Age of Pirates: From the Start, I Have a Rumble-Rumble Fruit

In the fight against Kozuki Oden, why give him so many opportunities to just kill him outright? All that rambling and pointless nonsense.

The more I read, the more outrageous it gets. An eight-year-old can fight Hawkeye, and someone whose body isn't fully developed can learn Armament Haki? I can only say that any author who read the original work wouldn't write something like this. In the original work, no child learns Armament Haki before the age of ten.

Although the power levels are a bit inconsistent and the plot is off, it's still quite enjoyable and can be called a "feel-good" story.

It's just so-so. She could fight Hawkeye at the age of eight, which is a bit inconsistent with her fighting power. Also, Robin ate the Flower Flower Fruit in Ohara, which is why she was called a monster. That's not right in the plot. I think this is suitable for readers who haven't read the original One Piece manga; they just want something new and exciting.

The few positive reviews were actually faked by the author himself, which is ridiculous. I dropped it after reading one chapter; what a terrible premise and a completely fabricated plot.

He was incredibly skilled at fighting Hawkeye at the age of eight, even more so than Wang Luffy.

Dude, Robin had the Flower-Flower Fruit on the island, yet the other kids ostracized her and called her a monster! You should at least watch some anime before writing a novel!

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