One Piece: The Peerless Sword Princess

Before being digitized, he was already weak; after digitization, he became slightly stronger, but not by much, and the increase in base stats upon leveling up was minimal. Are you going to write it like One Piece, giving the main characters a temporary power-up later on? Otherwise, if things continue like this, even reaching level 25 will still leave him weak.

Data-driven approaches are really meaningless. If you think Fiora in the background is weak, you can add a skin universe.

I patiently read over 20 chapters, and it's clearly a case of severe "intellectualism." A bunch of characters with tragic backstories and constantly bullied are all huddled around the protagonist, waiting to be rescued. I don't know if this author is genuinely an intellectual or trying to emulate the action-packed One Piece, but the content has absolutely nothing to do with action; it's just pure angst.

You're dragging your feet on defeating a small monster, and in the end, no one gets saved. What are you writing?

The old problem, the main character will be: single? Looking for a girlfriend? Looking for a boyfriend?

The same problem as the previous book: if you're going for a numerical, fast-paced, action-packed story, why add so much romance?

Are Anya and Yor really gone just like that?

It's already over a hundred chapters and it's still not available for purchase? I'm getting scared the author might stop updating in a few days and then cut it off.

The skill cooldown restriction is too large. Those sword masters won't have cooldowns when they fight you in the future.

The author Anya is fictional, but you, my friend, are the real Anya. You wouldn't want to lose your family either, would you? 🙂🙂🙂