One Piece: King of the Marines, Infinite Revivals

I finally found a novel that doesn't focus on Kebi. The protagonist can make decisions through the character's daily experiences and have his own opinions, rather than looking at a character through a God's perspective. For individual pirates, the revolutionary army does not just kill blindly, but also has the blood and emotion of the One Piece manga at the beginning, rather than darkness. I read it quickly, and there may be mistakes. This is also my own idea.

I don't want the author to write a very good book. In a very good book, not many people will read it. He should not be limited to the work of a fan. He can challenge many, but he is not bad.

So far it's still pretty good

The pirate part is well written, [like][like][like]

I've watched more than half of it, and it's okay, except that the World Government didn't have much of a role in it [thoughts]

Good books, good books, recommended reading

It's pretty good to watch, and the rhythm is pretty good too.

Through the wind and rain, you can really see the blue sky

It's okay, but the ending is not that good.

The first part about One Piece was very exciting, but I didn't watch the later part about traveling through various worlds, it was already very good.