Cultural Invasion of the Pirates

Is starting with Sabaody Archipelago a bad idea? With various factions vying for power, the protagonist simply lacks the ability to protect their own territory. For example, what if the Celestial Dragons see the movie and want to capture the actors as slaves? Without special abilities, there's practically no solution.

Very interesting, keep it up, author! 👍

This book immediately captivates readers, truly a gem. The plot twists and turns, its surface unfolding like a beautiful poem, while beneath lies a turbulent undercurrent of fierce competition. The intensity of the events is rarely seen, showcasing the author's skill, insightful thinking, and even his character!

I'll design a fruit for the main character. 😁 Fruit name: Projection Fruit. Ability: Able to project any image from one's memory. The projection has no mass and is extremely fast. There are two projection modes: high-energy and low-energy.

I've seen many similar ones, but they all have this or that problem. If you're in a good mood, you can take a look; consider them as supplies. Keep up the good work, author!

It's alright, but the focus is off. It's supposed to be about cultural invasion, but most of the content focuses on the protagonist's struggles against the outside world, making it feel like a business novel. And with the One Piece worldview, the protagonist's struggles are mostly about compromises, reducing the exciting moments.

You wrote really well. If you're still writing, you could consider making a biopic about Garp at an appropriate time. A film about young Garp's youthful spirit, his aging heart beneath his goofy exterior after experiencing the World Government's injustice towards Zeff and the betrayal of his son and grandson, yet still steadfastly holding his post—it would be best to depict Garp's inner struggles during the Marineford War. Hope the author considers this. Good luck!

Summoning the author: Special effects can actually be achieved using Devil Fruit abilities. Also, in future entertainment productions like movies, female characters will definitely be needed. To avoid being targeted and coerced by the Celestial Dragons and other powerful figures (who have a particular fondness for collecting beautiful women), the roles could be given to the Navy, preferably…

I think "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" would be a great fit for a One Piece adaptation.

Personally, I like to look at the table of contents directly after seeing the paid chapters. Sure enough, like many invasion novels, it didn't invade much culture, but it brought a lot of trouble. This is just my personal opinion.