Reborn in Tokyo with the World of One Piece

Haha, this is great material! Before, only Naruto was set in Tokyo, but now finally someone is writing about One Piece in Tokyo!

This is so weak! Even with something as easy as One Piece, the author got writer's block. The protagonist is like he's playing a single-player game. So many things happen, and the local government doesn't react at all. They're treating the government like idiots. It's like they're copying the author next door who had a Naruto system reincarnated in Tokyo.

Is updating once a day during the new book phase just for fun? I have a feeling it'll be abandoned soon.

It seems that because the largest shareholder of Qidian is Japanese, many similar novels have been blocked.

The subject matter is good, and the writing is passable, but the word count is too low. More importantly, one update a day is far too infrequent; if there were more frequent updates, it could become very popular.

This book seems to be of higher quality. Keep it up, hurry up! There's simply not enough to read right now!

What happened? The Demon is gone?

Author, what happened to Majin Buu?

Lastly, and most importantly, you absolutely mustn't abandon your writing career. Writing requires accumulating momentum; achieving legendary status with a single book is incredibly difficult. A more realistic approach is to hone your skills and build momentum one book at a time, until you have enough to flourish.

In fact, the author's choice of subject matter has greatly reduced the writing difficulty. The rich and diverse system of One Piece is readily available. Specifically, the book can depict the rise of each character from a lowly soldier to the ranks of Admirals and Emperors, from an ordinary person who has just obtained the Power Seed to an Admiral and then an Emperor.