One Piece: I Just Want to Play Support

It's neither good nor bad; the content flows relatively smoothly, but it has a certain AI element. The theme leans towards a behind-the-scenes approach. Being free, it doesn't have any major flaws. If you're looking for a protagonist with absolute justice, this book doesn't fit the bill. The AI aspect gets stronger as it goes on. If you don't mind that, you can read it.

A decent One Piece novel, a rare one with a (personal) strategic protagonist. The protagonist uses his powerful Observation Haki and Devil Fruit abilities to create an intelligence network, allowing the Navy to eliminate pirates with minimal casualties. Currently updated to chapter 47, the protagonist hides his true strength throughout, but his displayed combat power is not weak.

It's exceptionally well-written! A naval perspective, unpretentious, and with its own unique insights!

A rare gem of a One Piece-themed story, full of intellectual depth.

Not bad, but Devil Fruit abilities aren't completely immune to water. At the end of the Marineford War, Kizaru's laser beam hit the water, which was seawater, not a black hole.

It's quite good. I'll contact the editor to discuss changing the title, but given the current situation, it's difficult to get approval. Besides, I feel your writing style and content are more suited to Qidian.

It's beautiful, absolutely gorgeous!

It's alright, good for watching when you have nothing to do.

You can view and save it.

To be honest, I haven't finished watching it yet, and I don't know why I haven't given it a rating. It should be 6 or 7 points; the earlier parts were worth at least 8.