I was stunned when I was asked to write a review for this book, but this book is worth spending so much time describing. As a pirate fanfic, this book is the best pirate fanfic I have read so far (in my opinion). After all, I have read countless pirate fanfics. I personally am also a fan who likes pirates very much. The characters in it all fit the character of the original work (this is the best pirate fanfic I have ever read that is most in line with the character of the original work). Also, the author has a complete outline and detailed outline. This can also be seen from the fact that the author digs holes and buries them. I read nearly 500 chapters in one day. Maybe I can't represent anything, but as a bookworm for ten years, it is difficult for me to read a novel with so many chapters in one go (I remember the last novel that made me so crazy was "Mysterious Resurrection") The plot is well-controlled, and the author's guesses are not groundless (after all, Oda is still updating). Moreover, the characters in the One Piece movie version of the work also fit the description of the original work, rather than the strength that Luffy defeated (specifically refer to the Golden Lion, who died at that time) Can't you imagine that the devil-like pirate described in the original work was killed by Luffy's kick? ), He truly showed us a heroic and ruthless pirate who ruled the sea from the sky and stood at the top of the world with unscrupulous means to achieve his goals. The plot foreshadowing is also very reasonable, and the character creation is also very successful. What satisfies me the most is the author's description of the characters in the original work, making them flesh-and-blood characters. Yes, humans have flaws. What impressed me most is the character Akainu. In the original work, he was criticized by netizens for killing Ace and Ohara, a civilian ship that might harbor criminals. In other pirate fanfics, I see more unscrupulous slander of Akainu. The character of Akainu is written with complete hatred, but this book is not... Objective. It is written objectively towards any character. It does not deny the mistakes of the character, nor hide the bright side of the character. This makes it difficult for me not to like this book. What stands out to me is the author's literary skills. Maybe some are materials and some are written by the author himself, but they are all wonderful. Moreover, the author pursues quality and will not make up for the sake of quantity. It can be seen that I was quite lucky when I came across the work with more than 1.7 Million words (if I came across it with hundreds of thousands of words, I would probably want to kill the author) I highly recommend book friends who like Pirates to read this book. I didn't take any money from the author, and I don't have any selfish motives. I just think that the author of this book worked so hard to write a fanfic. This kind of wonderful fanfic should be read by more people. At least that's what I think. Thank you for reading.
Traveled to the world of One Piece! How should ordinary college student Lin Yitian survive in this world where pirates are rampant? Let's see, he gained the ability of the Devil Fruit after traveling through time - the Zombie Devil Fruit! When zombies and the world of One Piece meet, what kind of dazzling sparks will collide? The protagonist's plan is to secretly accumulate strength first, and then move forward steadily, preparing to follow Luffy and his group to wait for the opportunity. In order to be able to resist the Celestial Dragons and save those miserable slaves in the future, we must actively promote the concept of freedom and equality! This book is really wonderful and has a steady pace. It is by no means an empty novel. It has correct values. I highly recommend everyone to read this book!
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