
One Piece Navy Hunter
海贼之海军猎人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 69k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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32Chapters
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A Pirates fan who doesn't like to be a nanny for the supporting characters of the original protagonist.
It's not considered grass jelly, it's considered food!
The protagonist's personality is very similar to that of Luffy in the original work. He never bullies the weak and always comes to the rescue when encountering injustice. Although it is an old trick of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, I like it very much. And the fact that the protagonist likes to help people always feels like a foreshadowing. There are hidden forces behind the people the protagonist helps. I feel that this is the same as Luffy in the original work. Unknowingly, he gathered a lot of forces behind and became the fifth emperor in an instant. The only drawback was that when I collected the Bandit Kebi earlier, I almost gave up. Later, I saw that the bandit Kepi was actually a navigator on the ship, and he also had a son named Kepi. I immediately understood that the author was being naughty again. To be honest, the author didn't think that according to the plot of the original work, his son Kepi would become an admiral of the navy, and then have a father-son duel with the protagonist Kepi on the ship, right? Finally, for the sake of the author's cute appearance, generally speaking, fairy grass does not count, but grain and grass do!