One Piece: The Joyful God of Thieves

The idea is good, but the author doesn't know how to write a novel.

Does this book have a fan group? I'd like to join. (´▽`ʃƪ)

Not very good. The protagonist is too lowbrow, clinging to the guise of justice and happiness, unlike the high-class Kaito Kid. Boring.

I've found the last few chapters a bit hard to read. Could you please reduce the amount of inner monologues and romance in that princess's story? If there's going to be a female lead, please confirm it quickly; if not, could you please reduce the amount of romance?

It covers a wide range of topics and is quite good!

@Reader I feel like I'm doomed. In real life, I'm controlled by Tencent's money-spending system in games, and even reading a novel is controlled by Tencent's in-game spending system. I feel so tired.

I feel like I'm doomed. In real life, I'm controlled by Tencent's money-spending system in games, and even reading a novel is controlled by Tencent's in-game spending system. I feel so tired.

It seems a bit strange from a common-sense perspective... The protagonist is a time traveler, so it's understandable that his mental age doesn't match his physical appearance. However, Law's mental age is the same as his physical age. Even if you say he matured early due to tragic experiences, put yourself in his shoes: would you ask a 16 or 17-year-old to be your advisor?

Talent points: Storm Focus and Overgrowth.

I thought it would be something like, "I've heard you possess a beautiful jade woman, exquisitely carved, and I yearn for her beyond measure. Tonight at midnight, I will come under the moonlight to retrieve her. You are known for your refined taste; you surely wouldn't do anything to me like this." But the result was disappointing. 🤫🤫🤫