One Piece: The Rampaging Volcano

The protagonist Sakaski, as a marine, has truly achieved the iron-bloodedness of a soldier. He is not brainless, does not have a harem, and his fighting power is not broken. He is far from being comparable to those pirate novels that have a brainless harem. He has truly achieved the ceiling in pirate novels.

This book is very interesting and has a very correct outlook on life. There is no such thing as good or bad pirates, as long as they are pirates, they are all bad. The best way to deal with them is to fight violence with violence

Author, is this your first time writing a pirate fanfic? It's really well written. This is the best Pirates fanfic I've ever seen. Although it's a cool article, it doesn't break the fighting spirit. The emotional tone of the whole article is also very consistent with the character's image. There is no harem or romance. What's even more valuable is that you have written every time line and setting very well. If you write it like this, it can be changed into this article from the anime. It should not be your first time as the author. You can write more than two hundred chapters from Rocks to Luffy's not going to sea. The writing is reasonable and well-founded. Moreover, the three views are super correct. In the original work, Hemi's slander and incomprehension of Sakaski have all been written with your own opinions. I love you, the author.

Really, the author really put a lot of effort into writing this book about Akainu, and the details are very good. Especially the fighting scenes. Unlike other novels, the fighting scenes account for the majority of dialogue, and one page is full of dialogue.

The image of Akainu is created particularly well. The navy, which has always been disgusted with the dovish faction, would not put to death any pirates who caught extremely bad pirates. The naval hawks of this novel are the real navy. Second brush, this book explains justice. Justice is never an occasional act of kindness by a group of people who are named after evil. Those who do not produce, burn, kill, and loot are the worms of the world. In the name of justice, Sakski! Sand eliminates all evil in the world.

This book is very good. Compared with other high-scoring bad articles on Tomato, the gap is like "Haoyue and Yingguang". I don't understand why it only scores 8.1. This book is more than that. The battle scenes are rich in descriptions and have a strong sense of immersion.

Five stars! Conferred God! After reading this book, I can no longer read other pirate fanfics. The three views are correct. The author's writing is super detailed, with a beginning and an end. He even writes about how the world will develop thousands of years later after Sakaski eliminates the great pirates. It's amazing! Sakaski is a true soldier! Justice will prevail!

A good naval novel, five-star recommendation! But the author is too short, so I will deduct one star first, and then change it to five stars when the author is no longer short [laughter] I just watched Uta, the singer. The fruit of Uta is too buggy. One person can challenge the two emperors + two generals + card two + a group of passers-by. It's so powerful. I hope I can take Uta in and train her as a navy.

It is a wonderful novel, or a work in the true sense. The protagonist of One Piece fans pretends to rule in the same way. It is rare that this work uses Akainu, a "controversial" admiral in the modern time-travel drama, to interpret the real "evil" and the real "war" in the pirate world from a first-person perspective instead of the so-called paper talk and understatement of rule and reform. Very well written, thank you to the author. A rare good work

Interprets the world from another perspective and portrays a transcendent soldier and political Sakaski A person who can be considered a god among pirate fans It's not the random he in some novels, or those basic brats who fall in love with this and worship that, praise someone's bad feet, gank the Celestial Dragons for no reason, or forcefully incite red, but don't even understand the basics of red. The crisp killing is extremely enjoyable, unlike some novels where even a plot character is reluctant to move. The little characters are more vivid and their stance is extremely clear Other novels always only have anime characters and instrumental and sensational characters in one or two chapters.