One Piece: The Straw Hat Pirates’ Painter Assassin
海贼之草帽团的画家杀手
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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281Chapters
730Reads · 30 days
63.9kReads · all time
8.0Score
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I've Been Hooked on One Piece Lately. Any Good One Piece Fanfiction?
Hand them all over to me.
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One Piece + Straw Hat Crew + Nami + System
One Piece + main cast + Nami + System
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One Piece, Joins the Crew, Overpowered, and Not Abandoned Mid-Story
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A System in the One Piece World, Traveling with Luffy's Crew
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A Ship-Crew Story Where the Protagonist Is the Vice-Captain and Doesn't Change the Original Plot
I'd like to read something like "One Piece: The Mechanic of the Straw Hat Crew".
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Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Joins Luffy, and They Laugh and Grow Together
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Any One Piece Novels Where Luffy’s a Crew Mate and Nami and Boa Hancock Are His Wives?
A powerful protagonist with a System.
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One Piece Novels Where the Hero Grows Alongside the Main Crew
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Looking for One Piece Stories Where the Protagonist Joins the Crew as Vice Captain and Isn't Afraid of Nami
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The Protagonist Joins the Straw Hats
The protagonist joins the Straw Hat Pirates
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Transmigrate into One Piece and Join the Crew, with a System
I don't want the protagonist to be invincible right from the start.
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The Protagonist Transmigrates to One Piece, Joins the Straw Hat Pirates on Their Adventures, with Nami as the Heroine
Robin would work too. She goes on adventures with Luffy and eventually reaches Laugh Tale.
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Looking for One Piece Fics Where Nami Is the Female Lead and Unbeatable at Hand-to-Hand Combat
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Offering a Big Reward for Pirate Novels Set on Luffy’s Ship
Looking for books like The Straw Hat Pirates: A Traveler's Laid-Back Life.
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Transmigrate to One Piece and Join Luffy's Crew, Preferably with No Female Lead or Overpowered Protagonist
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It's alright. I was drawn in by the title and the two female protagonists, but then I found out that the protagonist's abilities had nothing to do with drawing; she just liked drawing. And for me, the main problem was that the protagonist's memories were erased, which instantly killed most of my interest. Of course, this might be a plus for others; everyone has their own preferences and opinions. Overall, it's worth a look.
The first three chapters are brilliantly conceived and straightforwardly designed. First, they explain the nature of the time travel and the price the author paid: the protagonist trades his memories of the plot for the monster physique and Devil Fruit of the One Piece world.
Overall: Pretty good, I personally think it's good. 1. The protagonist loses memories of the One Piece storyline, not all memories of his past life. 2. The pacing is slow due to the dual female leads. 3. It's a ship-following storyline, the ensemble cast is well-developed, and there are original characters (who also join the ship).
Just a personal note: because I usually write after get off work in the evenings, my mind isn't always clear, so there might be some mistakes. I hope everyone can point them out. As for what some people call "toxic" parts, I can only say that everyone has their own taste, and I hope everyone can find a book they enjoy. 💕💕💕
I especially like the main character; he seems very cool to me, and the character is very vivid.
It's not bad. You can continue reading if you can accept these two flaws: 1. The memory deletion at the beginning and 2. The rambling narrative in the early stages. By Water Seven, the author seems to have found the rhythm, and the writing gets better and better.
It's very well written. I thought the protagonist's ability was related to drawing, but I was wrong. I'd like to give the author some feedback: it's better to leave out the characters on the ship and not include any romantic pairings.
A very good story, it would be better if there was more romance.
Great, the daily interactions between everyone are very interesting and heartwarming.
Is it completely over now?