
One Piece: I Assemble the Strongest Pirate Crew
海贼:我组建了最强海贼团
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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One Piece: The Long Stairway to Godhood
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The subordinates are all from a very weak world. Even characters like Kyojuro Rengoku couldn't get past Krieg, whose weapons weigh a ton each, plus his armor, machine guns, poison gas, and steel cloak—the weight is unimaginable, yet he can still fight Luffy with agility. Arlong can catch cannonballs in his mouth, and Buggy can wipe out half a town with a single shot.
Why create a pirate crew? Even the best-behaved pirate crew is still a crew of thieves—a prime example of disorganization and lack of discipline. Unless you don't care about your descendants, but you're a transmigrator, especially a transmigrator from China. Who wouldn't want to leave a legacy for their descendants? If you lack the ability, you'll have no choice. But if you have the ability, you'll definitely do it—good people, bad people, and middlemen will all do it.
There's a misconception here. The fighting strength of pirates isn't about who has the highest attack power, but about who can withstand the most damage. If you don't believe me, look at all the battles; in the end, it's all about who can endure the most. If you can't kill me, I have nine ways to kill you. 🤓 Don't believe me?
The only options for the current Pirate King are to establish his own country, become one of the Four Emperors or a warlord, or join the Revolutionary Army. Even the Navy dogs wouldn't do that.
In my opinion, many parts are not written rigorously enough. How exactly does the protagonist use his cheat ability? (How are the summoned characters summoned? What are the prerequisites for summoning them?) Why don't the Chairman and Hashirama have Conqueror's Haki? Nami also has navigation skills, so what's the point of writing about that Nukasine?
The protagonist seems like a juggler, possessing a jumbled mess of abilities, proficient in nothing, and utterly impure.
Could you please provide a text and image introduction for the summoner class?
Summon some strong characters, don't just rely on Netero alone. Send more people, you want them to die in the original storyline? How about Ulquiorra from Bleach? Gin Ichimaru would be fine too, and there's also Kotaya who does American-style iaido?
I've seen many people asking who Xiaohua is.
How could Kyojuro Rengoku and the Chairman's personalities lead them to become pirates?! I skipped through parts of the series, can someone explain this to me? It's as absurd as Superman becoming Homelander.