One Piece: Adrift, You Can't Handle My Perfect Intangibility!

I'm a long-time fan of the author's three books, so this one is worth looking forward to and reading. However, I don't recommend the first book, "The Wanderer II," because it's generally mediocre and has a rather poor ending. The second book, "The Wandering Ghost," is worth reading; it's a significant improvement over the first one. 😘 (I'm a long-time fan of all three books, but I've never given a single penny in tips, hehe).

Goodbye, author. It was a difficult decision, but I hope we... See you again sometime. Because some unexpected things happened to me... The impact and blow have been quite significant, so this is a proper farewell. Really. I'll really miss you all; it was so great to have met you. I'm [number missing]. I stumbled upon your book a few days ago and it's truly a treasure.

It's great! I'm still hoping it will have a single female lead or no female lead at all. But it seems like Ling is the so-called female lead, though I really hope it's a single female lead. The main character has a great personality, and the plot is good too. It's definitely worth reading! I just hope the author writes more quickly, it's too short!

Ronin, oh ronin, a lone wanderer, suddenly an original apprentice appears, and I can only say goodbye. What I wanted to see was a solitary ronin adventuring in the world of One Piece, an invincible ronin, not the current babysitter.

It's quite witty. Books like "Wandering" are generally quite enjoyable as long as the characters aren't written out of character (OOC). The author has written several books already, so the quality shouldn't be a major issue; you can read it with confidence.

It's very good. The early episodes feature a lot of skill animations with floating ribbons, and the mid-game incorporates elements from One Piece, such as Haki and the Six Powers. Looking forward to the later developments. By the way, the animation for the drifting ribbon showed Wood Release, where a huge tree appears, and the character stands on it, raising his katana high with both hands. That was really cool, and I hope it can be included.

It's from the Ghost People, so eat with confidence. The author is absolutely trustworthy.

It's a pretty good fanfiction. If you can't beat someone, run away, get stronger, and come back when you can—it's satisfying. But the ending is a bit too idealistic. If his child got into trouble, I doubt he'd actually harm his own child. It feels a bit like Zhu Yuanzhang killing his old comrades who committed crimes.

The content is good. His character is adrift in the game of Earth and Stone, so many skills cannot be applied to the original Sharingan, Mangekyou Sharingan, and Rinnegan. But that's what makes it interesting, because the game's mechanics make the battles quite good. You won't be too invincible or too weak by using the game's mechanics.

It's a pretty funny fanfic. Every time the main character says something really exciting, I know the legendary runaway king has logged in! 🤦