[No system] + [Destiny] + [Follow the boat] + [Make up for some regrets] + [Multiple heroines]
Billa, who was chosen by the goddess of destiny, came to the world of pirates. It may be due to luck. He ate the fruit of destiny at the beginning. What is the use of the fruit of destiny? Whose destiny will be rewritten? Someone else's? Or your own?
"My diary is for recording business! It's not a diary for holding grudges!"
"Nami, can you stop stealing my wallet?"
"No~"
"Sister Robin, I'm just trying to be cool... Bad-hearted? Ah... That's a little bit."
To kill time, I saw 44. It's quite consistent with the original work. The main character is also localized.
1: Follow the boat without changing the plot
2: Accept Nami or let Sanji come on board?
3: Use Luffy as a rope to tie Nami to the protagonist.
It's a very good book. The plot is clear. The shortcoming is that there are no updates.
The overall plot of this book is a novel one that follows the boat. The character settings and details in it are very attractive. Although it follows the boat, it does not have the shortcomings of the general follow-up book. Although the plot and the original work are repeated, it does not make people feel boring but is very novel. For other follow-up books, either the plot is too boring or the protagonist is It's too much drama, or the protagonist has too few roles. In short, it's a difficult balance. This book basically achieves it. The disadvantage is that it has been discontinued. I guess the author also found it too taxing and couldn't write anymore.
To kill time, I saw 44. It's quite consistent with the original work. The main character is also localized. 1: Follow the boat without changing the plot 2: Accept Nami or let Sanji come on board? 3: Use Luffy as a rope to tie Nami to the protagonist.
It's a very good book. The plot is clear. The shortcoming is that there are no updates. The overall plot of this book is a novel one that follows the boat. The character settings and details in it are very attractive. Although it follows the boat, it does not have the shortcomings of the general follow-up book. Although the plot and the original work are repeated, it does not make people feel boring but is very novel. For other follow-up books, either the plot is too boring or the protagonist is It's too much drama, or the protagonist has too few roles. In short, it's a difficult balance. This book basically achieves it. The disadvantage is that it has been discontinued. I guess the author also found it too taxing and couldn't write anymore.