One Piece: The Overlord Shakes the World

I feel like Rab is a bit busy somewhere.

After a quick look, one is that the pace of strength growth is a bit fast, and a general can be seriously injured in a hundred or dozens of chapters. I don't know how the subsequent plot will develop. The other is the problem of typos. Shanks' name appears several times in the middle. The first half is mainly an original plot, although there are some minor flaws, and there are some places that are not completely consistent with the details of the original work, such as Brooke. I personally think that overall the writing is okay.

The latest chapter has been pushed to about 150 pictures. The reason for giving full marks is that the degree of restoration is very high and the taste is the purest to the original. The protagonist is a fusion of Seti and One Piece, which is very suitable, and the author has obviously watched One Piece. The character development of the protagonist, including the itinerary of the pirate ship, takes many routes. It very much resembles the great pirate of Roger's time. Whether it is his behavior or his attitude towards his subordinates, he is completely a ferocious pirate. However, his behavior is clean and cruel, and at the same time he has a broad and generous heart. It is a very three-dimensional character creation. This book profoundly explains that pirates are not just a family, but a reality of life and death.

Finally, it is not a cookie-cutter thunder fruit. It has special abilities and can see. In fact, I think that although the causal fruit is not as comprehensive as the thunder fruit, I think it is not inferior in terms of strength.

I think it looks good,

Well written. Please rate the author.

It looks good. I hope the author doesn't finish it badly.

Come on, come on, come on

Wow wow wow, good

Great novel, recommend, recommend, recommend