One Piece: The Strongest Protagonist Aura

This book really makes me feel as if the author has personally experienced it. The details in the writing are amazing.

It has been several years and the book has not been finished yet, which is outrageous.

I'm wondering what kind of substitution is used for those who want a male protagonist? Or have they all gotten the true story of King Billy? Or drank too much black tea?

But if that really happens, I will have a shadow. Really, I am a little afraid to read it. Currently, there are 28 chapters. I hope not to get married, and at most I will accept marrying Luffy. I really don't dare to think about other things. I have a shadow when I think about it. The writing is so good that I almost think of myself as the protagonist.

Isn't it true that the protagonist is a man who traveled to One Piece and then transformed into a woman? The current plot feels awkward when I think about the fact that I used to be a man.

I can understand that the protagonist is a slave at the beginning, and his life is in the hands of others, but he can only be forced to live a life of survival. This is not difficult to accept. I endured the transformation, it was just a setting; I endured being forced to rub the bear, because there was nothing I could do, and after all, I couldn't beat him; I also endured being kissed, because I endured it all before, and I can't bear it here. However, when she was finally let go by Gaz, the protagonist actually showed symptoms similar to "Golden Silmo". Before reciprocating her gratitude, Gaz, who in my opinion belonged to the evil camp, had been forcing her. I couldn't accept this. I don't think I felt so uncomfortable when I first watched Mo Hei, the author.

I kept waiting for the main character to be hooked, but I almost finished watching it and still didn't get it.

Marry a single person? Who will clear the air?

It's written and written, but why the main character is missing?

I have forgotten when I read this novel. It feels like so many years ago