One Piece: I Secretly Grow Stronger Until I Become a Swordmaster

Ahem, nothing more than thick-skinnedness.

What does this have to do with the word "survival"? There are essentially three possibilities: First, either you're training underlings and letting them cause trouble; second, you're "surviving" for a while to build up your strength before going out and wreaking havoc on the pirates – a win-win situation; third, you're "surviving" in one place but constantly getting captured and forced to cause…

It's either really good or really bad; if it's not good, my classmate's whole family will die.

Not bad at all, the plot is great 👍 Is it really the Cat-Cat Fruit? (`Δ´) Doesn't it have any special abilities? Even an Ancient Zoan would be nice. Look at the Human-Human Fruit next door—three fruits, two Mythical Zoan types, and only one Normal type.

I quite liked it, but there weren't enough truly awful aspects. The author is just lazy.

It's a decent book; it doesn't overhype One Piece, and its values are just okay.

Not at all cowardly!

Is this the only book by the author?

The author should keep writing as long as they can survive; they shouldn't think of themselves as human beings.

The few good One Piece stories available are all too short. Keep it up!