ENOne Piece: The Strongest Admiral
海贼王：最强大将
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 510k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- 248 chapters
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Ever Since I Read About Ron, I’ve Had Hope in the Navy’s Sense of Justice!
I want to read books similar to The Navy's Got Your Back: Whitebeard, He Really Dared to Kill! The protagonist is a Marine who stands for justice!
I've Been Hooked on One Piece Lately. Any Good One Piece Fanfiction?
Hand them all over to me.
Fanfiction Is Fine: Anime, Novels, TV Shows, Movies, Anything
Fanfiction That Respects the Original Worldbuilding Without Adding New Power Levels to Strengthen the Protagonist
One Piece Power Fantasy: Make It So Satisfying I Die of Bliss
After Ron, No More Pirates: The Pinnacle of the Navy Genre. Please Recommend Something, I'm Begging You
I’m looking for books similar to One Piece: Everything I Do Is for Justice.
Anime Fanfiction With Power Levels Through the Roof
Any One Piece Fics Where the Main Character Is Called a Monster?
Dark One Piece Stories
Actually, I'm recommending my own book.
Looking for One Piece Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher
I'm out of books to read. Recommend some pirate novels rated above 9.0.
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Luo Xiaohei Fan Fiction
Looking for books similar to I Picked Up Luo Xiaohei. Please! I want a somewhat longer fan fiction.
Looking for Fanfiction Based on All Kinds of Anime, Not Video Games
Remember, it has to be anime fanfiction. Any kind of anime fanfiction is fine, but I just don't want game fanfiction.
One Piece: Developing Devil Fruits, With a Focused Power Set for the Protagonist
I don’t want the protagonist awakening a Sharingan or getting a Zanpakuto or anything like that. It’s fine if they use a Devil Fruit to develop abilities similar to those of characters from other anime. The main thing is that it should be pure and straightforward.
One Piece Navy Stories: Join the Marines, Be at Least Vice Admiral Level from the Start, and 300,000+ Words
Guys, Any One Piece Stories About the Marines?
One Piece Fanfiction with a Navy Cast, Where the Protagonist Doesn't Become a Pirate
One Piece: Save Ace, with a Cold-Tempered Protagonist
If there’s a story where Ace and Sabo reunite, it’d be great if the protagonist doesn’t go looking for trouble.
Any One Piece Fics Where the Lead Starts as an Admiral or Becomes One Quickly?
Preferably one where he has a very good relationship with the three brothers.
What's the Best Fantasy Novel in Your Eyes?
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Looking for One Piece Novels Where the Protagonist Stays in the Marines and Doesn’t Suck Up to the Main Characters
Navy-Centered One Piece Stories
Any recommendations for One Piece-style novels? Ideally the protagonist is in the Navy and definitely has a Devil Fruit. Anyone else have the same taste as me?
Any One Piece Fanfiction Where the Main Character Is Sealed Away for Being Too Powerful?
Sealed away because he was too powerful.
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The reason for the positive review is that the protagonist is intelligent. In 7 or 8 out of 10 Tomato One Piece fanfictions, the protagonist is either brainless, has an unclear stance, or is clearly powerful but still fawns over the main characters. Compared to that, this one is indeed quite good.
The rating is low; it's at least a 9 out of 10 good book. It might just be written in a way that doesn't follow the mainstream, but it's definitely a worthwhile and enjoyable read.
I really like the protagonist's personality. He's decisive and ruthless, not easily manipulated, doesn't create trouble for himself unnecessarily, and doesn't show favoritism based on the comic book character. He acts impulsively but with intelligence, not blindly recklessly. He's truly excellent.
While this book deviates somewhat from the original work—for example, Akainu and Kizaru didn't eat Devil Fruits initially, but rather at the very end, and the later events are different—there are several other errors, such as a character who ate a Devil Fruit twice and was still the protagonist's subordinate, among others. However, overall, it's very well-written.
A really good dark One Piece story. Invincible from the start, defeating monsters and rising to the rank of general. The Golden Emperor and Doflamingo as his lackeys [think about it carefully]. Empress and Robin as maids 🥰 Other marshals fight against Akainu and Aokiji. The protagonist directly clashes with the Warring States period. 😎
It's very well written, especially the part about masks. People are born wearing masks, not for any other reason than to show others what they want to see, and then get what they want.
So far, I don't see any major flaws to criticize. I actually quite like the main character's portrayal and personality, except the plot moves a bit too fast. It could be a little slower. Of course, the author might also have something to foreshadow later on!
I like this protagonist; he has clear goals and is ambitious. You can't beat him in a fight, and you can't outsmart him in a fight.
It's pretty good, just a bit short. Finally, giving the Mythical Zoan-type Vampire Fruit to Zephyr—is this a deliberate attempt to establish Zephyr as the protagonist's adoptive father? That's the feeling I got at the end.
The protagonist of this book has clear goals, a mature style, and decisive methods, and his character is well-developed. The world-building is more realistic, making it suitable for readers with some life experience. Peel back the idealized filter of shonen anime, and you'll find it teeming with cockroaches. To still face them and love this world after seeing them is maturity.