One Piece: The Legend of the Starry Sea

I curse everyone who likes and comments to be assaulted by an older woman every night.

After: Yue Lianwei (Her position is unshakeable) Consorts: Nami (I was here first, yet she's playing around in the sky), Robin (she's going to have an Ohara), Vivi (strategist, an entire country as her dowry), Hancock (she already had a baby, isn't she angry?), Momousagi (I also had a baby), Shirahoshi (the future number one beauty, the future is mine).

Princesses: Perona (Why am I listed here? I'm a princess too), Bonnie (I should be a royal consort), Violet, Rebecca (Aunt and niece working together, a princess who hasn't appeared yet), Kalifa (Young Marshal, this is sexual harassment, but I've given my permission), Invincible Swordswoman (I'm invincible even without a name, I have a story with Samehada, a love that transcends a thousand years). Shuyuan: Desaiya (the young marshal is my idol), An (the emcee who wants to sneak into the wedding)

A rare high-quality fanfiction! Keep it up, author!

I love One Piece harem elements, and I also love the way the protagonist interacts with the ship and everyone else. I read over a thousand chapters before, but I've forgotten most of it and had to reread it. I found the protagonist to be incredibly clueless; will he become more emotionally intelligent later on?

I just finished watching the Wano Country arc of the anime these past few days, and I found Nami and Robin's sacrifices in this arc to be too much! Robin getting hugged and groped by Orochi while gathering information is one thing, but at least she wasn't taken advantage of too much. But that scene where Nami, Robin, and Shinobu went to the public bathhouse was just too much!

A time traveler whose memories were absorbed by Vegapunk—it's utterly ridiculous.

It's not about being a Western worshipper, but seeing the main characters in some One Piece novels with Chinese names just feels strange and makes me feel out of place. Since many anime are Japanese, many fanfics use Japanese or Western names, and I already find it odd that the main character is a Chinese exchange student; a Chinese name without any background information feels even stranger.

Do you accept Violet and Rebecca?

I think when you have time, or when it's actually finished, you should include a main character introduction, or a list of female leads and supporting characters. Honestly, towards the end, I started to forget the plot and characters; I couldn't remember which chapter I interacted with whom. I originally started reading just to collect all the female leads, but after a while, rereading it felt confusing.