One Piece: A Song of World-Weariness
海贼之厌世之歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- One Piece: Song of DespairEnglish name
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I finished reading it during the limited-time free period, but I'll catch up with donations and subscriptions later. Now I'll talk about this book, without giving away any spoilers. First, the protagonist. The protagonist of this book has a similar overpowered, charismatic personality to the older generation: self-centered, ruthless, loving towards family, and decisive.
A: This egg tastes awful. B: How much did the chicken next door pay you? A: This egg tastes awful. B: If you're so capable, then lay a delicious egg. A: This egg tastes awful. B: The hen that laid the egg was a hardworking, brave, kind, and upright chicken. A: This egg tastes awful.
These are just my personal thoughts, please don't be offended if you disagree, thank you. I've only read about ten chapters, so I'll just share my impressions of these chapters. First, let's talk about Chaton's sneak attack. Keep in mind this happened in the Navy's elite training camp. I could accept him targeting non-lethal areas like the hands and feet, but to go straight for killing?
☆, All the supporting characters are portrayed as powder kegs, and Sakazuki is completely changed, totally deviating from the original work. There are deliberately many conflicts, yet he's forcibly kept alive. If this book weren't so old, it shouldn't even be on Qidian. Read with caution! Read with caution! Read with caution!
After reading over a hundred chapters, I simply couldn't continue. The protagonist's essence can be summed up in four words: impotent rage. He only talks tough, but no matter how much others humiliate him, he never dares to kill anyone. He always wants to give others three chances. Akainu has provoked him dozens of times, but he still doesn't dare to move. All he does is talk tough. (Sigh)
So many people say it's good-looking, but what's so good about it? It's poisonous everywhere!
Regarding phrases like "If you're not going to watch, then get lost"
Book reviews are, by their very nature, about explaining why you don't like a book. You can call someone a troll for mindless criticism, or criticize them for using vulgar language, but you can't say something ridiculous just because someone else dislikes a book and you're writing your own review. I just don't understand why some people like to say things like this to defend what they love.
In fact, you should only take the Devil Fruit abilities in One Piece fanfiction with a grain of salt; they're mostly just wishful thinking.
In the original work, the most familiar Devil Fruit user, the Paramecia-type representative Luffy, has had his Devil Fruit ability never changed—it's still his rubber body. Gear Second and Gear Third are just differences in how the ability is used; there's no difference in how the ability gets stronger. So-called "development" refers to mastering the ability and developing specific techniques.
I've run out of books to read lately and am planning to reread this one. Could the farmer please feature this post? 😁😁
... A paradise for chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) teenagers; seasoned bookworms shouldn't waste their time reading this! Anyone over twenty will find it illogical at every turn! Even overpowered protagonist stories aren't this toxic!