Gintoki, who has always been tricked in various ways, was tricked again this time around!
This time he actually came to the OP's world and became Luffy's older brother! So he became
Monkey·D·Gintoki
Luffy: "I want to become the Pirate King!"
Gintoki, who had dead eyes open: "That's it, then I will become the King of the Navy!"
Reader comments
So beautiful. Much better than those eight-year-old generals.
It is rare to see such high-quality Gintama writing, because a large part of Gintama is complaints, and the complaints embody passion, friendship, loyalty, hard work, family affection, and love. It is not the kind of rigid copy, but is moistened and silently integrated into daily trivial matters and various things. People who haven't read it may find this book confusing.
It is because of this nature of Gintama that many writers cannot control their writing style. I feel that the author's writing is very good. It feels like I am reading a collaboration between Gintama and One Piece. It is neither a rigid copy of the passionate story of Pirates nor a magical complaint about Gintama that is pieced together here and there. There is a feeling of moisturizing things silently. As long as I don't lose the chain, I will chase it to the end.
It's very good, very funny, and very Gintama-like.
Please change the word "shi" back, otherwise it will feel weird.
Although I understand it, the name of the protagonist... Um... How to describe it?
Even though he is a pirate, everything he complains about seems like Gintama!
Domperidine
I love silver the most
This is the wonderful toad that ate the wonderful horn and went up to the wonderful wood mountain, picked a wonderful flower and entered the wonderful house. It was wonderful at home.
It's funny and silly, but it's very serious at one point, and later on when there's a war, it's easy to cry.
Who is that Gui? Why don't I remember this person?
So who is Gui? Can you tell me directly?
I think it's great. If Ace is caught during the war at the top, Silver. Will he help Ace? I think it's better to be like Garp, pretending to be knocked unconscious by Luffy.
So beautiful. Much better than those eight-year-old generals.
It is rare to see such high-quality Gintama writing, because a large part of Gintama is complaints, and the complaints embody passion, friendship, loyalty, hard work, family affection, and love. It is not the kind of rigid copy, but is moistened and silently integrated into daily trivial matters and various things. People who haven't read it may find this book confusing. It is because of this nature of Gintama that many writers cannot control their writing style. I feel that the author's writing is very good. It feels like I am reading a collaboration between Gintama and One Piece. It is neither a rigid copy of the passionate story of Pirates nor a magical complaint about Gintama that is pieced together here and there. There is a feeling of moisturizing things silently. As long as I don't lose the chain, I will chase it to the end.
It's very good, very funny, and very Gintama-like.
Please change the word "shi" back, otherwise it will feel weird.
Although I understand it, the name of the protagonist... Um... How to describe it?
Even though he is a pirate, everything he complains about seems like Gintama!
Domperidine
I love silver the most
This is the wonderful toad that ate the wonderful horn and went up to the wonderful wood mountain, picked a wonderful flower and entered the wonderful house. It was wonderful at home.
It's funny and silly, but it's very serious at one point, and later on when there's a war, it's easy to cry.
Who is that Gui? Why don't I remember this person?
So who is Gui? Can you tell me directly?
I think it's great. If Ace is caught during the war at the top, Silver. Will he help Ace? I think it's better to be like Garp, pretending to be knocked unconscious by Luffy.
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