The Jellyfish Pirates in the Age of Rocks

It is a well-written original fan novel. I feel that entering the vast world of Pirates means going on adventures, rather than trying to overturn this and that every day like other fan books. It is purely sick. I have basically read the Pirates fanfics of Qidian and Tomato.

Some details are too elaborate and feel like Pirates of the Caribbean, such as the Hanaliu disease in the crew details, and even the low-quality intestines. These can be thrown to the ship's doctor, because the painting style of One Piece is inherently abstract, and the physical structures of real people are very different. This realistic and detailed description could be more general. It is suggested that the word "common people" can be replaced by "civilians" or "poor people", and it can also be extended to the meaning of "slums", which makes it appear lower than common people. Nowadays, in life or in games, the word "common people" is used more often. The overall writing style is pretty good, it's the gold among Tomato's many shit works, come on

It's a pretty good adventure story. When I first started reading One Piece, I just watched Luffy and his gang going on adventures in various places. Now, One Piece novels are basically about flying into the air every second, and then getting entangled with Rocks and his gang.

It's very interesting to watch, the plot settings are good, the combat power has been steadily improved, and there are no bad points. The only poisonous thing is the protagonist's fruit haha. The stinging jellyfish is really poisonous, but I don't know if it is a phantom beast species. I will make a bold guess about the animal type, the human fruit, the phantom beast species, and the moon jellyfish form. (In ancient Japanese mythology, jellyfish are called "Ugetsu", which means the moon in the sea. They are the messengers of the ocean gods.)

This is the pirate world of my dreams, my hope for the distance and my desire for adventure. A longing for the world. Bonds with partners. The exhilaration of traveling the world. The wonderful struggle for dreams and ideals. Each character is vivid and flesh-and-blood. . It takes me back to the time I watched One Piece. Isn't this what we are pursuing? The fascinating new sea route among pirates, the primitive world of desert ice and the legendary sky island. Everything is my childhood dream. [Cry][cry][cry]

The early stage is great, and I can see the adventurous spirit that is different from other pirate novels. The disadvantage is that the protagonist's abilities are not obvious. In the middle period, we experienced major events, and there were many more plots in which the protagonist used his abilities. But Moji said that his strength has improved. When fighting, he either runs away or runs away. The legendary king of defeat and the legendary king of escape. I was disgusted when I saw the Wano Country chapter. I gave it up after reading the previous chapter.

A very good One Piece fanfic, even if I don't watch One Piece I can still read it Here are the pros and cons Advantages (personal opinion) 1. The protagonist does not have the mentality of a time traveler, but really integrates into this world. 2. The protagonist is not a god and will make mistakes and lose. But the mind is strong. 3. The plot is not static and will change according to the actions of the protagonist. 4. Combat power increases steadily and will not suddenly increase to a very high level or become very low. 5. The protagonist's outlook on life is normal. 6. The supporting characters and protagonists have good emotional descriptions. Disadvantages 1. Some plots are draggy 2. The reason why Warring States identified the protagonist is slightly lacking in details. 3. The early plot transition was too fast, and the more detailed growth process of the protagonist was lost. Overall review: A very good fan fiction, worth reading. Detailed rating 4.2 Points (out of 5 points)

Although the storyline is relatively smooth, it is very suitable for a slow pace. Reading their stories is like watching a new group of adventures. There is no particularly fast or unexpected strength improvement, and there are no particularly weird or abrupt plot connections. It is a book that is very suitable for slow reading.

It's good and very interesting. This novel doesn't just focus on descriptions of powerful moves. It doesn't focus on killing without thinking. Instead, it focuses on scene selection. It's more like a travelogue. The adventures of a jellyfish captain are a rare category for Tomatoes. I personally think it's very good. It's very relaxing and natural. I support it with five stars!

It's very interesting, with lots of details and good writing. It's slow-paced. The author portrays the protagonist very well. It gives me a sense of adventure and growth like in the early and middle stages of One Piece. Moreover, the author writes a lot of six or seven chapters a day.