One Piece: Mist Ninja General Gigangaki Kisame

Very good, this is the first time I see someone writing about Kisame

I thought it was the CP Itachi, but hey~ I really like what Kisame said about "Mr. Itachi" Emma! The last one to resurrect Itachi! Mr. Itachi was mentioned more than once throughout the whole process. I thought Itachi was the heroine. It's a pity, but she is also super good-looking [laughter] [laughter] [laughter]

I don't know what to say. I can only say that it's really exciting. It's one of the best books in One Piece.

Dear friends, the rating of this book is too low. It is not as high as other Shuangwen Tongwen. It is a pity. I really recommend this book. It completely meets my inner requirements. There is no system, the protagonist does not have an ridiculously strong setting, and the plot is also very reasonable. However, Kisame will get excited, which is a bit unexpected. In my impression, he is an honest person, which is a bit unacceptable, but it is also very satisfying. I think it's very well said. What you can do when you travel to another world without knowing it. All these things are very common sense. And as far as Kisame's water escape is concerned, in One Piece you can really kill people randomly [send your heart] I finished reading it, and I thought the ending was a bit lame, but the whole thing was okay.

After reading the novel for so long, this is the first time I met the pirate Kisame Five stars ⭐ full I just hope it won't be interrupted

It's a good and refreshing article. There are basically no major flaws at the moment. It's just that the arrangement is a bit rough and I don't know how to round it out later.

At first I was dissuaded by the rating of six or so. Today I was really curious and came in to take a look, and found that it had changed to eight or so. Then I started to look at it, don't say it, it is really interesting. Four stars are encouraging.

I wanted to look for it for a long time, but couldn't find it, and finally I found it.

It's a very good novel. I haven't seen this kind of novel in a long time.

This is the first time I read a novel about Kisame, and it's pretty good!

First of all, the creativity of this book is very successful. There are very few fanfics about Kisame, which gives people a refreshing feeling. However, as you read on, you will feel that the character of Kisame is too different from the original. After reading the original, you will feel uncomfortable.

The plot of this book is very good, but it is a pity that the author gave up in the later stage and it was unfinished. Otherwise, the rating would have been higher and it might have become popular. I hope the author can write this type of book again in the future. It is really good to read.

The author's writing is superb, and the subject matter is also biased towards the Akatsuki organization. Naruto is not the same as the Akatsuki organization, so I think this type of question is very rare.

I have always wanted to find a book that travels back to the Kirigakure Village where One Piece was born. Very good.

It's quite nice. The score is 6.7. What's going on? When I watched it, it was still 9.0 It's not easy for the author, and the writing is quite good. Read more.

It's very good, but it's a pity that a group of people maliciously lowered the rating.

It's super exciting. I hope the author will let other members of the Akatsuki organization appear soon. I look forward to the trinity of Nagato Yahiko and Konan. I look forward to the appearance of other Naruto characters. There are so many expectations... Cheer the author~(￣▽￣~)(~￣▽￣)~

I think it's pretty good, it's very comfortable to watch, and it's a cool article (I haven't watched Naruto. I've watched more than 900 of One Piece)

