Pirate's Steel Chain Finger

I read it last week when I was scanning the list, but after reading the first few chapters, I felt that it still had some flaws, so I put it down. A few days ago, I heard that Amway seemed to be good, so I started reading it again, and it obviously got better after that. Pirate fandom. The protagonist obtains real-life memories in a dream and knows the future plot. Chu deliberately seized the Chain Fruit, developed the fruit based on the ability of the steel chain fingers in JOJO, and at the same time formed a mafia-like family, quickly growing into the overlord of the West Sea. For some reason, he had a fierce battle with Moria, who was defeated by Kaido and fled back to the West Sea. He won the battle, and then negotiated with the Five Old Stars to become the Shichibukai a month later. Currently heading towards the Grand Line with part of the crew. Why read this book: It's been a while since I've seen a good-quality pirate fanfic. This one is more in line with my requirements. It has a bit of the flavor of the "One Piece Code" back then, but it is more focused on improving personal strength. Moreover, the setting of abilities borrowed from JOJO is quite innovative, and the fighting scenes are also well written. In addition, the move names are obviously carefully designed, which is quite flavorful and has been well received. Why not read this book: I personally feel that the first few chapters are generally a bit discouraging. In addition, the setting regarding whether the protagonist is a time traveler is a bit embarrassing. Some friends who are not time travelers and do not read this book may not be able to stand it. Also, the progress is too fast. I defeated Moria and became the Shichibukai before entering the Grand Line. This is only about forty chapters. I am worried that there will be nothing to write down later. At present, I feel that it is just food and grass. I will change my assessment later depending on the situation.

Completed. The protagonist's name is Mafia Victor. He obtained Devil Fruit abilities through scheming at the beginning, and replaced the former gang boss as the new boss. Because Victor has a real-life memory and has been coveting the chain fruit for a long time, he successfully developed the fruit's ability soon after he obtained the ability. Combined with the innate domineering "Apocalypse" of seeing, hearing, and color, his strength quickly showed up. The characteristic of this game is that the abilities and moves developed by Victor are very JOJO style, and it is also unique in the depiction of battle scenes. The plot settings are coherent, not procrastinating, not waterlogged, and the rhythm is hearty and hearty. The ending is also very JOJO-like, and it can be called a rare good pirate novel. Recommended score 9 (out of 10 points).

Rating: ☆☆☆☆ The protagonist, Xihai, was born in Sekai. He adopted Perona as his sister. In order to get the zipper fruit, he joined the gang. After successfully obtaining the fruit, he became the leader. He also defeated two other gang leaders (including Kapenbeki, who was eliminated after the attempted rebellion). He obtained the armed color training method in the land of flowers, joined by Robin and Mai Beni, and then fought with Moria. After being lucky enough to win, he joined the King's Shichibukai. . . The fruit ability is very interesting. It can open zippers in various places, including on one's own body, but cannot be opened on others. It is similar to a substitute ability in Jojo (I haven't seen it, so I don't know). The writing is good, especially the description of the fighting plot is good, the moves are well named, the plot is okay, and occasionally a bit poisonous. The disadvantage is that it tends to open a harem. I personally think that the protagonist's strength improves a bit too fast, and he is almost 50-50 equal to Moria. You must know that this is Moria who just lost to Kaido, and his strength is far from comparable to that of the fat otaku later. . . But overall, this is the highest quality Pirates fanfic I've seen recently. Ps: Completed.

I put this book away