One Piece: Wudang Bai Ye, Vice Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates

The writing is great. The plot has its own ideas and the meaning of the original work, which allows the plot to proceed reasonably. However, it seems that it suppresses the sparkle of the original work and then shines the light of the author's original work or the protagonist's participation. It feels a bit awkward, but it does not affect the overall story. There is also the story about Usopp's strongest experience in this book. Some readers think that the absence of the story about the departure of the Merry ship has a huge impact on Usopp. But I think that the reason why Usopp is emotionally violent is actually his inferiority complex and the incomprehension of his companions. First of all, what abilities did Usopp have before the three-color Haki appeared before that episode? What methods do you use against your enemies? Traps, the enemy's carelessness, self-made props, little cleverness, but the lack of his own strength are enough to illustrate Usopp's own fragility and weak growth. At the same time, the Merry suffered too many scars, causing him to be unable to hold on. Its imminent collapse was a huge blow to Usopp, because the ship was already his companion, and it was a ship gifted by his best friend. However, the ship had been scarred by the lack of care of his companions. It was not until the last moment when the captain said lightly that he wanted to change ships that Usopp collapsed. But in this book, Usopp has seeds that allow him to grow and gain strength, dual guns with magical effects, a deputy captain who understands him, the spirit of the Merry ship materialized, and the runes enchanted by the protagonist to the Merry ship. It's hard for me to imagine that Usopp would have feelings of inferiority and his own powerlessness, and there would even be no possibility of the Merry ship being destroyed, because the ship spirit has materialized, and its body no longer plays a huge role. Merry is the incarnation of the Merry ship. Merry is here, and the Merry ship is there. Merry is already a part of the pirate group, so who can hurt Merry at will? Okay, I have explained this point... There must be nothing wrong with this book with a five-point rating. After all, the book is very good.

This is the best book I have ever read. The brilliance of most of the other pig's feet overshadowed the brilliance of Luffy and others. But this one doesn't have that which is really good. Come on, author! (By the way, the author is much more diligent than the pirate novels written by a certain traveler next door. Keep it up)

The ups and downs of the plot are meticulously portrayed, and the most important thing is the provocative plot. The plot is ups and downs. The characters are meticulously portrayed. The most important thing is the provocative plot. The protagonist's combat power will not collapse. It is not an invincible and refreshing novel.

As a fan of One Piece, I found it quite interesting. The prophecies about time travel are clear but not annoying. I hope to interact more with other Straw Hat friends. I feel that the protagonist and Luffy love each other very much [laughing]

Come on and write, I'll give you all the money I saved from reading the book. I think what you wrote is the most comfortable book I've ever read!

After reading these chapters, I looked solemn, lowered my head deeply, turned off my phone silently, stood up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 collector's edition Nongfu Spring, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside the window was a bit dim, just like my mood, heavy, very heavy Heavy, gradually, it began to rain lightly in the gray sky outside. Why, my vision was blurred. I don't know whether it was me crying or the rain was getting heavier, maybe both. My mood became more melancholy. I could no longer suppress my inner emotions. I opened the window and shouted out the window: Just TM Who are you looking down on in the next few chapters? This book is a masterpiece among Pirates fan fiction, and I even think it can be called a masterpiece in the entire Tomato community.

A very good pirate fanfic. I once fantasized about cultivating immortality in One Piece, and now I'm halfway there [Cool][Cool][Cool]

It's really hard to find a normal one piece novel. It's not one of those "cool" novels that think on the third leg [face covering]. Normal writing is a luxury. The author writes very interestingly. In the OP, partners and friendship are the most important, and the harem is a piece of cake.

It's very interesting, author. Come on [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like]. I recommend more female protagonists, including Empress Nami and Robin... [Adoration] Author, I suggest that the protagonist can practice on his own for a period of time and be separated from the protagonist group. After all, there are more than a thousand episodes of One Piece, which is too much.

It's a great ship-following story. The protagonist is very involved, giving people the feeling that he is a member of the Straw Hats. Moreover, the protagonist has also improved the overall strength of the Straw Hats. The reason for improving the strength is very reasonable. Don't worry about being brainless. After all, this is a 9.4 One Piece story.