talent for cultivation, and the elf world is much more advanced than the pirate world.

The setting is pretty good, but in the first battle scene you fight a passerby and you're done for five or six chapters. As you fight, you add new passers-by and it's endless... You're on the street.

He can't become a swordsman in three years. Rufu can beat Kaido in three years and he cheats because he is a fantasy beast. He wants to be a protagonist and go away. If you like to watch the flow of garbage, you can watch it.

Very thoughtful, I like it. I've read a similar book before. However, the protagonist takes Eevee through time traveling to One Piece.