The Journey Home Begins at Sea

This book is great, why isn't anyone reading it?

It's pretty good. The beginning is mostly plot development, so if you skim quickly, it won't affect your reading experience. It's a matter of personal preference. The author moves the timeline very fast at the beginning, but gradually gets into the plot later. The settings are quite good, and I really like that it respects the original work's settings.

I have exams coming up soon, and my sister is tutoring me in biology. She asked me how the extracellular potential changes during nerve fiber conduction. I said I didn't know, and she said it changes from positive to negative. I said I couldn't remember, so she kissed me and said, "By kissing you like this, I'm giving you a stimulus, and you become negative." 😏😏😏

The plot is fast-paced, the logic is sound, and I'm not a shill 🥺 If you're following the ship's fate, updates can be faster; if it's the Marineford arc, a slower pace is fine, since the action scenes definitely need to be rigorous, and the power levels shouldn't be inconsistent—some people just like to nitpick about that. Keep it up! 😊

To be honest, this book is really good. The protagonist isn't a saint, and he didn't display excessive power on the ship. He just gave Luffy and the others the impression of being rich and generous. That's it, I don't even know what I'm saying anymore. Anyway, that's all.

That's great, keep it up! Writing a book is really for yourself and for fellow readers who share similar thoughts or fantasies. Don't pay attention to those criticisms that are just for the sake of criticism; just stick to your ideas and keep writing. Keep it up!

So far, things are going well. Keep it up, and don't let me down!

One Piece is the only novel with relatively good logic, but hey, it's already 40 years ahead of its time, why hasn't it conquered the world after all this preparation? Anyway, I'll recommend it to you; it's a pretty good novel and deserves five stars.

Very creative

A different story~ Not bad