Infinite Worlds: I Have Too Many Skills

What's the point of the One Piece arc? It's basically just adding a background character to the original story.

Who taught you to divide a sentence into paragraphs?

This looks like an outline; there's practically no detail, and it inexplicably takes you to the Pokémon world.

I'll come back and watch it after the Pokémon series is over.

I can't take it anymore! There are already so many octopuses, and still more? It's like a babysitter following a script, speechless.

It's rather immature, but there aren't many major flaws; it's just that it might be difficult to reach a million words.

I'm dying of laughter at the Pokémon attribute chart. You should check the data before you start talking.

Will Bulbasaur with grass-based poison be poisoned?

I haven't watched Pokémon, I hope it ends soon.

I've read the author's previous book; while it withstood the poison, it couldn't withstand the water. It seems the author isn't good at writing battles or grand, epic scenes. The protagonist's cheat abilities develop too quickly, leaving no need or environment for him to increase his strength. Without any unexpected plot twists later on, the story feels weak, padded, and uninteresting.