One Piece: I Pull the Strings Behind the Scenes

I feel like there is no need for characters like Dad and Abao to appear. It's not about balancing yin and yang. It's just a big fight between the eight demons. Just fight whoever you see. If not, just have the three seafood generals.

Let's talk about the dog talisman. I think its form is the pinnacle of immortality. For specific reference, when Dad got the dog talisman, he shouldn't think like in the book, where his body will be destroyed by just a stronger attack. If people keep destroying your body, wouldn't it be useless?

It is a well-written new book. The overall writing is very fluent and in line with the imagination of the behind-the-scenes story. The protagonist does not appear too much and is not annoying. The perspective is also relatively broad. The ideas are interesting and not too dramatic. I hope it can be longer and include more stories about familiar and likeable characters in the world of pirates.

It looks pretty cool, come on, author. The characters in it are all well done, and there are also funny parts interspersed with the content. The eight demons finally have their own majesty and are so strong. SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star, and Squidward also have reserved characters, so they are not completely imitating the three generals. If you just want to feel refreshed and happy, I highly recommend this book.

I particularly like this kind of behind-the-scenes summoning flow, and the author pays special attention to details and respects the setting. It's a good book worth reading. It's just that it's difficult to write books on this kind of subject. Many of them have been discontinued. I hope the author can continue to update them.

There is no geographical concept in this novel. There is no time limit from A to B. The first step is to write and the second step is to arrive.

It's okay, but the protagonist's scenes behind the scenes may only add up to three chapters.

Please support the author. I feel like I still have the same problem. Don't write the protagonist into the world. Otherwise, there will always be people who lower the rating because the protagonist is not pretentious. There will always be a group of people behind the scenes who do this [eating melon]

Author, I think this book is very good. I finally have another book that I can look forward to, but it's just too small.

The ratings are out. It's not too much for the author to give himself a five-star rating. I'll continue coding... (Ps - an additional chapter will be added during the holidays)