One Piece: I Can Draw Anything from Across the Dimensions

The author writes so well! I've read 17 chapters, and the protagonist has acquired a bunch of strange and wonderful things. Although he's still just an ordinary person—don't get me wrong, he's the kind of malnourished, underfed ordinary person you'd find in the world of One Piece—he has so many flashy and unique items!

The "meteor shower" tactic isn't really that strong in the One Piece world. Ishtar used it, and Law and Doflamingo were completely unharmed. Both of them are at the level of relatively strong vice admirals, and they easily withstood it...

Seeing that killing Buggy led to Shanks' appearance made me instantly lose interest. I wanted to read One Piece fanfiction, but it turned into a fantasy story.

This is ridiculous! The descriptions of the items or skills you get are incredibly long! Then, when you actually use that item, you just copy and paste that entire long paragraph again! Free chapters get criticized for this, and paid chapters are written like this?! This is just too blatant!

Everything else is fine, except for the relentless blowing of the Demon Slayer banner. A shabby breathing technique, a standard Nichirin Blade—that's a bit of an exaggeration.

Author, you've really suppressed the power level a bit too much. The cheat code is so powerful, yet the character is so weak. A few hundred billion is nothing!

I've read over 160 chapters, and everything else seems pretty good. But what can this protagonist actually do? All his skills require some kind of crystal to use; frankly, without that crystal, he's useless. He's just a weakling like the Calabash Brothers, struggling even to fight a dragon. Isn't he just a complete waste?

I just subscribed to 100 chapters, and then Bucky died in less than 20 chapters… I instantly lost all desire to read on. The descriptions of the prize draw items in each chapter are just filler. Forget it, this isn't for me…

About 50% of a chapter is explanation; you just need to execute it, why explain so much? I've written so much, but the actual progress is incredibly slow. I spend ages writing down my inner monologues too. Then sometimes the data panel pops up. In reality, less than 10% of a chapter is actually progressed.

The beginning was alright, but it got increasingly chaotic later on. There were all sorts of things and introductions, a ton of skills and items that were mostly useless, making it a headache to read. I skipped all the gacha pulls. The author could learn from Akame ga Kill!, Whose work focused on stacking damage and strengthening characters.