One Piece: I Joined the Marines from the Start, and I Am Justice

I just finished reading it, and I think the main character's personality is excellent. I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality.

Well written. To put it nicely, pirates are a group of navigators with a goal; to put it bluntly, they are people who kill and commit crimes for money, power, fame, and status.

This book is excellent; it perfectly embodies my understanding of justice in the One Piece world. Justice means eliminating darkness. Many may think some pirates shouldn't be killed, but they are thieves, thieves who threaten peace. Luffy only wanted to pursue adventure, but he released the pirates from Impel Down to save Ace. Do you know what that meant?

This is one of the better books in the One Piece genre. The logic and outline are clear, and there are no inconsistencies, unlike other One Piece novels where later content contradicts earlier parts. It's very well written. Keep it up! Sending you flowers and more updates! Don't stop updating, or I'll definitely send you some local specialties! 😏

This is the true navy, upholding justice to the very end. Highly recommended.

This One Piece fanfiction is arguably the most authentic one. It's consistently high-energy and intellectually stimulating, with clear logic, unlike other fanfictions that mindlessly glorify Rayleigh and his crew, showing only admiration for them while ignoring the troubles Rayleigh caused. I'd call this book the pinnacle of One Piece fanfiction.

So far, things are going well. He has sound values ​​and isn't thinking about becoming a pirate. I also hope the protagonist doesn't end up being a eunuch, and that there's a female lead, a harem, I guess 😏, no female characters given away. (Chapter 41) I hope the power ranking will be changed in the future: S—Dover; SS – Card 2, General Candidate;

It's pretty good. You could say it has very few flaws, and the main character isn't weird or a simp. It's great.

This article has a great rhythm! It's a very comfortable read! I have two suggestions: 1. He possesses both imposing presence and a variety of Devil Fruit abilities that can be used in many different ways. Add to that the various skills from other works provided by the system, and the abilities become a bit too numerous and overwhelming.

I finished watching it over two days, and it's still very good. A masterpiece of One Piece! [Top Post] Moreover, it's almost entirely without a female lead, no mindless harem, and the protagonist isn't stupid; he's the likable protagonist type, decisive and ruthless, with a clear sense of self-positioning.