One Piece: The Strongest Dog God

He didn't choose any runes that would make him invincible, and came up with a bunch of ridiculous reasons. Does he think he's the only one who's sober while everyone else is drunk? Even an idiot knows that short-ranged warriors can't stand up and have no damage output. He starts the game knowing nothing, yet he buys a greatsword and begs Kaido to hit him with it—what kind of move is that?

In real life, you wouldn't choose Grasp of the Undying? Even if you don't choose Stormrage, if you don't choose Undying, you'll get instantly killed early game and remain squishy late game. What's the point of being a perpetually squishy character if you abandon it?

I couldn't continue reading after the third chapter. It was so awkward, like a roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) that not only had meat in it but also shit. The protagonist robbed a news bird and then bought a greatsword—it's ridiculous! He's just drifting aimlessly on the sea; instead of getting some survival gear, why buy a greatsword? And when he encounters Kaido, he immediately provokes him by asking to ride him—Kaido is a notorious and ruthless pirate! He's clearly afraid of dying too late.

This is so poorly written, I won't allow you to ride on the coattails of our Desert Reaper. Pick a different hero!

The first chapter is already toxic. Even if you've never played Nasus, you should at least know what runes do, right? Why didn't you select Storm?

It's just so-so. It has the skin of a dog but not the substance. It doesn't stack Q, doesn't build tank items, and has a bunch of ADC masteries but ADC items.

This author is purely messing with people's mentality; they can't even grasp the core appeal, only writing according to their own ideas without considering the audience's enjoyment. They won't last long. They'd rather just grab the spotlight and make a quick buck. Writing like this yields neither success nor reputation, and it'll probably be shut down again soon.

After reading through a bunch of comments, it's actually a very simple matter. The author wanted to ride the coattails of Nasus's popularity (which is practically nonexistent now), but he's never played Nasus, and he doesn't even play LoL that much. Don't tell me that attack speed and critical strike are the most powerful. If they were that powerful, the comics would be full of attack speed and critical strike builds. Why would we need Spirit Bombs, Thunder Bagua, or Serious Punch?

I haven't read many chapters, but it feels a bit different from what I imagined. While building pure damage and crit items on Nasus certainly increases his damage, doesn't that conflict with his infinitely scaling Soul Drain Strike? What if he doesn't build tank items and gets kited by ranged attackers like Kizaru and Akainu? He's so squishy, ​​he'll die in a couple of hits!

I never imagined a novel could be so boring. I seriously suspect the author only watched videos about dog heads and never actually played the game before writing the novel.