One Piece: The Strongest Admiral

The reason for the praise is because the protagonist has a brain. Seven out of ten One Piece fanfics on Tomato have 7 or 8 protagonists who are brainless, or whose positions are unclear, or who are obviously awesome but still want to lick the protagonist. In comparison, this one is really good.

The rating is low, it's a good book with at least 9. It may just be written in a way that doesn't follow the mainstream, but it's really interesting and interesting.

I like the character of the protagonist better. He is decisive in killing. He will not be taken advantage of casually. He will not find trouble for himself without any reason. He will not be partial to comic characters. He will be intelligent when doing whatever he wants. He will not act recklessly. It is really good.

Although there are some things written in this book that are inconsistent with the original work. For example, Akainu and Kizaru did not eat the fruit. They ate it last and later, and the latter part is also different. There are also several mistakes. For example, there is a person in the book who ate the fruit twice and he was still a subordinate of the protagonist. There are other mistakes, but overall the writing is still very good. The writing is in line with my aesthetics, but I can't say whether it is in line with other people's aesthetics. This is a serious dark novel, and the writing is very logical and not brainless. I think it's very good. To be honest, when I saw this book, I read it in two days, and then it took another day to finish it, so I updated the last two chapters. To be honest, I was very lucky. I met a book that I wanted to read, and it was very interesting to read, and then it was almost finished. This is another kind of misfortune, but the ending was a bit too hasty. I should have been able to write nearly 100 pictures or one or two hundred chapters with less effort, but overall this book is very well written.

A beautiful dark pirate novel. Be invincible at the beginning, fight monsters along the way and become a general. The Golden Emperor and Doflamingo as dogs [take a closer look] Empress and Robin as maids [Adoration] When others become marshals, they fight against Akainu and Aokiji. The protagonist directly fights against the Warring States Period. [Cool]

The writing is very good, especially the mask. People are born with masks, not for anything else but to give others what they want to see, and then get what they want.

So far, I don't think there is anything too bad to complain about. I actually like the protagonist's characterization and personality traits, except that the plot is a bit too fast. It can be appropriately "slow". Of course, it is also possible that the author has his own foreshadowing behind the scenes!

I like this protagonist. He has clear goals and high ambitions. He can't beat him even though he's evil. He can't beat him even if he's evil.

Very good, just a little short. Last but not least, when giving the Phantom Beast Vampire Fruit to Zefa, does this mean that Zefa is directly regarded as the adoptive father of the protagonist? I had this feeling when I saw it at the end.

The protagonist of this book has clear goals, mature style, and decisive methods, and the protagonist's character is well established. The description of the world view is closer to reality and is suitable for people with certain life experience. If you peel off the idealized filter of Hot Blood, you will find that it is densely packed with cockroaches. After seeing the cockroaches, you can still face them head-on and love the world. This is maturity.