One Piece: Admiral Wenhu

It's good that someone is finally writing fanfiction with the attitude of writing a novel—a well-developed and fleshed-out protagonist!

The protagonist is too saintly. I still want to see a navy like Akainu's. The protagonist puts himself at risk of death for the sake of a hostage. If someone hadn't saved you, you would have died. I really can't empathize with that. Every time I see a protagonist like this, I know the villains are weak. The protagonist is useless if the villain captures even a little girl.

To be honest, my name is Wenhu, I won't mention my surname. 😅

That's awesome! Author, please keep writing! I'm poor, but I can still subscribe to the whole thing.

Justice? What a high-sounding word.

People keep bringing up Luffy's Impel Down story. If your family was in trouble, wouldn't you go to save them? From the very beginning until now, Luffy has saved so many people that he could be considered the most virtuous person in the pirate world.

I just want to ask one question: what did Akainu do wrong?

General Orange Tiger, the flames of the explosion are orange-yellow, similar to orange!

I'm curious, does the protagonist kill all pirates? What if he encounters someone whose main focus is adventure and who has never killed a good person? And what about those who kill Marines, government officials, or thugs for civilians and have bounties on their heads? These kinds of people are fewer in number, but they do exist. How will the protagonist choose when he encounters them?

I've never understood why Straw Hat Pirates would choose to be pirates, even if it meant running a merchant ship or an adventurer's crew! No matter how righteous their actions may seem, they're still promoting piracy, damaging the navy's reputation, and increasing the pirates' power. Doing good deeds while simultaneously glorifying evil—that's hypocrisy!