One Piece: Tyrant

In the first three chapters, the protagonist appears in two scenes. One is an unknown literary drama, and the other is an unknown martial arts drama. The rest is an unknown plot between Don Quixote's family and the navy.

This is the first time in so many years that I have seen the golden fruit producing gold. Are you screening readers?

There have been more than 50 chapters about the protagonist's abilities and purpose, but there is still no explanation. How can readers have so much patience nowadays?

After reading about 40 films, those who haven't seen Lord of Mysteries are basically confused about the protagonist's abilities, but those who have seen it are also confused. What is the situation of the protagonist Goldfinger? Where did the potion come from? Goldfinger gave it directly. You still need to match it yourself. But the world is different. The species are different, how to mix the potion? What is the sequence of the protagonist now? How did you get promoted? There is absolutely no description at all.

The Shichibukai is an ally of the navy and you wanted to be Ming Ge at the beginning of the Warring States Period?

It's too cool. I'm looking at doing business.

I've read more than a dozen chapters and I'm totally confused. I don't know anything about the protagonist's abilities.

In Chapter 80, there are too few scenes of the protagonist. Even Tezzolo appears more than the protagonist.

Something, but not much. The writing is quite confusing. Tezzolo's appearance rate is much higher than that of the protagonist. Is he the protagonist? Things were not explained clearly, and it started inexplicably...

I read Chapter 25 and would like to share my personal thoughts. A big problem is that the protagonist is too abstract and not concrete enough. I have never watched Lord of Mysteries, but I know some of the settings. There are more than ten paths, each sequence, each sequence has different abilities, upgrade conditions and upgrade methods. It's not clear which sequence the protagonist's ability is in, and it's not clear what abilities he has at the stage of the sequence. As for the upgrade conditions and upgrade methods, it's not even mentioned. Also, the protagonist's three-color domineering power is very strong, but it still has the problem of not being specific enough. Seeing and hearing is very powerful, but does it specifically mean "predicting the future" or "listening to the voice of all things"? Have no idea. The armed color is very strong and can resist such and such attacks of so and so, but is it specifically at the "implosion" stage or the "entanglement" stage? Have no idea. The Overlord's color is very domineering, comparable to Shanks, but I don't know whether it has reached the "dominance" stage or what stage it is. The normal upgrade is as simple and specific as from 0 to 1, 9 to 10, 99 to 100. And the protagonist's power level is x, yes, it's really so abstract, not concrete at all. There is only one level x, and there is no formula yet, so how do you upgrade it? Not to mention the upgrade conditions and upgrade methods. Then I talk about the protagonist's big goal, to rule the world. Specifically, the protagonist sends the newspaper-reading king to read the newspaper, accepts the construction of large-scale construction on his site, and then what? Nothing more, pure dominance. According to the way other works are written, the larger the territory, the more abilities, and the stronger the power, but the level of the protagonist in this game is x. x is an unknown quantity, and the road to power upgrading is useless. Also, the plot design issue did not touch my emotions at all. It gave me the feeling that the enemy appeared, the enemy came, the protagonist abused the food, and then disappeared. Once or twice is okay, but it's like this all the time and it makes me confused. This gives me the feeling that I don't feel anything at all. The foreshadowing is very poor. This standard means that the foreshadowing stage fails to arouse the reader's emotions. Because the road to power upgrading has been eliminated and the appeal of combat has been greatly reduced, we can only work on the plot. It just so happens that One Piece, not to mention the combat aspect, the emotional impact of the plot on readers is top-notch, at least in the early stages of the work. Take the Dragon Chapter of One Piece as an example. Before Luffy and the dragon fight, everything is foreshadowing. Look at the emotional arousal of these foreshadowings on the readers. I don't want to reach this level, but at least I can raise my expectations. In the end, the protagonist's level is an unknown number x, and the people under the protagonist's command are also x. In a combat-oriented work, if the protagonist's level is all x, it would be difficult to write a good power upgrade. If the power upgrade is not written well, the battle will easily become a mess.

I feel that in order to establish order, it is more appropriate to establish the second family. The tyrant path does not have any requirements for establishing power, and there is still a little bit of sea king.

Don't introduce anything? I don't even know the sequence.

Are there any other novels in which the protagonist Goldfinger has a mysterious path?

Jiangjiang is here, cheers for the author, a cup of milk tea, warm popcorn, crispy snow cake, small raisins, a small bench in the front row, and start reading!

The contract is about to be signed. You can invest with confidence. The opportunity to collect wool will never be found in this village.

I just read Chapter 12, what is the current sequence of the protagonist?

I think the writing is quite good. Don't be a eunuch. I can give you all my monthly tickets. But if you haven't read Mysterious, you might be confused after reading it before.

Write chapter names, otherwise fewer people will read the book

Have you watched One Piece? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

Have you ever been a pirate? Just write it randomly, take it for granted

It is recommended not to build a country and become emperor in the end, otherwise what is the difference between you and those Tianlong people? It's better to build a government