One Piece: The Genetic Prodigy

With a god-level skill and attribute panel and three Magatama Sharingan, he still can't defeat any general. What did the author think? Others are not good at any single ability, yet they brag about their arrogance every day, and threaten other people's families everywhere. There are so many people being held hostage all the time that even a kizaru can't beat him. The main character feels like a third-rate person. He's so ugly that he can't even dance?

I've read half of it, and it's pretty well written, except that the main character is a bit like a villain with pig's feet. But as he said, people don't like being unstable, especially in the world of pirates. I probably haven't arrived in Wano Country yet when I wrote it, so some things don't match up.

In a different world like Pirates, just kill whatever you want without making any excuses. For example, when we killed the Thousand-Year Dragon, we were obviously hunting it for the genes. But after seeing the Thousand-Year-Old Dragon pleading, he insisted on scolding the Thousand-Year-Old Dragon, as if he was killing it just for its own good. This is true.

It's quite good-looking, at least it's not a stallion, and the description of the characters is pretty good, but it's a pity that there's so little written about it.

It's really well written, and it plays the role of a golden finger.

I didn't know what I was doing in the early stage. I didn't look for genes to make myself stronger, and even let Robin on board the ship, which resulted in a bounty on my head. It was really stupid, wasn't it?

Many people's names were spelled incorrectly

Overall, it's good. You can watch it. It's finished.