One Piece: You Asked Me to Train Recruits, So Why Did They All Become Admirals?

I give it five stars myself!

Two points will be deducted for the PS at the end of each chapter, because I don't understand what it means? It's easy to get confused while listening to novels. The score has been modified, the author needs to work harder

There's nothing wrong with giving you five stars for the iron-blooded military spirit of this countryman.

It's okay. It has a strong secondary flavor. It can be read as a fun novel or a light novel. Originally I was going to give it four stars, but it turned out that the author had a hard time, so I gave it five stars😁

Is it my imagination? Why do I feel like the cover has been changed😂😂😂

The writing is good, but the fanfic does not have the style of the original world. Instead, it is written in the direction of the development of special forces in the modern world. I feel nothing when I read it.

It's a bit funny and very interesting. It would be fun to do a Warring States period later and be able to hear the protagonist's voice.

òᆺó: When hypocritical people talk to others, their words must lack sincerity; people with radical speaking habits are usually very strong and egotistical, so they often use fierce words and high-pitched tones, without giving anyone any chance to refute. However, this kind of people are more honest and have stronger execution ability. In daily life, some people talk garrulously. They are usually used to blaming others, nagging others all day long, either complaining about this or resenting that, and their hearts are filled with strong negative feelings. It is true that sincere and frank people often express their feelings when talking to others; hypocritical people must lack sincerity in their words when talking to others; people with radical speaking habits are usually very strong and egotistical, so they often use fierce words and high-pitched tones, without giving any chance to refute. However, this kind of people are more honest and have stronger execution ability. In daily life, some people talk garrulously. They are usually used to blaming others and nagging others all day long. They either complain about this or resent that, and their hearts are filled with strong negative emotions. Such people are generally narrow-minded, short-sighted, and only care about immediate interests. Because they pay too much attention to trivial matters, they will inevitably attract the disgust of others through their endless complaints. A rational and confident person must speak clearly, concisely and resonantly when talking to others. This type of people will think carefully before speaking, and then choose appropriate expressions and words to express their opinions and demands. They can often leave a deep impression on others in interpersonal interactions. People who lack self-confidence are always accustomed to using ambiguous words to express their ideas and requirements when speaking, making it difficult for smooth communication and often unable to achieve their wishes. Because these people have low self-esteem, they are always worried that their needs will not be recognized by the other party, so they use vague words to express their wishes. Most of these people are timid and sensitive, so they care very much about what others think of them.

Not bad, not bad. Now that I'm reading Chapter 52, there's nothing surprising so far. It's just that there's too much pretentious writing, and I can't pretend to be pretentious in every chapter. Also, the timeline is a bit messy! But the overall feeling is still good. If this book is not unfinished, it will definitely be my favorite novelヾ(@^▽^@)ノ By the way, the author is great, I think of a fruit, the virus fruit. You can send out a virus and make people die in a few seconds. How about that? Not bad! If possible, give it to the protagonist The author has written a new book, tell me

Not bad, but the update speed is a bit slow. Originally I wanted to give it four and a half stars. The result was nothing. So I can only give five stars.