One Piece: I Found a Den Den Mushi from the Start

"This is my dream, Luffy! This is what I have dreamed of in my life! To see this cruel and vast world with my own eyes! Every second here, I am realizing my dream, it feels great!" I really like this sentence. By extension, the protagonist can be very optimistic and strong.

It's well written, funny and fun. I can't help but think about Devil Fruit after reading the author's introduction. 👍 I personally think that there are two more superhuman types in the Phantom Beast species, namely Bear's Meatball Fruit and Fujitora's Gravity Fruit. Otherwise, it's really not possible. Let's go through the Alabasta plot and finish the Thunder Fruit. Although there are many people writing about this, they are currently increasing their strength very quickly. He is the strongest. He can't beat the abilities of Bear and Fujitora. Otherwise, if it's really impossible, the whole real rubber fruit will be the protagonist 😏 🤦

I personally don't think the protagonist's combat power is a big problem, as long as he doesn't lag too far behind (after all, the protagonist is not a combatant). After reading too many cool articles, it seems that most people find it difficult to accept low combat power. I found the plot quite enjoyable, and it didn't tell all the things in the original story, it was much more streamlined. Overall it looks good

Although it is more popular, it also has its own characteristics. The protagonist's characterization is very distinct. He does not hide his time-travel identity all the time, but tells his friends. Overall, it can be regarded as the best among One Pieces [laughter]

I have always wanted to see a fan like this [Sparrow Food Masterpiece] with no system, no golden fingers, physical time travel, and also exposed the familiar plot [lick screen][lick screen][lick screen]

It's so funny and very interesting. I've only read a book as good as this one on The Mechanic before.

In summary, it's pretty good. It has a very novel theme. It doesn't have too many plots or too many interventions. It's more of a daily slow pace. I hope the author can stick to it. Come on 😳

It seems that no one except the protagonist has watched Princess Weiwei, so are they a couple? If this book doesn't quickly increase the strength of the protagonist group, it will be easy for the group to be destroyed when they arrive at Shampoo Land. After all, with the protagonist group's practice of broadcasting to the whole world every day, it is easy for the World Government to target them in the Shampoo Islands. Therefore, it is best to master a certain degree of domineering before the Chambord Islands. After arriving at the Chambord Islands, you can ask Rayleigh to learn some more advanced uses. And I'd like to see more original work from authors. For example, on the Sunshine, with the way the author writes it, there will definitely be more people in the future. It would be best to add more rooms, and with the protagonist there, you should be able to get the golden pillar, right? But it seems like I can't take it with me. Anyway, it should add some money to make the Sunshine bigger, and in the battle, the protagonist is too weak to help, so a lot of plots in the battle are missing.

It was the first time I saw Weiwei boarding the Straw Hat Ship. Although I was shocked by the exposure of time travel and Eiichiro Oda, it was still quite satisfactory. After all, the characters in it were really clueless, except for Robin, who was a bit

It's very novel, at least I haven't seen such a pirate novel before. The only thing I'm curious about is that didn't Weiwei's father say he would give Weiwei a treasure? What is it? Ask for answers•ᴥ• Author, why did you pull it off 😂😂😂