One Piece: Master of the Storm

Why do so many authors like to use Chinese-style names for protagonists in Western settings? It just feels so out of place! It's like writing a novel set in the Three Kingdoms period and naming the protagonist Tony Stark.

Princess Vivi's brother meeting Lin Yu... It feels like Yang Guo's aunt being called Boa Hancock, or Guo Jing's Huang Rong being called Nico Robin. The incongruity is overwhelming.

Also, the fact that the protagonist is named Lin Yu makes it feel completely out of place in the world of One Piece.

When I saw that the male lead's name was Lin Yu, I suddenly lost all feeling (this is just my personal opinion, please don't attack me).

Um, after looking at the table of contents, isn't this just a re-enactment of the flying route? I've instantly lost interest. Here's a picture.

Let's give an objective evaluation! I don't know what the author's intentions were, but the protagonist's name is indeed a mistake, because this is One Piece, a Japanese-style Western anime, and the author used Chinese names from beginning to end.

Even if your name is Nicholas Zhao Si, it's better than Lin Yu. The name is a major flaw; I really don't want to watch it.

Seriously? Seriously? It's been 20 years and there are still One Piece fanfiction protagonists with names like Lin Yu? It doesn't really resonate with the viewer.

Is this background completely useless? After all, he's a prince, and a Celestial Dragon at that. Why does he have to earn his own money? What's the point of having such a background? Wouldn't it be better to just go back to his country, use his power, and learn from the Navy? It's really discouraging for a weak transmigrator to have to work hard on his own.

I don't know why, but I didn't feel immersed in it. There were also quite a few awkward moments. The character's facial expressions were a bit too exaggerated and somewhat forced. His personality didn't quite fit the One Piece world. These are just my personal feelings. Goodbye.