One Piece: From the West Blue to the Grand Line, I Slaughter My Way Forward!

My brand new book is out! The protagonist doesn't plan to establish his own faction or build a team; he'll become powerful on his own! He's the kind of character who does whatever he wants, and will cut down anyone who messes with him (unless he can't win).

Keep it up, author! This is a rare gem of a One Piece story (far better than those overpowered protagonists, forced system missions, and harem plots)—I hope the rest of the story continues to keep me excited. I wonder if the author will give Andy a Devil Fruit later on (it doesn't need to be too strong, just an interesting and useful one would be best).

The way the author portrays Robin's utterly timid demeanor when facing the protagonist ignited my (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for sarcastic or critical commentary) spirit. Overall, it's not too bad, and worth reading. There's a reason for the low rating; it's an urban web novel version of One Piece fanfiction.

Ee ha ha ha Is there enough words? 😏

After reading over a hundred chapters, I feel the logic is clear, and it doesn't have as many flaws as other One Piece novels. There aren't any characters who suddenly become ridiculously overpowered. Also, could you tell me if they recruited Perona later? I want to see her defeat animation! 😏

This is probably a good watch for people who don't have any trustworthy friends. Waking up to find your friend missing and not worrying about their safety but instead thinking they don't want to hang out with you anymore and don't trust you—that's pretty awesome.

When Blackbeard spoke of dominance in Impel Down, he wasn't referring to actual dominance. He was saying that Luffy was becoming more and more domineering, and he was talking about his aura. Before Luffy entered Impel Down, he was on Amazon Lily. There, the islanders told him he only knew brute force and didn't know Haki—you could check if that's true.

One Piece: Reincarnation, Bounty Points System Intelligent, decisive, and efficient; born in the West Sea, with parents in the mafia; tentatively assigned as an accomplice, Robin. He corrected many plot holes from Oda's work; he's 15 years old, 2.3 Meters tall, and very handsome. The writing is decent, worth reading.

The yacht is almost upgraded, so I'll give you a team contract to quickly boost your strength. Crew members can also earn bounty shares from enemies they kill. It's difficult to fight alone in a group, but if you want to solo, you'll need to place your hind legs in a safe place, like a small encampment (space-based) where they can drop items similar to the Castle Fruit. As for pure gold, you can get it using Bakara later.

What you wrote perfectly matches my impression of the Navy. If the Navy were truly good, the Revolutionary Army wouldn't have been able to develop in a non-member state. If the Navy blocked the entrance to the Grand Line, a Navy Vice Admiral would have essentially blocked their path. Sengoku couldn't have been unaware of this, but he didn't make any arrangements.