Martial Arts Begins with the Buddha Fruit

What I hate most is this kind of writing where the protagonist is given too much of a cheat code and then various reasons are used to suppress them.

The Buddha Fruit in this book is like a cheap imitation compared to the original; aside from the same name, they're completely different. The reason Devil Fruits are so valuable is because they can grant their users instant power, with Mythical Zoan-type fruits far surpassing ordinary Devil Fruits.

Honestly, it's really strange that such a trash Devil Fruit is so rare. In One Piece, people who eat Devil Fruits experience an immediate increase in fighting power of tens to thousands of times, and with a little more development, they can reach the mid-to-high ranks, even sinking islands and shattering continental shelves.

After reading 35 chapters, to be honest, there wasn't much that attracted me. The novel is called "The Great Buddha's Fruit," but the opening is less impressive than Cheng Shifei's invincible Vajra Divine Skill in "The World's Number One." It feels like an automatically acquired divine skill manual; the mention of Devil Fruits is superfluous.

This book is truly powerful. Everyone who appears so far has their own goals. The guild leader is willing to sacrifice face for the guild's development, and knowing his mistakes, he consults his elders for advice. Murder is the lowest form of punishment here; the guild must resolve issues according to its own methods. Face is the least valuable thing.

The "Great Buddha Fruit" in the title isn't exactly a bait-and-switch tactic; it's simply a combination of innate talent and explosive power. Where is the potential for further development within the Devil Fruit realm?

It's very well written, with a first-rate story, excellent character portrayal, and various clear and concise sentences scattered throughout. It's not just a simple, light read; it has a certain depth but is not difficult to read. I really enjoyed it! I also hope that friends who came here because of the Buddha Fruit can be more patient and tolerant, and read the story first. The setting should be filled in gradually.

Zoan-type Devil Fruits are meant to increase physical abilities, not increase the burden on the body. Let alone the fact that a Mythical Zoan fruit instantly transforms into a superhuman monster, making it impossible to defeat even a wolf? That's a joke. If you don't understand, don't write. If you do write, don't arbitrarily change it. Focus on writing your original content. If you're just trying to piggyback on others' work, you deserve to be criticized.

If you want freedom, then don't suppress the power of the Devil Fruit! Does the author want the protagonist to be free and not join a sect? Is capital the Devil Fruit that's being suppressed? It would be better not to write about the Devil Fruit at all.

This isn't a Devil Fruit; it's more like some kind of invincible shield or Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill. It's truly outrageous. A complete rip-off! A complete rip-off! A complete rip-off! I'll say it three times: This is important.