One Piece: In the Name of the Marines

I highly recommend everyone to read this book. The protagonist is very righteous and a very good person. If you pick up a Devil Fruit, you will turn it in to the Navy. If you see someone insulting a Celestial Dragon, you will immediately turn it in to a Celestial Dragon. He has a very strong sense of justice.

This book is very innovative and has a good foothold. However, there are too many reports. Even these chapters feel like reading a government work report. Don't write in such detail. Too much data will make many people feel awkward. This may be the key to dividing it up. The author still has great ideas. Stick with it.

It's cool, and the overall concept is okay, but some of it is too "taken for granted", and the terms used to describe some industry majors seem too fake and empty, with no real sense. I read the author's two books and have this problem. I hope the author will continue to work hard and produce higher quality works! [Like][Like][Like]

Why haven't the ratings come up yet? The writing is better than most fanfics. It has been added to the bookshelf. Five-star review! Authors, please don't stop updating and don't change platforms. Many authors wrote that their books have been removed from the shelves and changed to other platforms.

More updates, books like One Piece and Naruto are basically about killing and killing, and the protagonist's strength is the first priority. Even those who are engaged in revolution are relatively empty, as if they can live a good life directly after being defeated and liberated. It is too flat. This book is written from the perspective of an ordinary person who found problems and solved them after getting rid of cheating, and began to liberate the world step by step. Just too little

A rare pirate novel, come on

It's still interesting [laughs evilly]

This book is a breath of fresh air among many One Piece fans, and it is very good [like][like][like]

Very nice. The plug-in for starting farming at the grassroots level is also very cool

Very good book, must read it