One Piece: Navy Age

There has to be a heroine. If you don't read a book without a heroine, there are very few books with a normal starting point. Either there is no heroine or you are a stud, two extremes. . .

Are you planning to write a gay story without a female protagonist?

I really like this book. At the beginning, I thought it was a boring routine novel. Later, I found that the three views of the protagonist or the author's three views are very normal. They are not average or extreme, which is hard to accept. It is rare in pirate novels. The protagonist's strength grows very quickly. I thought this was an article that would soon make the protagonist invincible. Later, I found out that in chapter 35, the author had ideas to explain and further set up this. It is very comfortable, and the most important thing is. It's so rare to have a protagonist who is a marine. Nowadays, pirate fan fiction almost completely destroys the navy, and bullies the people countless times. Let the protagonist who is a pirate seek justice, making it seem like a government that protects ordinary civilians would be worse than pirates, so I really like this. In terms of plot promotion, the author's storyboards are not too wordy or too bloody. He uses his own protagonist to connect the time together. It is very novel, but the writing style is a little immature. I believe he will grow up soon. I wish the author to become an excellent and profitable Internet writer.

Well, in response to requests from readers, I'm trying to add a female protagonist.