After Traveling Through Time and Becoming Akainu, I Decided to Stand up for Justice.

The protagonist gives me the feeling that it is not as pure as the original version. It has changed from a pure and sophisticated justice machine to an intelligent half-machine that can arm itself with benevolence and love.

I hope you can refer to My Name is Sakaski next door so that it can be called a masterpiece with an ending and thoughtfulness.

Fine. No ambiguity, no emotional lines. There is no infighting in the naval camp and the atmosphere is harmonious. Completed without any unfinished results.

He killed well, he killed all the four emperors and seven warriors

Will the protagonist here clean up the top brass of the Navy (Garp, Aoji, Sengoku, etc.) Who have different ideas like in My Name is Sakaski? [Think]

Can the author write about Uta as the heroine? If Uta suddenly stabs the redhead in the back, the redhead's expression will be very exciting.

If you dress up as Akainu, each time the pirates survive, let them identify each other, and leave some of the lighter ones to be sent to the Navy Branch Prison. The others were under arrest and died after strong resistance.

Super six, come on, you are Akainu [blowing kiss]

Very well written! The protagonist still follows Akainu's will after dressing up as Sakaski, and has a little more thought. Some characters are more reckless than the original Akainu after dressing up, and they are not OOC. Dressing as Akainu is Akainu.

It's okay. Although I feel like the author is a newbie, he is very attentive. The protagonist is also a relatively righteous character.

Here's the Wonder of U, the fruit of bad luck [laughter][laughter]

Good, good, good, good

I actually forgot to give five stars, so I added it to you [eating melon]

It's still okay, but I didn't expect that Ace was eating mammoth fruit.

It's pretty good. Except for jumping through the plot, everything else is fine.

Yes, yes, justice is carried out

As a book with Akainu as the main character, I think it qualifies. When writing this book, the author was still a newcomer, and his control over the characters and plot was somewhat lacking. But it does not affect the fact that this is a qualified novel - the plot develops quickly, does not overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, perfectly collects talents and treasures, and has a little bit of novel plot design. I think it can be given five stars!

It's good but not bad. It needs to be killed and caught. I don't know why the rating is so low. It may be because it's not dark enough. After all, people nowadays like the dark type.

It's actually okay, but since it's a book written with Sakaski as the protagonist, I still like it very much.

It's fast paced and looks pretty good, basically

Give it four stars, it's really good

Hey hey haha ​​hehe

Wonderful, perfect ending

"Hahahahahahahahahahahaha"

The book is probably relatively early, and a lot of the content is a bit outdated, but overall it's pretty good.

It's quite fun to watch the male protagonist kill all the way.

It's very good, nothing too toxic, no heroine, no ambiguity, no harem, just focus on getting stronger and building a career. [Working on the manuscript][Working on the manuscript][Working on the manuscript][Like][Like][Like] There was a lot of fighting in the early stage, and I was semi-invincible. I still fought four or five chapters when fighting minions. Later, I doubled the speed. Even when I was invincible, it was the same, but it was not a big shortcoming. It is a bit long-winded at the beginning, and the shortcomings and certain details are also filled in at the end. It is not over after the story is finished. There are some developments in technology, people's livelihood, food, reform, etc. However, the novel is relatively short, and it is covered in a few sentences at the end. It's a pretty good novel, not particularly bad, and it's over when it's time to finish. [Learned][Learned][Learned] Finally, the flowers are finished! I look forward to more excellent works from the author.