One Piece: Legend of the Fish-Men

Finally, there is a One Piece fanfic that writes about the origin of fishmen. I have been looking for it before, but there is none. I feel that it would be exciting to write about such a strong race as fishmen, and there are many plots in Fishman Island, so there is room for development. I am looking forward to this article.

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The author seriously underestimated the strength of the Yonko. When the Yonko was not disturbed by illness, he could crush the general. Look at the Mom Pirates. Big Mom's twenty-fifth son Genus can be regarded as the emperor's deputy. Luffy can beat him with the strength of the general, but he can only run away when he encounters Big Mom. If he can escape, he will win And Whitebeard , dragging a seriously ill body on top, and was stabbed in the back. In this situation, he beat Akainu, Kizaru and Aokiji, back and forth. When the battle dragged on for too long and his physical strength was exhausted, the explosive force directly beat Akainu to shit. He had no choice but to escape. Blackbeard stopped Whitebeard from behind, and Akainu saved his life

Come on, author, the writing is really good. I feel like it's the best One Piece book I've ever read.

I suggest the author change the setting of the protagonist. The mosasaurs are too outrageous. Does the mosasaurus have anything to do with fish? I saw this blue whale man before. I thought that was outrageous enough, but yours is even more outrageous. . . . . Don't be deceived by marketing accounts and movies, thinking that Mosasaurus is invincible in the sea. Although Mosasaurus is also an apex predator, it is far from invincible. Megalodon and whale whales are the overlords of the ocean. In particular, megalodon is called the strongest creature in the history of the earth by many paleontologists.

At first, I thought how strong the protagonist was, but after playing a dozen games, I realized that he was a paper tiger. I can't say he was just a tiger. But when Lagao was beaten to death by Akaigu, he was bleeding, and he was holding a knife made of seastone. He couldn't control it. He was killed by them all.

Isn't a mosasaur a kind of lizard? A marine reptile? Why would the author be classified as a fish? Moreover, the mosasaur had no gills and could not stay in the deep sea for a long time. . . .

The protagonist is alternately weak and strong, so why would it be so troublesome to kill a fishless man who doesn't even know how to be domineering?! You can't do this with the character "water" either. Do you think this is Xiaozhi?

If you describe the legendary pirate as a funny lsp, wouldn't that conflict with your character? Now I feel that the protagonist is not worthy of the body, identity, and strength that his predecessor has.

Fifty thousand meters under the sea. Damn, how much pressure is there? Damn, if he can withstand it, he can tear Kaido apart with his bare hands.