Anime Crossover: Cultivating Immortality, Starting with One Piece

I have read a lot of books about "One Piece". Most of the protagonist's positions are black and white, and you will always get bored after reading it for a long time. This book won't. In the words of the book, the protagonist's position is like a "delicate gray". Through a simple and easy-to-understand subjective perspective, it interprets the author's "pirate" world view in a unique way. The author's writing style focuses on the scenes, interactions, exchanges and dialogues between characters. Although the battle scenes are not described too much, they are just right. There will be no embarrassing situation of feeling tired after reading or having no feelings after reading. "Do Confucian things, follow legal principles, practice Taoism, and have compassion." It is vividly reflected in this book. I like!

The protagonist in this book treats the characters as real people and has a very comfortable way of getting along with him. It has been well received.

Nice! I love so much! I won't talk about the plot, I've mentioned spoilers, but the arrangement is very reasonable! And the sudden humor of the protagonist (author) made me laugh!

It's great that the main character is a marine, who is very popular with Sengoku, Garp and other big guys. The daily fights are very interesting. No Sengoku Senbei survived, making up for all the regrets of not having Z brothers, Sengoku's son, grandson (Luo), Robin not wandering, etc. Now the five old stars are also stunned by the tiger.

It's so good. It's a pirate novel worth staying up late to read.

The plot is coherent and super interesting!!!! Only discovered now

The score of the new book is a bit lower, but the story of human affairs is very good, and the writing style is relatively smooth. It is much better than those books that scored 9 points. It has been a long time since I encountered a book that I can read with a smile. I don't go out of my way to describe the characters. The battles are also concise and concise. It is very comfortable to read and contains daily sentences. It's also easy to read, and there are occasional mistakes in the names, but it's harmless and not brainless. It's just that there are too few chapters at the moment, and I don't think it's enough. I originally thought that it would be within a hundred chapters, but I didn't have any hope of reading it. I changed it after reading a few chapters. I didn't expect that there was a surprise.

It's very good. I enjoyed watching it. There are no poisonous points so far. The pirate chapter looks like it will take about a hundred chapters to finish.

It's pretty good. The only pity is that Akainu is a bit black. Personally, I still like Akainu. Although he killed Ace, there is no soldier who wouldn't kill someone, let alone for his own beliefs. Although it is not a masterpiece, it is a fanfic worth recommending. Relaxed and cheerful. Readers who are too demanding about connotation can withdraw it 😂 What is worthy of praise is that the author's three views are really correct! (Unlike some novels, they care about bounties and military achievements. Those who care about this will start to become anti-social when they feel a little wronged) It's very rigorous. This should be the reason why this book has a high score. It's not subdued, but it's well-founded. I hope I don't have a harem. In fact, it's quite good without a female protagonist. Nowadays, no matter movies, TV series or novels, there are emotional lines. I'm really a bit tired of aesthetics 😂

Very good. This is the first time I have seen such a beautiful One Piece fanfic. The writing is also good.