One Piece: With a System, I’m All About Enjoying Life

Don't associate it with the revolutionary army. That "Sweat King" scene cracked me up; he's a complete clown. And don't get involved in any revolution. It's really annoying how people have to make a novel sound so sophisticated. I just want to relax, and when you make it so grand and esoteric, it's just ridiculous.

If someone like the Hokage personally handles even trivial matters like finding a dog or walking a pet, they must have an endless stream of administrative duties. But in One Piece, as long as one possesses absolute power, they can completely delegate tasks like Im, Kaido, and Big Mom, focusing only on the overall direction.

Are the author playing dirty tricks in the latest two chapters? His dream of becoming the Great Sage was shattered by Tiger Vanguard's three punches 😏

Single female lead? No female lead? Or harem? If the author doesn't reply or says they haven't decided yet, then I'll assume they're just playing the field.

I promise it will be a lighthearted and simple story, without any heavy-handed plot twists. Ron is a good kid; he loves life, has a happy family, enjoys traveling and making friends, and has hopes and expectations for the future. I hope his story can bring some joy to all readers—that would be the best outcome.

Well, the main character's personality isn't distinct; frankly, he lacks any unique traits. The art style of One Piece is good or bad, though. But one must never be mediocre; one must not lack conviction, or rather, desire, and this desire is manifested in the way the protagonist acts. I didn't see that at all; all I can say is that it's white, as white as plain water.

Both thunder and lightning travel at the speed of light, but lightning can travel in curved paths, while light can only travel in straight lines or be refracted. Thunder is definitely faster. You only said that Huang Yuan is faster than Enel, but thunder is definitely faster than light.

Those who can eat the Tianwu fruit are deities from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, with eight heads and eight tails, tiger bodies, capable of swallowing clouds and spitting mist, water gods, capable of changing the world, human bodies wielding bows and arrows. That's pretty good.

In One Piece, Alabasta likely possesses the technology to completely strip away Devil Fruits. The guardians of Alabasta have consistently been Devil Fruit users—one a bird, the other a jackal—for centuries without interruption, ensuring their continued presence in Alabasta. They must have some special methods at their disposal.

I don't even want to watch it because of the main character's name. One Piece isn't America; in One Piece, the surname comes first, then the given name. This…