One Piece: I Can Inherit My Subordinates' Legacies

The protagonist is so badly overpowered that he doesn't even know how to play the game. This kind of cheat doesn't consider the growth potential of his subordinates at all. He can just secretly collude with the pirate hunters on Whiskey Hill, constantly feeding them, or directly collude with Barrot Works to have Big Scum lead a fleet to attack Alabasta while "Hero" Crocodile farms reputation.

Paramecia-type Devil Fruit ✘ Zoan-type Mythical Zoan Fruit, Human-Human Fruit, Yhwach ✔

Go and acknowledge the white-bearded man as your godfather, and then pay homage to the Five Elders.

If something is going well, and then suddenly a rainbow mist or Brook from the future comes to the rescue, then your book is basically destined for the trash.

Why are there so many books on Qidian these days that just go around in circles with endless, repetitive drivel? That one, *The American Priest*, is like that, and this one is too. It's ridiculous!

Doflamingo inexplicably tricked the protagonist for no reason whatsoever, just because the protagonist had hundreds of millions of Berries right after leaving the seas. Is he crazy? Doflamingo is a businessman; he doesn't do things like that.

I specifically booked a chapter to say this: the plot in chapter 64 where the protagonist travels back in time to save the main character was a real blunder... Also, regarding the concept of "domineering aura," the original setting was rather idealistic. Once you reach a certain level, you need to fight to continue getting stronger.

Why can't one inherit their subordinate's wife, mistress, or daughter?

There's a minor plot hole. The author overlooked the fact that strength is a holistic concept, not an isolated entity. It's one thing when you don't have Haki, but after inheriting it, even if you already possess Haki, the protagonist's powerful physique would inevitably force an increase in Haki.

This author is so damn bad, padding the word count in fanfiction is disgusting.