One Piece: The Tulip Family

The first 100 or so pictures were pretty good, but since I saw that he and Luffy had become sworn friends, I didn't have the heart to read anymore.

It's very good-looking. It's a good book with stable development. The male protagonist has cheats but he's not too perverted. He's been developing steadily. It's just a pity that the character summoned later didn't continue writing. After all, it's a pity that he doesn't need ten Devil Fruits. Overall, it's pretty good.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but sometimes the combat power is a little bit broken, and there are always some mistakes that shouldn't be made. You have to remember being plotted by someone weaker than you, but you will always do it again if you don't remember to fight; you don't have a clear understanding of your own combat power, and sometimes you don't have an accurate understanding of your opponent's combat power. It's normal for those who are famous to come up with more powerful methods, but the protagonist will always be beaten first and then explode. Wouldn't he go all out and be careful from the beginning? You will always make mistakes over and over again that strong people should not make. Also, the setting for summoning helpers was written at the beginning, and logically it should be used throughout the entire text, but it was never used after the Akatsuki organization summoned it, otherwise there would be more powerful helpers. And since it is summoning the second dimension, it should be characters in different anime, not just Naruto, but also the Akatsuki organization. If you have to summon Akatsuki, you should give some choices at the beginning and then choose Hokage, so that the choice of character will be more reasonable. In terms of details, the combat power in the early stage was a bit shaky, but gradually it got better in the middle and later stages. There were no major mistakes, but small mistakes continued. There were problems with the settings, abilities and status of some local pirate characters. You can study the original settings again. As for whether to follow the original work, I can only say that it depends on the author's outline. It is indeed not necessary to follow the original timeline. It is also good to directly describe a new time and new events. Overall, this book is pretty good. Ignoring some flaws, it's still worth reading. It's pretty good among the Pirates novels I've read.

This is really good, but Momonosuke is not dead!

So beautiful, highly recommended

The idea is relatively novel, but the people summoned are more embarrassing😓

How did Esdeath become a sister? What a pity

After reading the first few chapters, I found them very interesting [Admiration]

Although there are flaws, it does not affect the reading experience. I personally think it is very good.

It's a great book. It's step-by-step. There's no such thing as being invincible or at the peak of combat power. The content has ups and downs, and I personally think it's extremely exciting.