One Piece: An Electrical Engineering Major Gets the Rumble-Rumble Fruit

It feels like the high-quality pirate novels of previous years. The protagonist clearly knows his own strengths and weaknesses, has his own goals, and there are no gaps in his character. All in all, it is currently one of the top pirate fanfics on Tomato. The disadvantage is that there are too few updates! ! Lao Deng protects chapters for me! !

You can take a look at the complicated ingredients. The author is very detailed. What I like the most is the native Pirates' feelings about the protagonist's perspective. For example, Doflamingo longs to pull down the Celestial Dragons from the altar because he has witnessed hell at a young age and does not believe in beauty, but now he has seen the Angel Fruit (from his perspective) and understands the protagonist's ambition to establish a kingdom of heaven in this chaotic and sinful era. The series of psychological fluctuations caused by inner confusion and conflict with reality are very comfortable to watch. Similarly, there are Crane's evaluation and the rescued navy. I didn't see any poisonous points, and the ingredients are not complex enough so it might be difficult to read, but overall it's still a good fanfic [like]

The character creation is very good, and the development of the Thunder Fruit is not limited to the Thunder Chakra mode or the cliché routines such as Chidori. After reading this book, reading this book, and then reading other One Piece fans, I suddenly feel nothing.

The content is very detailed. This style looks very comfortable. I don't know if physical fitness will be improved in the future, and what about domineering? After all, it is still a pirate fan at heart (although it is only 20 chapters, it feels so long) The author, please come on (ᗜˬᗜ)

This is one of the most exciting One Piece fanfics I have ever read. There is no delay in getting the girl, and the battle scenes are very tense. The protagonist's portrayal of Dawn Queen's vest is really outstanding. If it weren't for the lack of mystery in the main perspective, the pressure from the perspective of the Knight of God is really full. Unfortunately, it seems that the author does not intend to write a very long novel, and will probably limit the plot to the world of pirates. I really want to see the protagonist yank technology after unifying the pirate world, surpass the speed of light, rush out of the universe, and conquer the star sea. Technology + Devil Fruit, unlimited imagination. The direct collision between Devil Fruit users and alien civilizations creates unparalleled creations and unparalleled grand scenes. That is the real charm that One Piece should have!

The first 8 chapters are about the protagonist laying the foundation and doing logistics, and there are original characters. It is recommended to continue reading, starting from the descent into the sea. This book is about a vest, with three vests in a large size, black, white and gray, and the backgrounds are logically closed to each other. The protagonist is cautious and never fights head-on. His physical skills and domineering skills are very weak. All four characters can be crushed by long-range attacks. He can defeat the Four Emperors hundreds of miles away and cannot fight back. No one except Kizaru can touch the protagonist. He forces the opponent to use long-range attacks. The fruit abilities are really good. The four abilities are all thunderous but behave like four fruits. I have never lost my horse. The plot is reasonable without ruining the characters, different things can be done without being confused, and the characters of the original work are well restored. The protagonist is a stallion, but he doesn't collect them randomly. Everyone has a love line. He has children, but they don't play a big role in the plot. Only the queen collects a harem. Several vests have highlights, the villain's vest is the most handsome and cool with highlights, and the Shichibukai vest has the most expressive power without any pressure in terms of combat power.

It's a very interesting book. The following is my personal evaluation of Chapter 1 of Volume 1 and Chapter 53 of Volume 2. In terms of content: The content is also very in line with the mentality of time travellers. If you travel to the pirate world in peacetime, how can you overthrow the world government just because you see the suffering of civilians? (Would you make it your lifelong goal to work hard just because others are suffering? Most people must help within their ability.) Traveling back in time is definitely a time to enjoy the blessings of being together, especially when you are so handsome, and the pace is very good and not too draggy, and the writing is very nice I listened to the whole book and didn't find anything strange. In terms of fruits: The development of the Thunder Fruit is quite hard-core (scientifically, it can be seen that the author is very careful to check the information), and it is also in line with the setting of the original Devil Fruit (derived from people's wishes). After awakening, it also becomes a fantasy beast species (version answer) Some suggestions for the author: I hope that the protagonist's domineering and physical constitution can be enhanced (you can make the physique stronger after awakening from the phantom beast species or transform the blood factor, after all, it is the same thing as the devil fruit that runs through the work of One Piece) and add the ability of the great swordsman (after all, he has obtained the black sword Shusui)

The writing of this book is very good. The author is the reincarnation of Lao Deng. The development of Thunder Fruit is very scientific and rigorous, and it is well-founded (supported by real cases/theoretical knowledge, and the professional terminology of electromagnetics seems very bluffing). It is very enjoyable to read. Multiple heroines

It's a really good pirate novel. You may need a little patience in the beginning. If you don't have the patience, you can skip to Chapter 21 of Volume 5 to read about the handsome guy (here the protagonist wears a vest, and this Liming Qing is so handsome and the portrayal is very vivid). The thunder fruit has been developed to a whole new level and can be explained scientifically. If the author's rating is down, I'll give it 5 stars. I hope the author's books will get better and better (I saw some comments earlier about writing about children). There really aren't many plots about children in this book. The protagonist is a king and has a child. It doesn't matter. After all, he is an archangel that everyone loves.

It has a lot of imagination, knows how to organize things, and the plot is smooth, except for the emotional line, which is a little awkward. In other aspects, such as the excellent character creation and the obvious outline of the main and branch plots, the quality of this book is already the best in Tomato.