Kuina's talent for swordsmanship was undeniably exceptional. As Koshiro's daughter, she had displayed extraordinary talent from a young age. At seven, she could defeat adults, and her record against Zoro stood at a full 2,001 victories.
Even though she had been two years older than Zoro at the time, and Zoro at the same age might perhaps have been stronger than Kuina, that did not mean Kuina's talent for swordsmanship had necessarily been inferior to Zoro's.
After all, Kuina had not been allowed to become a swordsman. Her father had never taught her, and she had no opportunity to train in the Gym as Zoro did—at least, the story had never shown otherwise.
She had basically learned swordsmanship by secretly watching others and teaching herself. Yet even so, she had defeated Zoro 2,001 times without a single loss.
If Kuina had lived and continued competing with Zoro, both pursuing the goal of becoming the world's greatest swordsman, Daigo could not say whether she would have become the world's greatest swordsman. But as for becoming a great swordsman, Daigo was certain she could have entered that realm.
Unfortunately, she had died in a manner no one could have imagined: falling down the stairs because of a whetstone.
Although saying this was somewhat inappropriate, such a death might have been nothing unusual in an ordinary Daily Life World. But for Kuina, in a world like One Piece where everyone possessed exceptional physiques and children could even defeat adults, such a death was truly difficult to believe.
Ordinary Group Owner: "I remember that before I transmigrated, even after the story had progressed much further, many people still believed Kuina had not actually died."
Ordinary Group Owner: "They thought Kuina had faked her death and joined the Revolutionary Army."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Because when