Simultaneous Transmigration: Transcending All Worlds Through My Own Efforts

In the world of One Person, the all-knowing strategist knows that the protagonist's father was killed by the Wang family, but he ignores it. Then, when the protagonist kills a member of the Wang family, the strategist immediately comes and starts monitoring him from all angles. The Wang family are citizens, but the protagonist isn't. So why is the protagonist still fawning over the all-knowing strategist? If you don't consider me a citizen, then I really am not your citizen either.

Anyone who sees someone being enslaved, comes in and leaves immediately. (Click to see)

The Hokage has already mastered the Flying Thunder God Technique, so why bother with close combat? With the Flying Thunder God Technique combined with your Bomb-Bomb Fruit ability, the real trick is to throw kunai from 800 miles away, then instantly create a super-powerful Rasengan, teleporting directly to the enemy camp. Deidara would become your loyal follower! Art is Patrick Star!

That's too simplistic. If you could just build a harem anywhere in the One Piece world, wouldn't the protagonist have a hundred or even a thousand women? Everything needs to be compared. The original work and the novel are different; adaptations aren't just made up.

This book can only be called a diary of groveling before the heavens.

To counter the comment below: Even if it's monogamy, if you become powerful enough, what's wrong with taking a few 🌟 slaves like the Celestial Dragons? I'm just asking you, is that even possible?

I laugh every time I read Under One Person. It's not that the country is bad, but it's just that seeing Xu Si commanding supersonic fighter jets to intercept the protagonist is hilarious. This author is probably underage, or maybe he watches too many American movies?

If you're writing a One Piece arc, don't make the characters too intelligent. They're all muscle, not brains. Looking at the entire One Piece series, aside from the scientist, there aren't many characters with exceptionally high intelligence. They're all basically idiots, like the author himself suffering from dementia.

I thought there would be a scene where someone beats up Zhang Zhiwei, one of those clichéd scenes.

He's already a Navy Admiral, isn't that level of strength second only to one person? What's the point of him still acting like a coward?