Drifting with the Tide in the World of Pirates

Regarding the female lead, my two favorite One Piece fanfictions are "One Piece: Dark Admiral" and "I'm Really Not Interested in Devil Fruits." The way these two books describe the female lead is also quite different. The Dark General is depicted with relatively little detail.

People get old. Even the strongest body will decay, and the soul will succumb to the passage of time, rotting and malfunctioning. And even the most wicked will continue to spring up like weeds. What to do? Swing the hammer! With each strike, the belief in saving the world will be forged into our very bones. What to do?

Personally, I think it's a pretty good One Piece fanfic. The characters are well-developed and vivid, and even the scenes in the junkyard show the author's effort. A few lines of dialogue perfectly capture the One Piece style, and Jon Snow's character is also very well-developed, capturing the essence of the series. Luffy also spent a lot of time in taverns back then, so I was quite surprised that Daily Poison delivered such a gem of a One Piece fanfic to my reading list.

Before the story was released, I felt that the story of Progress suddenly went wrong. It was truly a cruel twist of fate. What cannibalism, what blowing up colleagues' heads—this evil came out of nowhere and inexplicably. Who was it that said, "Those under my blade deserve to die"?

There won't be a female lead, right? If there is, it won't be one of those old, predictable characters. I hope there isn't one, and even if there is, I hope it's an original one. It's common knowledge that low-brow One Piece novels always feature the same few women, and they all fall head over heels in love with a single, overwhelming display of power. High-brow One Piece novels, on the other hand, always have their own original female leads.

Overall, the protagonist is a person without faith, with flexible principles, and extremely selfish—you could say he's a Blackbeard without goals. He previously acted like a good person simply because it was more beneficial, but now that his previous methods no longer bring him significant advantages, he has changed his behavior. His kindness towards Robin, Will, and others is more like the kindness of someone who neither likes nor dislikes cats towards a cute stray cat.

This isn't just going with the flow; this is chaos and evil!

Amnesia is just like having a different protagonist, isn't it? Goodbye, poison.

I really regret subscribing. What era are we living in? Amnesia stories these days?!

He really did lose his memory after throwing up? Someone this strong just lost his memory like that? Even with a ship's wheel stuck on his head, the Golden Lion didn't seem to lose his memory. It's unbearable to watch.