One Piece: If You're Nika, Then What Am I?

Not bad, better written than Cavendish's Thunder Fruit.

Reading the comments, many people don't like it, but I think it's pretty good. The concept of the private design is very good, and the route of liberating the world is also very good. It doesn't seem cliché. I support the author, but I hope it doesn't end badly. One Piece fandom is too easy to end, so Oda stabbed this one in the back.

I like the protagonist's character very much. One of the most rare qualities in the world is tolerance - the protagonist can persuade Enilu to get on board without using force [Like] I don't think Aaron is a person who trusts humans. Even if he is convinced and he knows he is wrong, then what about the people he persecuted before? In short, he is not able to accept Aaron as a crew member.

I feel like your writing is really excellent. You combine some bits and pieces into a logically complete story. Anyway, I can't see any flaws at the moment.

Fortunately, the male protagonist is a eunuch. I originally thought that he would take the second personality when he got better, but it turned out not to be the case.

It's really well written

So pretty. I simply can't get enough of it, it's the best pirate novel I've read recently.

Cavendish myself

Okay, it's cool as long as it's cool

I feel like it's a high-quality book.