One Piece: I’m an Old Veterinarian, Saving You Is as Easy as Breathing

Brothers, go in with confidence and boldness, it will definitely look good

The subject matter is very novel, the scary doctor is super funny, and the character of the protagonist is also very interesting. He is decisive in killing and protecting his children. The plot has a clear main line and unexpected changes. It is worth watching.

I think it's pretty good-looking. Invincible and funny. It looks easy and fun. Then I often see the author always saying things like "failed to pass the review", which is to suggest that it is enough to make some h meanings. If it is too much, it will actually change the taste. Moreover, it is not a problem if it is always detained. If the plot is not correct if it is changed, it will also affect the viewing experience.

It looks good, it looks good. I think the rating is about 8.6.

I originally thought I wouldn't be able to stand following the boat. But this humorous and funny scary doctor was beyond my expectations. At present, it seems that it may be a single female protagonist. It may also be a story without a female protagonist. The combat power part seems to be broken, but the author deliberately doesn't want it to break. So the overall look is neither good nor bad, but after all, he is a ship doctor, so it looks acceptable. Conclusion: It was quite refreshing at the beginning, but I got a little tired of it after Chapter 150. A perfect score of seven out of ten~

The new theme is very novel and funny. It is worth recommending.

How can I put it this way? I feel that this rating is very consistent with this book. I have been reading the whole text. Especially when I first read the book, I was really happy. I was a little immune later on, but I still feel that this book is good. The things about Im in the following are basically the author's own ratings. After analyzing and imagining it, I guess it's mostly imagination, but it's true that Im is very strong. After all, immortality, more aspects can definitely be increased. After all, the five old stars can play in the peak game. Generally speaking, it is a relaxing and joyful work. The most difficult Im is also given a card. It is recommended.

It's quite distinct and pretty, so I just wanted to ask if there's a female protagonist? It looks like there should be one, but I haven't finished reading it. But if there is a female protagonist, the setting should not change. If not, if it's well written, I won't change it.

It's okay, but the pace is a bit fast, and some of the hot-blooded famous scenes are too rushed. Although I like to watch the protagonist torture, no, it shouldn't be healing others, but it doesn't have to be like this from time to time. Some highlights from the original work can be interspersed, such as the friendship agreement between Luffy and Weiwei at the end. Less "patient" inner feelings, because readers cannot always like your "delicate" writing style. If you see characters who don't have a cold or read for a long time, you will feel fatigued and feel wet. During the treatment process, there can be an inner monologue of the "patient" followed by interruptions, and finally a feeling of "that's my lost youth" can be added to finish the work perfectly. There are too many characters in the back, and it would be too watery if it couldn't be written so "delicately" all the time. Also, I can see that you want to express the passion and bonding of the Straw Hats. Write more about this but the degree must be grasped, and then it will be perfect. Come on

I randomly found a novel before going to bed and planned to fall asleep listening to it. Let me summarize first, "After reading it in one sitting, it's very smooth, a little bit poisonous but not too much." The whole book has 1 million words, but the plot flow is not long. Most of the details are on the novel treatment methods. It is novel in the early stage but not innovative in the later stage. The introduction said that we were following a ship, but the actual time we followed the ship was very short, and we ended up on an island in the Grand Channel. There was no two-year appointment, and there was no new world. But it can be regarded as following the original work. The plot is driven by combat power, and the protagonist is basically undefeated, making it a great read. The system has a high sense of presence, and its essential system hard-drawing strength. In the later stage, due to the rapid expansion in the early and mid-term, it has obvious combat power. However, the issue of suppressing combat power was handled quite well. Only the Overlord was a bit perverted, but the others were acceptable. As for the emotional line, it can be said that the author wanted to write it, but he didn't seem to be very good at it, so he simply didn't write it. Robin and the Empress were well written, and the foreshadowing of the Peach Rabbit was also buried, but it was a pity that it was not written out. It can be seen that the middle period started to be patched, and the ending was a bit hasty and not perfect. The author is very dedicated. In general, the short plot and single process should be the drawbacks. Chopper and Drum Island get on the ship, go to Alabasta to fight Laosha, go to Sky Island to speed pass, then fight Blue Pheasant on Long Chain Island, cross the Seven Waters City to Judiciary Island to tease Peach Rabbit, then leave the ship to go to the new world, then kill the Draco, pick up the Empress, push forward the city, and finally hit the top, follow the ship and it's over. The author then uses his imagination. 2026.5.20