One Piece: Why Am I the Undercover Agent Again?

This is arguably the best Luffy-era fanfiction I've read on Tomato. First, it doesn't arbitrarily break up the main characters or add unreasonable buffs to them, and it doesn't overshadow their own brilliance. Second, the character designs are excellent, the foreshadowing is just right, and while the plot doesn't completely follow the original work, it cleverly fits it.

Very good, clear logic, interesting plot, excellent!

Wow, this book is really good! It's destined to be a hit, so I'm destined to become the store manager! So come follow me, like my post, or comment on my post! This book is truly well-written, objectively and objectively described with a clear structure and rich content. It feels like not many people are reading it; it seems careless. Why are there only 21 reviews so far? Now there are 41?

I haven't watched much, but I feel the premise is good. In a world where big data is dominated by pirates and marines, this journalist storyline is very refreshing. The only downside is that the Devil Fruit abilities aren't very appealing, which might be frustrating. As a transmigrator, you can use all sorts of ideas to develop Devil Fruits, but I feel there's not much room for development in yours.

Those looking for a lighthearted read can leave now. The writing is very realistic, with many descriptions of the size of things beyond what's realistically sized, otherwise I can't really imagine it. At this pace, if the author can write more than 2 million words, it should be pretty good; if it's less than 2 million, it will definitely become sloppy later on.

It took me two days to read the latest chapter, and I can only say that this is the best One Piece novel I've read recently. The protagonist isn't overly aggressive or extreme, and the original plot is also very well written. I hope the author keeps it up! 👍 I don't mean anything by it, I just wanted to recommend two One Piece fanfics that I really like: 1.

The content is concise, logically clear, and very realistic.

I must say, this novel really suits my taste, and the protagonist's personality is just as appealing. It also has foreshadowing, with the protagonist having quite a few aliases. The author's original creation, the "fruit" (a specific character or plot device), is also very unique, becoming more and more exciting as it unfolds.

The book is good, but there aren't many reviews, which is strange.

It's good, but I sincerely hope there will be less filler. Although One Piece fanfiction is like this, it's really hard to read. If I had internet access, I wouldn't bother reading it even if I downloaded the novel.