In One Piece: Starting Out as a Wandering Samurai

Not bad, not bad, pretty good. What should I write next? Become a naval officer all the time?

Although I can't understand the back, the front is pretty good. ? ? ? ? ? It's over

Overall, the author's writing is indeed good, but it is obvious that the author was really a bit watered down in the end. A very good feature of this book is that the story line written around the protagonist is truly about the world of pirates. It does not revolve around the protagonist group like other books... It has a novel feel and is always written realistically, giving an overview of the darkness and reality in the pirate world. The protagonist's strength is quite normal except for the last few chapters, which the author wrote about water, and there was no discomfort in the battle. I like the character of the protagonist very much. He has retained modern thoughts from the early to mid-term. He truly upholds justice and has a very obvious contrast with those hypocritical justice. But in the end, the writing really makes me unacceptable. It is infinitely close to being unfinished. The author must be criticized for this! ! ! But as I rated it, the writing is pretty good and I hope the author's next book will be better and better! Come on💪!

Not bad, keep writing

I don't know what to say. I feel like I don't understand the protagonist's character. I still don't know what he wants to do. I'm confused. In the first few chapters, I almost asked me to quit. But Killing Luffy brought me back again. Wuhu, I've long disliked Luffy's mindlessness. Come on.

The author's writing is quite good, but it's a bit unreasonable to promote him to a general too early, but it's still very interesting. Come on, author.

It's been two hours and there's still no update. Even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

Personally, I feel that once you learn domineering, you can become a wandering swordsman. Because what you are saying is, be unrestrained and be a wandering swordsman

Life is like grass and trees in autumn. Words often float like dreams, and it seems that life is just a cup of tea. It's a very nice book, but the ending is too haphazard.

The story is short but exciting