
Transmigrate as Luffy: I Stir Up a Revolution on the Grand Line!
穿越路飞,我在伟大航道闹革命!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 202k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
105Chapters
1.4MReads
14.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 31
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The most taboo thing about writing novels is dual systems
If you tell Akainu your ideas and operating methods, he will basically be yours. He is just a person who is lost in the pursuit of justice. It is undeniable that he has black spots, but he has been killing pirates and saving people all the time in his life. The merits and demerits cannot be offset, but in this era when pirates are everywhere, he can still be used.
The residual fire sword comes with a high temperature of 10,000 degrees, and I am afraid that even the sea will be evaporated. . .
Seeing Zoro using the Breath of the Sun and Luffy using the Captain's Zanpakutō was a bit overwhelming. The world's greatest swordsman competes with his own swordsmanship, right? Sauron has his own Shura Path, so why does he still need the icing on the cake like the Breath of the Sun? Moreover, Luffy's use of a sword is too inconsistent. I wonder if Zoro also wants to compete with Luffy in a sword showdown? After all, Luffy looks more like the greatest swordsman with this kind of sword.
I feel like the bounty is a bit low. Although it's my first time, as one of the most dangerous people in the world, and my strength has reached the level of the Four Emperors, and I'm the son of a dragon, I think it should start at 1.5 Billion.
Luffy uses a knife? It feels very inconsistent, but he prefers to punch to the flesh, like Saint Seiya, Dragon Ball, One Punch Man, and Luffy is a martial artist, not a swordsman. Punching to the flesh is romantic, and the aesthetics of violence are so elegant.
One is idealistic, the other is almost pure physics, especially the pirates are almost completely defeated, and a person with telekinesis ability, facing life threats, will die anyway, directly use krypton life, make an oath and restriction, or krypton life will strengthen his resentment after death. Pirates really have no way to play. The strength of destroying the island with one strike can make people unable to use oaths and restrictions, but the resentment and the strength of the attack power have nothing to do with it!
Random writing, strength can give space for battles like other novels. Of course, I prefer your enlightenment list. Some people may not be able to accept it, but what the hell is the other world? These characters are basically useless because of the cross-talk. Isn't it good to write about pirates well?
The good thing about this book is that there is no original version of the time traveler, otherwise it would be very scary if you think about it carefully. The protagonist in the book is much more rational than the original Luffy, but his deception skills are still a bit lacking.
Author, if you do things like this, if Zoro and the others don't become stronger, they will most likely be killed in the early stage.