One Piece: I Can Summon Stands
海贼：我能召唤替身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 878k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Stories spanning myriad worlds: familiar settings, different tales. No goody-two-shoes or brainless characters. Feel-good stories, with a smart protagonist who steamrolls every obstacle. Gray - White - Green - Blue - Purple - Gold - Diamond Please 🙏 leave a comment if you know any good books. I've been stuck in a reading slump for ages.
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The protagonist letting pirates massacre a village just because he was in a bad mood? I'm disgusted. What kind of idiotic villainous behavior is this? Pure 🤡
There aren't many comments, so I'll just give a general overview.
This is just a starting point, and it also roughly explains the direction of this book. First, the cheat system in this book is the Stand extraction system from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Considering the overall strength of the One Piece world, the base attributes of the extracted Stands will be enhanced, roughly at the level of the old OVA.
I hope there won't be any plot points involving giving someone a body double, which is extremely toxic.
It's pretty frustrating. He joined the Navy to get stronger through training camps, but all he did was work and advance in rank, constantly improving his strength. What's the point of training camp then? Plus, he keeps getting screwed over by his colleagues while in the Navy, bottling up his anger, and then comforting himself that's how the weak are.
Here's a brief evaluation: This is just my personal opinion. I was drawn in by the Stand + One Piece elements (mainly the Stand). Advantages: Well, it's quite smooth, and there might be others. What I found less than ideal: The protagonist always reveals his abilities (Stand abilities) when fighting enemies; also, the author seemed to be leaning towards a fantasy-style power-up trope (Stand…
He's outta here. It's okay for the villain to kill the protagonist, but massacring civilians is morally wrong.
It's so awkward. Did the author overdo their research and watch too much JoJo's Bizarre Adventure before getting too caught up in the characters? This kind of scene only appears in mindless shonen anime, like the author explaining their own abilities without thinking, or spouting nonsensical lines about magnanimity, resolve, and the inability to rise again.
Why do so many people say that giving away Stands is toxic? Honestly, I don't quite understand. Is it really toxic for White Snake to use her abilities to develop her own power and give away Stands she doesn't need? What's the toxicity?
These latest chapters have completely made me realize that the protagonist is Doflamingo's father. He creates difficulties where none exist, forces himself to overcome them, and endures hardship without a care in the world. He's completely nonsensical. He promised not to give powerful Stands to others, and then he gave Star Platinum to his greatest rival, Luffy.
👴I think it's understandable to name the protagonist Dio and Diavolo as a tribute to the original work. Just because they're villains doesn't mean the protagonist has to act like one. The opening scene is morally reprehensible. Using a Stand to save himself is understandable, but then there's this line about the protagonist awakening his bloodlust during the massacre of civilians, spoken with…