One Piece: King of the Bandits in East Blue
海贼之东海山贼王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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612Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
57.3kFans
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There's a novel on the neighboring cat website called "I, the Bandit King of the East Sea," which also features a transmigration story where the protagonist is a transmigrator. It's already several million words long. I took a look, and the beginning of this one is somewhat similar to the other. The author could use even more imagination.
The author's views on One Piece are exactly the same as mine! In Oda's depiction, the world of One Piece does indeed have a so-called "fate," and many foreshadowing elements subtly mention this concept. Why did Roger say he arrived at Laugh Tale too early? Why did Kozuki firmly believe that someone would defeat Kaido and open the country to Wano 20 years later?
If you're going to plagiarize, then plagiarize thoroughly. That book you referenced (I, the Bandit King of the East Sea) has already reached chapter 1200. Don't give up halfway through!
The first thing you notice about the name is "One Piece: Shandong Pirate King".
The Great Emperor of the Near Seas, the Bandit King Sig, the Axe King Morgan, the Sword God Johnny, the Knife God Joseph, the Six Emperors, the Bat King...
After taking a few days off, the author realized how great it was not to have to update, and then the author abandoned the project.
It's practically identical to the original work.
To be honest, I'm a little speechless. The King of the Sea, who was instantly killed by Luffy when he went out to sea, was so blown away by the author. You can understand if you set your opponent to be the 'Four Emperors', 'Three Generals' and 'Im', and make a Neptune type boss. Really affects viewing
The biggest problem with this book is fate. The protagonist is the biggest variable, and even though his fate has already changed, the book still talks about destiny. The beginning is okay, but the later parts are not as good as reading the original book.
The beginning was interesting, but the end saw a group of old people going on an adventure like they were wearing straw hats. The more you watched, the less interesting it became, and a sense of fatigue set in.