One Piece: Ghost Ship Captain, Growing Stronger by Capturing Souls

It's quite good, mainly because the abilities and fight scenes are really well-written and vivid. The abilities are novel, unlike other fanfiction where the same old physical techniques and familiar Devil Fruits are overused. The female characters don't have any off-putting or plot holes; the logic is consistent.

🙂 In the latest chapter of the manga, the Navy has truly become a clown; justice has become a complete joke. Surely no one is trying to defend this? There are a bunch of clowns in the comments too. The protagonist has been killing insanely without ever having a woman, yet people are accusing him of having a harem and being toxic. The protagonist starts by fighting someone with Haki; are there really more and more elementary school kids reading this?

That's really good, really good. But, well, I don't know how to use the abilities anymore. The Soul Flame seems to burn souls too; in battle, just throw it at the enemy and it's done. And the Ghost Ship has Ghost Chains, right? Just shoot them at the souls of the living; it's a mental attack, and it targets the soul specifically.

A perfect score! It was so enjoyable to read, and it made me realize my own path. This is the perfect pirate hunter! Much better than those other characters who end up as pirates but aren't quite right in the end. The Navy is after him, but the protagonist sticks to his principles and doesn't care what they think. It's a great read. Keep up the good work, author! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

The plot is reasonable, the characters are intelligent, and most importantly, the pirate killing is satisfying. In Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece, pirates are the most detestable characters; from the protagonists to the villains, they all deserve to die.

Almost there! Just wanted to comment. In the last few chapters, the protagonist and the others in the fandom have been killing off a bunch of characters. There's a particularly interesting scene: Luffy sees the protagonist kill the Candle Man and insists on going after him, only to be knocked unconscious by the protagonist.

As the author, giving it five stars isn't too much to ask, right?

The protagonist has so far killed every pirate. I wonder if Luffy will eventually die at the protagonist's hands?

He is ruthless in his killings and currently sides with the common people, thus opposing both pirates and the Celestial Dragons. Because of his opposition to the Celestial Dragons, he is also currently hostile to the Marines, though he has a certain level of understanding with Akainu.

It's a great read, with excellent writing and a smooth flow. In chaotic times, only killing matters; kill a million pirates to become king of kings. A savior of the poor, a hero to the cannon fodder. If there were three Sky Knights, who wouldn't want to be a hero?