Simulating a Multiverse, Starting with One Piece

To be honest, the protagonist always wants to act like a pig. If it weren't for the cheats, he wouldn't even be worthy of domineering. The domineering power in the pirate world has a lot to do with the will and mentality. If he always wants to be stubborn, if it weren't for the cheats, he would have become a fucking waste.

You only want to be stubborn because you have cheats. You should be more stubborn if you don't have cheats. You can become stronger with cheats, but you can live without cheats. It's weird that a loser can't become bigger and stronger after traveling through time. Except for those middle school teenagers who have no control over their lives every day, only those middle school teenagers can become wild and fly.

The protagonist always wants to act like a pig. This kind of character can only be driven by plug-ins. Without plug-ins, you can't even become domineering and strong.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​: A pirate who killed 20 million Baileys at the age of 15, 16 or 7 was independently recruited by General Zefa to enter the navy elite training. During the training period, swordsmen who can use their swordsmanship to spread their swords are assigned the rank of third-class private. I don't understand, and I'm shocked. The elimination rate of a non-commissioned officer school that teaches you the Sixth Form is so high, and you will be given a third-class soldier after graduation. As a swordsman, you should have a firm will in the way of swordsmanship, instead of thinking about hiding your clumsiness. You should have a self-centered temperament. Now that you have understood the way of swordsmanship, when you encounter a swordsman or opponent who meets your opponent, you should have a desire to win in your heart. No one will want to lose.        ，， As the old saying goes, if wealth does not return to its hometown, it is like walking in brocade at night. You have never enjoyed the treatment of a protagonist, but if you enjoy it, the first reaction of ordinary people will definitely not be rejection.

I just read Chapter 12. Let me tell you what I don't like. The results speak for themselves. Is this novel still profitable? Let me count the points that have lost the audience. The first is system punishments, such as mission failure and erasure. Any such punishment will naturally discourage some readers. As for the reasons (see for yourself in the chapter review) Second, joining the navy is not to say that there is a problem with joining the navy, but is it necessary for the protagonist to join the navy in this system? Simulation, do you need a navy to become stronger? Do you need a navy to get rich? The simulation has everything, and there is no actual reason to join the navy. Why join the navy and be checked and manipulated by others? If you don't have a systematic way to become stronger, it's no problem to join the navy. If your safety is not guaranteed, joining the navy is fine, but why does the protagonist join the navy when he has everything? Looking for trouble for nothing?

Because the plot arranged later is for the protagonist to work as an undercover pirate, so he must find an inconspicuous person in the navy, so in the early stage, the protagonist will act low-key in the navy (╯╰)

I don't know what you are asking for. Blackbeard is brave and has a plan. If you eat Whitebeard and eat the Shock Fruit, you can directly have the strength of a general. But the protagonist has no plan and no strength because he sees the future. Then what kind of swordsmanship do you play? Why don't you play devil fruits, taijutsu, and three-color Haki? The protagonist has a cheating mentality. Are you sure that he has the overlord color and can become a great swordsman by practicing swordsmanship? It is better to take another path and practice physical arts, and train one of the knowledge and weapons to the top and the other to the advanced level to have the strength of a general. If not, eat a stronger Devil Fruit or develop the natural type to awaken, and train the color of the weapon to Ryu Sakura to have the strength of a general, but if you play swordsmanship, are you sure you can reach the level of a great swordsman?

The author should change it. You kept thinking about it in the first few dozen chapters. Later, you will explain that it is because you don't have the heart to become a strong person. Most of you have already passed away.

It feels good to watch the later part, but if I hadn't finished eating in the early stages, I really wouldn't have watched it.

Is there a possibility that with the protagonist's mentality and thoughts, he cannot become a strong person. In the world of One Piece, every strong person has his own beliefs. Those who specialize in developing devil fruits and playing with technology are not counted. They are quite powerful swordsmen. To achieve a strong level of domineering, you need the support of strong beliefs. Blackbeard is weak in the early stage, but his strength is not weak. The reason is to take a gamble and bet that he can get the dark fruit on Whitebeard's ship. This is also a kind of belief. If he didn't succeed, he would be successful. As a result, he won the bet and became the Yonko. But as for the protagonist, what did he do? He was stubborn and pretended to be weak. If he was not the protagonist and had cheats, and had the strength of a swordsman, with his mentality, he would be a strength of 100 or 200 million in One Piece at most. The author said that pretending to be weak in the early stage was to prepare for undercover, and the protagonist did not simulate that he was going to be an undercover. He is even better than Card II, and he can predict the future a few years later.