One Piece: Your Emperor Has Returned!
海贼：你们的皇帝回来了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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These are all books I like. I read everything from overpowered leads and history to light novels and sci-fi. If you spot any abandoned books, please let me know. If you have recommendations, leave them in the comments ☺️ If you see a book you like on this list, why not follow me? A newbie here, hoping for some guidance from the veterans!!! (I’m looking for creative, lighthearted reads, so please don’t blame me if something on the list isn’t your thing.) Ads and recommendations are welcome. Le
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Didn't Akainu just kill Ace?
Why does everyone have to treat him like an enemy? Don't say Akainu kills Marines and civilians; that's the Marine Buster Call, which is killing people. Sengoku only sent him because he knew Akainu's character. And deserters on the battlefield aren't killed? Seeing that the protagonist treats the Magma-Magma Fruit ability as an enemy in these chapters, I'm sure he'll have to fight Akainu again, hence my comments.
The author's writing is good; it's a good book.
The first twenty chapters boast about how powerful the protagonist is, but after the 20th chapter, he's just like a half Garp, yet he still thinks he can overthrow the World Government.
The more I watch, the more disappointed I become. This emperor is cheerful, approachable, and kind; he's always smiling at everyone. He founded a country eight hundred years ago with his mouth, and his favorite pastime is to feign arrogance with a faint smile. Haha.
They thought he was a domineering character, but he turned out to be a goofy and easygoing one; they thought he was invincible, but he was just a top-tier fighter; they thought he was intelligent, but they were all idiots. Ultimately, it's all a case of false advertising.
I don't understand what some people think. Do they think an emperor has to be cruel to be considered an emperor? Why insist on labeling an emperor who sacrificed himself for his people as cruel?
When I saw the part where the protagonist didn't kill the Celestial Dragons, the previous chapters showed the emperor's tyranny. Pirates who invaded the territory could be killed, but Celestial Dragons who attacked the emperor could be let go. The protagonist is a transmigrator, not an old relic left over from the pirate world. An emperor, that's all?
Both are in the top three of the new book charts, but they're nowhere near the number one One Piece fanfiction! Those who say the author has strong writing skills, haha…
That's not enough. The protagonist's current fighting strength isn't sufficient. If he's only at Whitebeard's level, it's too much of a stretch for him to contend with the World Government. The Four Emperors aren't just about strength, but also about the pirate crews they command. How much trouble can the protagonist cause by himself? At most, he'll just be one more Yonko.
It's clear the author wanted to create a flesh-and-blood emperor, a figure of both emotion and authority, but went too far. He lost the emperor's dignity, and even the humor felt awkward. The root cause is a lack of depth in his writing; he needs to work harder. In my opinion, an emperor must maintain absolute authority.