The Scourge of Pirates

It's okay, it's really a bit bad in Yamato.

The writing is quite good, but I don't like it very much. I really don't like it when the protagonist is used like this without knowing it. From God's perspective, the protagonist is simply being treated like a monkey, but this protagonist always brings trouble to the people around him. It feels uncomfortable to look at the thief

The writing is good, many of them are original, unlike similar ones that are written along Luffy's lines. To hang a pig's foot is to draw a person's appearance, write the name and related information, the more the better, and you can get experience points after hunting. Everyone really wants to kill pig's feet🤣. I felt that the mad woman at the beginning was very profound, and the madness in the moment before her death was really unforgettable.

I have also read a lot of pirate-themed novels. This one feels quite novel to me, and the characters are well portrayed. However, the protagonist's strength improves too quickly in the middle and later stages, but it is also a very good pirate novel.

The protagonist's character of wanting to kill anyone he sees is really hard to accept. Anyway, I can't appreciate it

Can't appreciate it

In the early stage, it all depends on the halo of pig's feet. In the mid-term, the combat power is okay. After 600 cards, it starts to lose its strength. In the back, it is too holy. I can't stand it anymore. There are about 100 cards left. I saved Wano Country 3 times in a row. I don't understand.

What I wrote above is very good, but I just don't understand why I help that Yamato again and again. What a 2B (=_=)

I've finished reading it. Overall it's good and worth watching. Although there is a little bit of regret. For example, the science and technology of Caesar and Vince Mokgarji are still useful for human sea tactics. After all, the combat power of fruits per capita is invincible. For example, the final battle with Im was a bit unsatisfactory.

Nice