One Piece: The Talent System

I basically finished reading it in one go. I started following it yesterday. In the later stages, the protagonist only kills the generals instantly. In the later stage, there is basically no fighting at all, because everything he does is instant kills. In the end, when his power is gathered, it is factory-installed. The underground people have nothing to fight against. As soon as the protagonist appears, they all know that the protagonist is too strong. Can he kill the generals instantly? They just look at the protagonist. When fighting with Im, guess how you describe the fight from here to where and then from here to here, and then he was killed by others. To be honest, I didn't see anything particularly pornographic. Basically, there was nothing pornographic about it. It depends on the person. I feel that there are at least 100 chapters that can be written. There are many contents that I want to read, but he doesn't have them.

A group of people who are speechless, talk about how powerful and awesome they are, but the result is a holy mother, with a crooked mouth and details of the Dragon King, and all kinds of pretending to be slapped in the face, isn't it embarrassing?

I've read a lot of pirate fanfics, and this book was okay, except that the pace became faster and faster in the later stages, and it felt very rushed. Anyway, I finished reading this book in a few days, and I may have forgotten it in a few days. For those who like to read Pirates fandom but can't find a book, this book is barely enough.

What a weak batch of twisted fruits.

Great changes

Very pretty

Pressure, pressure, bounty, various pressures, and that broken system is a mess.

After reading it, it's okay, at least it's better than most pirates' writing, it's decisive and invincible. There were a few flaws in the later stages, a bit of a deception, haha, and the ending was a bit bland. . . .

Talent system? I feel that the protagonist's system limits the protagonist's early development. Without the system, the protagonist can become stronger faster. The upper limit of the protagonist's system is quite high but the lower limit is too low. The protagonist feels that he will be much faster if he does not rely on the system in the early stage. The fruit ability that he has developed is really great. If I hadn't read the original work, I would have really believed that there are so many restrictions on fruits. Fruit development is related to physical strength, not physical constitution. Of course, physical strength is also a type of physical constitution, and a bunch of private restrictions and settings have been added. Does the author want to see how others develop without cheats and systems? Or are you looking at the development of Luffy in the original work? The author also took great pains to suppress the combat power. To be honest, it's better not to have this system than not to have it.

The writing is still very good, and there are basically no poisonous points. It can also be seen that I feel that it is either al or that I am too hasty at the end. I guess it is because it is about to end. Anyway, I enjoyed it.