One Piece: I’m Not Interested in Devil Fruits

It's pretty good. His current subordinates are: Crocodile, Thunderbolt Jin, Zhepu, Kozaburo, Zoro's father, and Beckman. The plot is also okay, nothing toxic or embarrassing. Although there are Pokémon skills, I still hope to eat a devil fruit. Vampires are good. They maintain youth + fantasy beast physical strength. Anyway, the protagonist has no shortage of attack methods. In the end, I still hope that Lao Sha will be one of the female protagonists. After all, the interaction with the protagonist is okay so far. Of course, if you don't know how to write emotional scenes, there's no need to go out of your way to write them. It's better to interact slowly like now, and just mention it once the foreshadowing is in place.

It's very interesting. I finished reading it in one go last night. This book has always been on my recommendation list, but I have never clicked on it. But I'm so lucky to have found it. Overall, this is a very smooth book with a cheerful style and distinctive characters (I really like the Penguin section, which is actually named Aoki Pheasant). It does not limit the combat power. As mentioned before, the skill slots and characteristic slots are limited, but they are no longer available in Chapter 90. Moreover, the author has given the protagonist a lot of growth skills, which can allow him to gain twenty times the effort, and the speed of getting stronger is quite satisfactory. Now the protagonist's combat power is similar to that of a little golden lion, and he can fight against generals head-on. There are no flaws in the plot, but it still needs to match the author's airwaves. The author is quite good at blending jokes. The timeline is a few years before Roger went to the Final Island, and many of the characters and crew are from the older generation. However, is it true that Lao Sha won't accept the sexual transformation? He obviously changed his gender specially...

It has been verified to be authentic and identified as: Chun Chun Shuang Wen There is no overpowering part that stinks. The author obviously has his own ideas about the direction of the plot, and the characterization of the characters is not too stereotyped. Although I haven't read many pirate novels, this book is at least of an excellent level. As for the heroine, I have accepted one so far, but I am not sure whether it is pure love or a harem. I don't care about this, as long as the emotional issues are written up to standard. After all, "Ah, it's so complicated, but it's a pity that I have never been in love."

I saw a pretty good fanfic so far. The characters are basically in line with the original work. The dialogues have a pirate flavor and are not obtrusive. Compared with ordinary fanfics, which often drag a few old acquaintances on board, the crew requirements of this one are relatively more in line with the pirate world view. Not to mention all, I have at least read most of the Pirates fanfics on various platforms. This one is quite comfortable among them. The characters involved in the original work are all in line with the characters in the original work, whether it is dialogue style or personality behavior. This is not abrupt. This alone is Very few fans can abide by it. Another good highlight is that it restores the early passionate and funny style of One Piece. Anyone with some experience in One Piece fans knows that there are basically no funny stories in One Piece fans. Most of their jokes revolve around the description of Garp.

It's very interesting, especially the author who writes better and better. The first few dozen chapters are a bit green, but the later chapters get better and better. I think the battles in the latest chapters are really good, and they don't overwhelm the combat power. I recommend [like] [like] [like]

At present, it is a generally qualified and refreshing article, very clean, and does not contain any disgusting private goods, but it feels like it is coming to an end, and the value has expanded too quickly. Of course it's not as exaggerated as Luffy fucking the Yonko in two months, but it's almost the same

Not bad There's nothing too sinister about it except Crocodile turning into a woman.

It's good-looking, has a smooth rhythm, and the writing style is relaxed and funny. It should score at least 8 points.

It's a very interesting piece of pirate fiction. Currently, the heroine is not featured because she is too young, but the writing in the pirate fiction is really good. It is better than some old works that have been famous for a long time. The bond between the crew and the novel lineup of the pirate group are all eye-catching.

First of all, let me make it clear that I am not a mere passerby. I have read a lot of fanfics, including a lot about Pirates. This is the only one I have read in its entirety, and it is not bad at all. For those who say they have low combat power, you can actually think about how long you have been out at sea. Now that you have entered the second half of the Grand Line, your combat power is on par with the Four Emperors. Although it is not as powerful as the four emperors who followed it, but they are all on the same starting line. The protagonist has gone from a novice to the present in a short period of time, and he is just as good as those who have been practicing for decades. Those who just want to see the coolness can go out and turn right. This novel is a cool novel, but it is just right.