One Piece: From the Start with the Naruto-style Karma, I Possess Imu

Barely 4 stars. Except for the beginning, the rest of the content is almost the same as writing a diary. It seems to have changed a lot of the plot, but there is no detailed description. It is all written in one stroke. It is the same as the diary. The character design is good in all aspects, otherwise three stars would be more suitable.

Full marks. The author did a good job integrating Leviathan's abilities into the world of pirates, and the protagonist's combat power was also designed very reasonably. The protagonist was a bit weak at the beginning, but that was to prevent the prisoner's consciousness from coming out prematurely, but after only a dozen chapters, he was basically invincible. Moreover, the protagonist is also decisive in killing, starting to destroy the Valley of the Gods in the second chapter, destroying the Red Earth Continent in the 20th and 30th chapters, and directly disbanding the world government after Im escaped. It fits very well with the main character, Narushiki, who is afraid of the world being in chaos and just wants to become a god 🤔. The protagonist changes the plot to a great extent, and fan fiction must change the plot, unlike many pirate novels that only follow the plot. And the most important thing is that the protagonist is not a eunuch, nor is he a depressive prisoner who is hungry for food, nor is he a silly male protagonist who makes love all day long [laughs] There is no boring love story in this book. Overall, the protagonist is quite to my liking. So far, it's a good read. I've really struck gold. Readers, feel free to rush 👍 In addition, the author should work hard and update. Even less than 100,000 words is still too few. I wish the author will reach 100,000 readers as soon as possible [please update]

So far, it's okay. The protagonist used Leviathan's ability to pollute Yimu. Yimu thought that the protagonist was going to destroy the world, and Yimu was so scared that Yimu abandoned his body and ran away. He wanted the protagonist to take the place of "Imu" and fight Joeyboy, so that Joeyboy could save the world. After half-seizing the body and forcing Yimu away, the privileges of the Tianlong people were lifted, and the era of great chaos on the sea started.

How to say it? It's very interesting. This idea of ​​the author is the only one in the entire Internet. However, One Piece is a relatively niche subject, and coincidentally, Mingchao is a niche subject in fan fiction. If the two niches are combined, I will push the book more and see if I can save it.

The setting is novel and breaks the traditional opening. There is basically no poisonous point. There is still a part of the excitement, and the writing is quite good. You must work hard, the number of words is not enough now, the rating will go up if there are more words later.

It would be nice if the author could change the name of the protagonist

Boldly changed the original plot, and the change was great

It's quite interesting, but it's a pity that not many people are watching it, so the ending will probably be hasty 🍉

It felt good to me after reading it. I originally wanted to read dozens of chapters, but after finishing it, I found out that it was about to be separated. What happened? Come on, big brother who plays Mingchao

Although I don't know why I think those who write about a single world are more acceptable than those who write about the world, at least the author is okay