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The first 50 or so chapters are very good and enjoyable, but after that, the author makes some seriously bizarre choices for the direction of some of his characters. I find it really ruins a lot of inter-character interactions and makes the overall storyline rather unenjoyable and muddled. Also, I find the author has a hard time really honing in on important character traits and their subsequent actions
using the members on the crew at the time, you could easily inference that this took place before Thriller Bark
No, that's not applicable at all. He fought an army of 10 000 and died doing that. Even taking what you said as true, it still doesn't fit the requirements outlined by the author. The third Raikage never chose to become an ordinary person.
This is an absolutely wild thing for the guy who literally values life on whether people are good or bad to say
The requirements for acquiring conquers haki are not ambition and charisma that's ridiculous. If it was, there would be many more conquer haki users. Will is the central source of haki in One Piece. You can't have haki without will, and you can't have conquers haki without the will for it. Doflamingo definitely had a goal and definitely thought he would succeed no matter what. Also, that "next step" you talk about w Luffy and Kaido is conquers infusion. I also think that if that's all it takes to reach that "next step," the author really failed to keep power progression reasonable. Don't get me wrong, I don't think it's particularly awful, and i will continue reading at least for a while it just feels very phoned in and artificial to me.
That would have been cool if he didn't already have conquers haki. It's pretty silly to have him realize what's needed to achieve conquers haki and be a king while already being able to use it. It would have been way cooler if, with that realization, he was then able to awaken conquers haki. I think the part that's really dragging this novel down is writing yourself into corners where you're then forced to somehow write your way out of it, which always turns out feeling very phoned in.
I don't think those are really comparable scenarios bc in this, the women is doing it strictly for revenge. In dressrosa, she stayed because she was still the princess of the kingdom and didn't want to abandon her ppl alongside wanting revenge. Also, Doffy is well written, and his villainy is understandable due to his past experiences: from my knowledge, the mc I this is just a bad dude just to be a bad dude with no catalyst for it.
Not being endangered for multiple minutes is crazy
Roger's ship was named the Oro Jackson, which has nothing to do with any type of precious metal at all.
Most likely, there are very few Livebearing fish, and almost all of them are very small, like guppies