One Piece: The Gentleman Is a Great Writer

It can be said to be a pirate version of a writer's book. It's very good. The development trend of pirate novels has always been written from the pattern of pirates → adventurers → navy → revolutionary army. This one directly adds a thinker route.

Very interesting, looking forward to the latest content The latest plot is annoying and boring. Quit the trap

I feel it's a bit too slow to warm up, but it's also the best among the best. The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel

Overall, it was well written. I basically finished reading the chapters, but it just wasn't to my liking. The main reason is not what I said in the comment area. My first thought when I saw the title of the book was that just like those literary giants in the Republic of China, they changed the destinies of others and even the world structure through words and speech. Although this book is generally in this direction, it is more like a novel copied from an Internet article. The opening chapter does not show the power of words, but the author "adopted" three children, which can be regarded as changing their destiny. There was a period in the middle where it felt like the years were peaceful, but ended up causing trouble and a series of ridiculous plots. Then he started drawing comics, which were serialized into three volumes, and he also started to enter newspapers. The plot found that except for a few children who personally felt a little abrupt, it was basically traceable and relatively smooth.

It is very interesting and interesting. It is a relatively new existence in pirate fan fiction. However, this kind of subject matter is destined to be a long chapter and a relatively slow-burning novel. The plot is well controlled and there is no boring text. I have read 54 chapters so far. According to the current pace and no one is deliberately looking for trouble, it should be possible to score a 7 points. If the rhythm is appropriate, it will not be a problem to get an 8 points. Overall, it still has potential, but it can easily fall apart.

It looks so good. I look forward to seeing many classics appear on the show (please ask the little prince!!! [Like this post] [Like this post]

A very novel angle and a very good idea, but the sense of immersion in the world of One Piece is very low. Maybe it is different from the impression of One Piece, but it does not affect it. It is an excellent idea. It's getting better and better. It's a book with a pirate cloak. Don't read it as a pirate. At first, I also wanted to read a hot-blooded fan novel. But it's not bad and it still suits my taste. The author needs to change the title of the book, otherwise fans will conflict with the content. Unless you are like me and can read both.

The beginning is very good. I couldn't help but calm down and watch it. It's a pity that if a good writer doesn't do his job, he suddenly goes out and writes about Devil Fruits and has dozens of them wet. This book can be considered a different one.

This is the first time I see a literary hero in One Piece. It seems very exciting so far, but I don't know if the plot will collapse in the future.

After reading Chapter 61, so far, there is no problem. Writing Robinson Crusoe was the first step towards living a normal life, attracting the attention of the World Economic News through poetry, and opening up sales for young people and the world through the comics Naruto, Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Seven Heroes, and Spell Return (compared to magic, Naruto's chakra is more suitable for pirates, I think. I saw someone using this as a poison). Contact Morgans by expanding or developing newspaper functions to obtain Devil Fruits. I think the plot arrangement is quite reasonable, and I haven't encountered any bad points. Please give it a five-star review and follow-up reading to sponsor it. Don't die [please update]