Sharks roam the Grand Line - a review of the fan novel "One Piece: Mist Ninja General Gansaki Kisame" Among countless "Naruto" and "One Piece" crossover fanfics, most of the works choose to have the protagonist travel through time to become Luffy's brother, or an original character with a devil fruit. But "One Piece: Mist Ninja General Akisaki Kisame" takes a unique approach and sets his sights on the tough guy known as the "Tailless Tailed Beast"-Akisaki Kisame. This is not only a dimensionality reduction blow to combat power, but also a soul torture about the philosophy of loyalty, betrayal and rebirth. After reading this work, the most amazing thing is the author's flexible use of "Dirty Land Reincarnation", Naruto's signature forbidden technique, which has become the fulcrum of the entire One Piece world. In the original work, Gisaki Kisame is a tragic hero. In order to protect intelligence, he could kill his companions, and finally summoned sharks to devour himself for the sake of the organization, practicing what "loyalty" means with his life. Such a real man who struggled to survive in the blood mist village and finally fell under the afterglow of Metkai's "Ye Kai", when he traveled to the world of One Piece with his tiredness of "falseness" and desire for "realness", it was full of dramatic tension. The smartest thing about this book is that Kisame does not simply become a slave to power, but retains his coldness and calculation as a ninja. The "flexible use of dirty soil to reincarnate" mentioned in the title of the book review is undoubtedly the biggest highlight of this book. In the original work of Naruto, Reincarnation in the Earth is a forbidden technique that desecrates the dead, and is the trigger for the Fourth Ninja War. In this book, when this ninjutsu appears on the Great Line, the impact it brings is subversive. The author did not let Kisame brainlessly summon thousands of troops to defeat the Navy Headquarters, but accurately selected those strong men who had interacted with Kisame or who were very important in the world of Naruto. Imagine the fear that comes from the depths of the soul when those extremely vicious people in the pirate world face the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of all generations who suddenly crawled out of the ground, or those long-dead Kirigakure elites. This setting not only satisfies the readers' feelings of "Guan Gong versus Qin Qiong", but more importantly, it provides Kisame with a team of "Mist Ninja Generals". In the original work, Kisame has always been a lonely executor, but in the world of pirates, through the reincarnation of the dirty land, he truly has his own "Mist Hidden Village". He is no longer the pawn running for the false "Eye of the Moon Plan", but has become a prince who can establish a new order on this sea. In addition, the setting of becoming a "Mist Ninja General" also makes Kisame's character arc more complete. From the infamous rebellious ninja in Naruto to the powerful "general" in One Piece, this change of identity is very refreshing. But while the author gave him strength, he also made him face a new test: after possessing absolute power and loyal subordinates, how can this man who once thought he was a "false existence" find his true self in the new world? Should he rely on the army of dirt to conquer everything, or should he use the ninja method to have an upright duel with the heroes of this world? Overall, "One Piece: Mist Ninja General Inikaki Kisame" is a very good fan work. It not only gives a new stage to the tragic character of Inikaki Kisame, but also perfectly integrates Naruto's "ninjutsu system" with the pirate's "domineering world" through the exquisite setting of "reincarnation in the dirty soil". For readers who like both works and are keen on watching the tough guy protagonist expand his territory, this book is definitely a spiritual feast not to be missed.

I've read dozens of chapters and so far it's pretty good. Funny and laid back. The downside is that the naval world doesn't like killing. Even the big pirates were beaten to death and sent to jail. Naruto loves to kill. Styles should be combined. Don't just kill ordinary people, it's a masterpiece

Perfect, except for the sloppy ending, there are no problems at all. If the score of this book were not so poor, according to the author's writing style, he could have written at least 600 chapters, and the score would be at least 9.5.

To be honest, it's not 6.7 Anyway. It's all 8.5, And the writing so far is pretty good. At least the combat power hasn't collapsed because it's from another world. It feels like it's been brushed by a navy army. The only bad thing right now is the reincarnation of the dirty land. I can't explain it, it just feels weird.

The book is still okay, it would be better if it could have more famous scenes and funny jokes. Come on

Update quickly o(´^｀)o Ten updates a day, that's not too much, how do you manage to sleep? While others are working hard, you are sleeping. Think about your mortgage, car loan, savings, and wife. You probably don't have a wife, right? But we still have to work hard. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this (乂｀д´) By the way, I support the author greatly ٩(*´◒`*)۶

After reading Chapter 45, there's nothing disgusting about it, it's a good read.

It's okay, I haven't watched One Piece, so I won't say anything about the plot. I've watched more than 500 episodes of Naruto, mainly because I like the real man Kisame.

Very nice, very good, thank you to the author [Like]

The author's writing is very good. This is the first time I've seen an article written about Kisame. Come on!

This is the one I've read the most about One Piece and think it's the best.

Author, I'm really looking forward to your other book about Luffy becoming a marine. Another book by the author has been removed from the shelves, and I am torn apart