One Piece: The Curse of Ruin

It's well-written; I'm curious to know what happens next. Will Domino die, and then the protagonist transforms into a pure-hearted warrior for her? I will! Bring her back! 😏

I deducted one star because 50% of Fawkes's abilities were enough to wreak havoc in the pirate world, not just barely established. If he didn't want to be too invincible, he shouldn't have progressed his abilities too quickly.

If it weren't for so many women, this book would definitely be above 9.0. And it would be good even if he took a villainous route.

Go go go!

So far, things are going well, but I suggest the protagonist eat the Gum-Gum Fruit and then give the Rumble-Rumble Fruit to Luffy. Isn't the protagonist about to take a five-year vacation? He should go back to the East Blue, beat up Shanks, steal his Gum-Gum Fruit, and then train Luffy. Before setting sail, he must have a Vice Admiral-level fighting force!

To be honest, I'm not a big fan of One Piece, but this author has written one of the better stories about Karl Lagerfeld among Tomato's readers. I persevered and finished it, and personally, I thought it was okay. There wasn't any overt harem element, and the girls he recruited were reasonably well-proportioned. The plot had main and subplots, and it didn't feel too drawn out. I think it's worth reading, so I'm giving the author 5 stars to show my support.

It was quite good and interesting, but it ended too quickly. Although it gave a happy ending, the whole book only lasted until the Marineford War. By then, the world was already being cleansed, and the ending was already over.

Write it quickly or I'll leave.

Sigh, this book is too short. I think it should have been around 300 or 400 pages. The pacing is too fast, and the plot is too short, but overall it's still pretty good.

March 10, 2023 (Final) It's a failed project, I'm so happy!