This Navy Admiral Has the Worst Luck

A joke or meme can bring a smile to people's face occasionally. But if it's used too often, it'll have the opposite effect.

The writing is not bad, but it uses too many tropes. Every chapter has several tropes or suggestive content, and it's almost become a collection of stale tropes.

People only remember that Akainu harmed civilians in Ohara, but they don't remember how many people he saved. During the Marineford War, Aokiji and Kizaru didn't care about the lives of ordinary Marines. Only Akainu would go up to take damage for the soldiers, maintain the dignity of the Marines, and boost the morale of his allies. Akainu is a typical military man.

Author! The failure of your first two films really made me a little insecure! This one can't be the same, so it's probably been abandoned too, right?

The description is good, the concept is good, and it doesn't deliberately follow the original work; it has its own adaptations. However, the fruit... The Glass Fruit... Developing the Glass Fruit into the Mirror Fruit 😒 feels awkward, especially considering the Mirror Fruit already exists in the original work. If you insist that Glass is a superior fruit of Mirror, then I don't see where it's superior. What superior fruit only develops its inferior abilities?

Dude, you didn't understand the concept of Pirate Fruits, did you? The Glass-Glass Fruit, a Paramecia-type, isn't like the Tremor-Tremor Fruit or the Barrier-Barrier Fruit, which are more about physical abilities. If we're talking about physical abilities, it's more like the Gum-Gum Fruit or the Diamond-Diamond Fruit, which are about materializing objects.

What if the Celestial Dragons take a liking to a Marine family member if they really move to Sabaody Archipelago? Did the author consider that?

I'll stop here in this novel; I'm genuinely a bit disappointed. It was so difficult to even defeat Doflamingo, and he still managed to escape; a single use of Conqueror's Haki to evade the attack only resulted in a small opening. This Conqueror's Haki evasion was so weak; they really abandoned all pretense just to avoid changing the plot. Oh well, see you in the next book.

The female lead is Momousagi, and the male lead is under 1.9 Meters tall, yet he drives a big truck? The middle part matches, but the ends don't align...

The author is making some assumptions here. Just the escape of Robin, a semi-scholar, has already attracted a manhunt from the World Government, implicating countless innocent civilians along the way. If Akainu hadn't dealt with that ship, there might have been many more scholars inside, then hunted by the World Government, and even more civilians would have been affected.