One Piece: Invincible, Starting with the Zombie Army
海贼：无敌从僵尸军团开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 864k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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256Chapters
4.3kRecommendations
51.8kFans
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Author, let me do the math for you. If you type one word per second, that's 3600 words per hour. There are 24 hours in a day. You sleep six hours, eat one hour, give yourself a generous one hour for washing up, and another hour for brainstorming. That leaves you with 15 hours to type. 54,000 Words, 2,000 words per chapter, that's about 27 chapters, but you've only updated 2 chapters. What does that mean?
Five Elders
If this book doesn't become a hit, I'll eat shit while standing on my head!
Perona
I don't quite understand some of the protagonist's actions. Why not kill characters he could easily eliminate, even healing them, only for them to continue causing trouble for him later, like Doflamingo? And after failing to save Moria in Impel Down due to greed for shadows, he didn't learn his lesson. After saving Moria at Marineford, instead of immediately retreating, he caused another major disturbance, resulting in the deaths of Ace and Moria. How does this differ from the original story?
Here's some advice, please don't be too harsh. I feel the author didn't understand their target audience. If they wanted a heroic and righteous protagonist, they should have chosen a different background to better target their readership. I don't understand why, after joining Moria's group, the author is still trying to curry favor with the protagonist.
It's well-written, but I don't know why Akainu is portrayed so stereotypically. I stopped reading the part about Akainu. The Ohara arc has issues with the government, but I've always felt that Akainu's actions are fine.
This is a good read. I hope Moria gets a happy ending.
I get it. In the end, Blackbeard will definitely survive, Ace will be captured, and the protagonist will definitely show off at Marineford. It's all about following the plot, so they have to let Blackbeard go. Otherwise, how can he show off? I'm sure Ace will definitely fail.
If the author had even half the knowledge of One Piece as much as they do of football, the book would be even better. The premise is okay, but it feels like there's no main plot or goal. The ten years of development before the main storyline were just thrown together with various side stories, and I didn't really feel like the protagonist was improving his strength.