One Piece: Army Marshal
海贼之陆军元帅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 573k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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266Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
5.3kFans
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This book is suitable for reading without thinking too much. ￣ ￣)σ
Give the protagonist another Earth-Earth Fruit, that would be great, and he could also reclaim land from the sea to make up for the fact that he has an army but no land.
Author, keep it up, update soon!
... There's an army in One Piece, otherwise, do you think the commander-in-chief of the entire army is just a joke? Judging from the looks of it, the army is responsible for guarding the Red Line and Mary Geoise. Generally, an army has 3-4 branches of force and the surveillance and control over them, including the navy, army, and air force (considering the technology in One Piece, let's leave the…
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After reading his resume, I don't think Akainu would say something like that. He dared to confront Whitebeard head-on, so he definitely knows Whitebeard is much stronger than him. I think he's a true soldier. Soldiers take obedience to orders as their duty. A true soldier might be afraid of losing or dying, but he has reasons to face challenges head-on.
I couldn't even get through the first chapter. I really admire anyone who persevered. They've turned a perfectly good anime into a martial arts story. I'm utterly impressed.
Non-Lu bigwigs are coming to Qidian, applause!
The story is a fantasy novel set in a pirate world. Within 100 chapters, the protagonist already has 8 or 9 admiral-level subordinates (within three years). He instantly kills an admiral with a single sword strike (as described in the original text), all without any Haki boost. Worst of all, you have no idea when he trained or what techniques he uses. I think the protagonist is basically invincible. Suitable for readers who enjoy mindless reading.
After reading some of it, I noticed that later on, even the most insignificant characters were portrayed as being at the level of the Four Emperors or the Three Admirals, with the Three Admirals' strength not being much weaker than the Four Emperors. Yet, the author here actually writes that the Four Emperors easily kill the Admirals.
Is the army really that weak? Who is the Revolutionary Army fighting against? Isn't it the army?