One Piece: Starting from the Farm, I Plant the Black Cat Pirates

Extremely poisonous; they all remain silent upon seeing it. Who in their right mind would board Luffy's ship? A stupid captain, a lecherous cook with lustful desires but no guts, a directionally challenged swordsman, and a trio of cowards—if it weren't for the protagonist's plot armor, they'd be wiped out countless times. Robin's practically the only normal person on the entire ship.

This One Piece fanfiction is quite original. It follows the ship's path, but it's not a babysitting story. You can see that the protagonist wants to use Luffy's background and strength to obtain some top-tier resources, so the protagonist inserts a lot of plot points, such as preventing the showdown between Mihawk and Zoro from happening. Everything is for the sake of maximizing profits.

I've read all 47 chapters without any problems. The approach is to act decisively when necessary, avoiding situations where the enemy is waiting for their weapons to be ready. The key is to win by any means necessary, which is excellent. Five stars.

It's pretty good, no major flaws. Seeing the 2-star reviews, I'm giving it a boost to improve the book's rating.

So far, I've read up to chapter seventeen and it seems pretty good. After Sabaody Archipelago, the author probably didn't want to write anymore and just ended it hastily. 😏

I've watched over 100 episodes, but the harvest is just too slow. It's been several episodes already; shouldn't the plot have progressed to the point where the harvest is finally happening? That farm...

It's easy to follow the boat's rhythm, go with the flow, and use its momentum against it—pretty good, worth watching.

It's quite good; the main character plays a significant role and isn't just a useless crew member.

Joining a group but not acting as a babysitter; while it may suppress one's abilities, the excuses are natural; writing not only the main storyline but also the theatrical version.

The invincible protagonist type has the ability to survive; with a single thought, they can enter a planting space, making them virtually invincible. Aside from following the main character, they're unlikely to escape unscathed.