One Piece: From the Start, I Got the Vampire Fruit and Rescued the Empress

Nice! There are so many beauties in the pirate world, why don't you go see them?

The heroine Hancock, Sandasonia, Marigold, Scarlet, Violet, Maginot, Reiju, Perona, Gion, Tina, Domino, Aion, Duski, Iska, Guina, Sugar, Monet, Cornish , Lanqi, Charlie, Shirahoshi, Nami, Nokigao, Brynn, Yamato, Hiyori Kozuki, Black Maria, Baccarat, Lim, Vivi, Uta, Nico Robin, Stussy, and Garrot, a total of 34, overall very good!

It's a very nice book, and it's considered a masterpiece among the One Piece books. Worth recommending! It's too watery. It's exactly what is said on the Internet: only the first one of Tomato's books can be read. Maybe it's because I read too fast and I feel speechless. Even though I have the strength to compete with the Four Emperors, I still feel intimidated. There is basically nothing to read later... I feel like I can still read the previous chapters, but there are real water and lj at the end. It feels like a waste of time to skip reading. And it's still one small chapter a day. . . . (Personally, if you want to see it, go and see it...)

Not bad, it's the type I like to watch [laughing and crying]

I can only say that it is very beautiful. You can only appreciate it if you slowly read it chapter by chapter. I started reading it at 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, and after four o'clock, I saw that the author said that the rating was low. I couldn't understand it. I have never read One Piece. This novel is the first One Piece novel that I have read. The protagonist obtains the fruit of semi-invincibility, but there is no one. Lu Heng recommended, it gives you an immediate and invincible sense of déjà vu, and it is just right to insert some emotional scenes in the middle. The author's writing style is also good. I hope those who give low ratings or maliciously give low ratings will be merciful. If you are not willing to read it and find it boring, you can leave it. No one is forcing you to read it. Don't have too much malice towards the novel. This book is really a treasure. I don't know how he calculated the reading time. If you believe it, I will believe it. If you don't believe it, I can't help it.

The author's ideas are very practical and smooth, and the plot is very logical, not like other nonsense. The content of Yinghe Pirates is worth recommending. I hope you can keep the style.

For the current Tomato environment, this book is still very good. It is not brainless. For most people, the decision-making is relatively normal and does not get ahead of itself. It is also good in a pirate novel. Using the naval platform to develop oneself is a bright spot. She is an n-heroine and has her own power...[Eating Melon]

It's pretty good. It's considered a good one among pirate fans.

Among the few books I have been able to finish, One Piece is pretty good, and the harem is a highlight (for those who like it). There are many female protagonists: Hancock, Sandalsonia, Marigold, Scarlet, Violet, Maginot, Reiju, Perona, and Gion. , Tina, Domino, Ain, Dusky, Iska, Kuina, Sugar, Monet, Cornish, Lanqi, Charlie, Shirahoshi, Nami, Nokiko, Brynn, Yamato, Hiyori Kozuki, Black Maria, Bakala, Lim, Vivi, Uta, Nico Robin, Stussy. Not counting the studs, the female protagonists are just the seasoning of the main plot. They don't give people the impression of studs who pick up girls every day. On the contrary, there are not so many emotional lines with the female protagonist, and there are only so many before you know it. It's very good, it feels like a pity to leave out anyone. The story is exciting and worth reading.

The work is very good. Unlike other One Piece novels, where the timeline is completely confusing or there are things in the original One Piece novel. This novel is very consistent with the original One Piece novel, and there will be no inexplicable things that One Piece does not have. The plot is very good, if there are girls who don't want to hang themselves from a tree, thinking about this, I have to give it a five-star review. Come on, author!