One Piece: One Million Horsepower of Haki!

I solemnly swear: Starting today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark and the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding, day and night.

Have you ever practiced domineering? Just practice blindly here, taking it for granted, and be careful about being dragged into the ultimate humiliation by the pirates.

This author is the best I have seen writing magnetic field articles. However, it is very important to advance the plot of Pirates. It is recommended to spend a year and a half in the early stage. Otherwise, it will be like being stabbed in the back by the original work.

According to rumors, the author is the commander of Snow Kirby who defeated the rebirth pool.

Does anyone also like to watch the protagonist who kills coins? 😰😰

Nowadays, pirate fans don't seem to eat fruits anymore, why is this🧐

Why are there so many people calling people dicks down there? Does the misogynistic eunuch think too highly of himself? Do you think you have good taste?

I've only read Chapter 30, but to be honest, I feel it's much better than the original version of Naruto. I have read a lot of articles about Haihu, but I have never read it deeply. I have never seen Haihu, so I don't understand its epilepsy. As for the protagonists in the Haihu fanfic, although they are indeed insane, they always give me a feeling of inhumanity. It feels like I am not looking at a person, but more like some kind of monster in human skin. More right than justice, more evil than evil

Hai Huyun has a large audience, and many readers and even the author believe that those with strong magnetic fields are just crazy, but they fail to grasp the most essential part of those with strong magnetic fields - the belief that they do not compromise for others. Overly firm beliefs and execution make strong people appear crazy in the eyes of others, but their path is straight and clear. As of the latest progress of this book, I think the author has created it well. The protagonist has a clear goal and the logic of his actions is self-consistent. In terms of plot development, it may be a little too hasty. The frequent and intense emotional outbursts are indeed enjoyable, but they are followed by exhaustion. I believe that appropriate daily interactions and scene descriptions can allow readers to construct story scenes in their minds, bring about better emotional outbursts, and relieve fatigue. Furthermore, I think one of the highlights of fan works is the changes to the plot of the original work. The author's descriptions in this aspect are indeed sparse, and most of them are brief. Readers who are familiar with or are not interested in the original work may think it is an advantage. As for me, I still hope to be more detailed. Reproducing and changing the original work is also the interest of many fan readers. The protagonist who does not limit his own magnetic field will often drive the plot all the way, and forcibly restricting it will discourage the story. I hope the author will think more carefully and control this wild horse to prevent the story from getting out of control. All in all, I think this work has a promising future. The author is very experienced in showing and describing emotional outbursts, unlike a novice. This book is worth reading.

Moonlight Moria was three days and three nights after the battle with Kaido. I saw a mentally retarded person dancing naked with my knowledge. I laughed out loud, so I was defeated by Kaido in a sneak attack (Kaido became desensitized after watching Kaido for three years)