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
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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612Chapters
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There is a book on the cat station next door called "I, the Bandit King of the East China Sea", also dressed in Sige. It has several million words. After reading it, I found that the beginning of this book is a bit similar to that one. The author can be more imaginative.
The author's views on One Piece totally coincide with mine! In Oda's portrayal, the so-called "destiny" does exist in the pirate world, and many foreshadowings vaguely mention this concept. Why did Roger say that he arrived at Ravdru too early? Why did Kouzuki firmly believe that someone would defeat Kaido in 20 years and found the country of Wano? Also, in Roger's era, what were the origins of the two "kings to be born" described in the Neptune series? All of this is as if there is an invisible hand in the dark, silently arranging the development of the world. I guess the red hair is likely to have learned a certain prophecy, such as the next Sea King will be a person with rubber fruit ability, or maybe the red hair itself has the ability to predict the future due to some magical encounters (similar to Dragon Ball's Bardock). Only this Only in this way can we explain clearly why the majestic Yonko appeared in the weak East China Sea by such a coincidence, and even put up his arm to save a little kid. All this can only be attributed to "fate" The finale should be that Luffy breaks the shackles of fate and truly becomes the "freest man" in the entire sea.
You have to copy thoroughly. The book next door that you borrowed from (I, The Bandit King of the East China Sea) has been updated to chapter 1200. Don't get stuck midway
The first thing I saw when I saw the name was, One Piece: Pirate King of Shantung
The Great Sea King, Bandit King Sig, Ax King Mengka, Sword God Johnny, Sword God Joseph, Six Bat Emperors...
Xi Ge's sword flashed, and the heads of the four emperors fell to the ground.
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After a few days of rest, I found out that it was really cool not to have to update, and then the author became a eunuch.
I can only say that there is no difference from the original work, it is exactly the same.
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 in this book is fate, and the protagonist is the biggest variable. There have been changes, and the theory of fate is still being talked about. It was okay in the early stage, but later on it is better to read the original work.