Pirates: Start by Coercing and Luring Nami

It is true that no one writes about Pirates anymore. If you search for Pirates, you can directly find the new book that was just released🤣🤣🤣

What this author writes is quite pretentious.

The slippery fruit is immune to physical attacks, can control zero friction, and can also allow people to obtain the most perfect body transformation of their own bones. What if Nami eats it?

Vomited blood after being punched? The boss is so powerful? Or is it because Nika has a special attack on demons?

Generally speaking, the free part is above the passing mark, like 7.5. The main reason is that the author likes to let the protagonist explain the rationality of the plot in the text, which makes the protagonist feel like he is a good teacher. Especially when the protagonist likes to use colloquialisms when explaining, it will be more dramatic overall. There are comments in the comments about quitting the group in advance. In fact, it's because the protagonist's overall style is quite old-school and belongs to the white-bearded category, which leads to a lot of trivial matters. It just depends on personal preferences. After all, it's really fun to have no bottom line.

Brother, please swear an oath, this book is like a eunuch to me.

Sisters

It feels like an average navigator can drive the ship everywhere, but other ships can still sail around the world without top-notch navigators, except for the golden lion who is obsessed with being killed by the weather. If the weather is bad, he will take advantage of me!

It feels like there is no particularly obvious bottleneck in improving one's strength among pirates. It seems that as long as you exercise, you can become infinitely stronger. I feel that the purpose of the protagonist's skill should be to increase the level of swordsmanship and awaken domineering. Then there is a particularly important question. There seems to be an upper limit for fruit development. After awakening, it seems to be gone. Can the protagonist break the upper limit and develop infinitely?

Are there so many beasts on the island?

The protagonist's "never forget" characteristic is very suitable for using the brain as a computer. The protagonist can find scientists and ask them to deduce the structure of the computer based on the brain structure, and then design the programming language. The protagonist will then memorize the underlying language of the computer (including the computer's operating logic), and then use [God's reward] to exercise the brain and let the brain run like a computer. As long as the proficiency increases, the protagonist will have the opportunity to develop super powers like Academy City. This is based on computing power and the personal reality in the brain. And the brain is originally a biological quantum computer. Academy City's superpowers are macroscopic physical interference that is manifested by artificially distorting brain cognition, using quantum observation effects to manipulate microscopic probabilities, and amplifying chaos.

All members of the protagonist group are landlubbers with fruit abilities. Does the protagonist still need to eat them? It's also very exciting to have a group of people with powerful abilities led by a person without abilities.

By the way, I'm going to give Tomato's Pirates fanfic a boost in popularity, otherwise I won't be able to read it until I die. The title of the book is One Piece: I'm the Sage of Six Paths. Is it reasonable?

There is no need to recruit Badgers. After reading Chapter 107, the people on the protagonist's ship are all good people. However, if Badgers is recruited, the atmosphere on the ship will be very strange. Are you sure that Badgers, an opportunist who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals, can get along with the other crew members on the ship? And Fan Oka, why recruit a man who can kill his companions on board the ship? Originally, the atmosphere in the ship was very good. Recruiting these two people is no less than a troublemaker. You might as well ask Zangao to upload it. If you want someone with good talent and strength, there are many in the original plot. Can someone who can be on the same ship with Blackbeard be able to play with Nami and the others? Several people on a ship may be divided into factions. I don't know what the protagonist's criteria for recruiting crew members are. It's weird.

By the way, will the protagonist eat the Dark Fruit? I took a look at it recently and found that the Dark Fruit is indeed very powerful. Absorb damage and absorb the opponent's long-range energy attacks. Forced melee combat, if you are a person with abilities. The Dark Fruit is another opponent of Tianke... With a touch of your hand, the opponent's ability disappears. If it's a rubber fruit, or another type of devil fruit that changes itself. Then you have to adapt again, and then get punched and vomit blood... In addition, the Dark Fruit can also forcefully press the wound (the dark stitches the cracked wound, which will affect the damage during the battle.) The Devil Fruit cannot be controlled to escape, and the Devil Fruit can be reborn directly into the fruit in hand on the spot. (Whenever you encounter someone with abilities in the future, you don't need to think about subduing them. Kill them directly, and then give the fruits to your subordinates to eat. A necessary means to quickly develop powerful people...) But, take a look at the latest version. Blackbeard seems to be the biggest victim. The Dark Fruit adds a debuff that doubles pain and cannot be elementalized in the early stage. In the later period, everyone was a phantom beast species, with a lot of domineering energy, and various gods... However, this does not affect the fact that the Dark Fruit is indeed very powerful. Come to think of it, we don't know. Why do so many people write novels about Thunder Fruit? Basically, I have never seen anyone write about the Dark Fruit... The pirate next door, he wrote a protagonist who eats the Momo Fruit. As a result, there was no reaction at all. It was the same as not eating. It's so confusing... Speaking of it, the dark fruit in the early stage. The special effects are really good, when Blackbeard vs. Ace. Grab the opponent, then break the opponent's neck... This is really strong, we really like the Dark Fruit.

Update quickly😡

If you want to create your own fruit, I feel that the form of the Phantom Beast Storm Giant is more suitable for Nami.

Isn't this another case of dragging people around? ? 🙂

Murlocs are 10 times larger than humans, and giants are hundreds of times larger than humans. Is this the setting? The comparison here is with ordinary people. How should the attributes of the strong be calculated?

Warm

Why can't the protagonist eat natural fruits?

666, What the hell is proficiency? After upgrading, it becomes a warm current. Who knows how much combat power there is? Isn't there a realm in pirate swordsmanship? Who can understand this?

If you take the ordinary farming upgrade route, you should do more, otherwise you will always have this kind of half-dead result.

Come on💪

Will the author accept Baccarat? Looking forward to it 😊

It feels pretty good and seems to be quite smooth. If it's a bit toxic, I have two personal feelings. One is that the pace is too slow and the time spent in the East China Sea is too long. The other is that the card fruits are too buggy and invincible. Every time I see the card fruits, they are very funny and hard to stress.

The writing is quite good, and I am a veteran Pirates author that I like very much. It's just a bit flawed. Please write less about the girls fighting among themselves. You can't suck blood, and a small half of some chapters are internal fighting plots. If you want to watch this kind of plot, Qidian cannot write it. There are professional

The corners of the eyes twitched, the corners of the eyes twitched.