One Piece: Lord of Calamity

The first step is to eliminate Im and directly replicate the Celestial Dragons' practice of slaughtering a non-alliance nation every three years. This time, there's no need for secrecy; allied nations will vote on which country to eliminate and be forced to participate in the massacre. Furthermore, each killing contest will be broadcast live to the world, guaranteeing a surge in dark energy.

I've been waiting for half a month, hoping to read it all at once until it's finished, but after just a quick glance at the title of the new chapter today, I instantly lost all desire to continue reading. The protagonist's power is growing stronger, then suddenly an outrageous reason throws him into the future for decades, and then he makes a triumphant return.

Because they were afraid of affecting the later plot of Luffy's departure from the sea, they suppressed the combat power, which is a major flaw in an invincible protagonist story. See you in the next book!

I'm planning to abandon this book. I've been following it almost continuously since it started, subscribing to the entire series. The early parts of the book were very interesting, both in terms of character abilities and settings. Although the author was too afraid of censorship and didn't dare write any evil scenes with the protagonist at first, they dared to write a little more after being…

It's been a long time since I've seen such a pure birth, regardless of justice or beliefs, without any attempt to persuade others to agree with one's fallacies, just the purest birth. "A born evil brat"—that's the best description of the protagonist.

Does the protagonist need to recruit subordinates? King the Wildfire is about the same age as the protagonist, right? You could recruit him, and give King the Wildfire a powerful Devil Fruit; that would give him Admiral-level strength. For example, the Vampire Fruit, the Nue Fruit, the Rumble-Rumble Fruit, and other powerful Devil Fruits.

One Piece is getting worse and worse, and Roger was the clown among clowns...

I already guessed it when I wrote about the picnic trip with Tenzuki a couple of days ago, but I never expected they would actually dare to write it like this. They deliberately dragged the protagonist's story out of the story to Luffy's time, and then had him fight his way back to recruit a much stronger subordinate. If you really can't write well and want to stay true to the original work, don't put the protagonist on Rocks' ship. Now everyone is criticizing them to death.

The protagonist is so inhuman that it's not very entertaining.

So disappointing. I can predict the rest of the plot. Holy crap, it really is like this, I'm outta here. The protagonist can't win, time jumps, there's no original protagonist, does that mean the author will die? Just going back to square one, the protagonist gets another chance to show off and get slapped in the face, right?