Creating Myths, Starting with One Piece
从海贼开始创造神话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 581k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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260Chapters
732Recommendations
4.6kFans
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The Main God's Infinite Dimensions
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Seeing the first chapter about cause and effect, and the original owner's memories causing trouble, really makes people want to turn off the story. I believe many people also dislike this kind of thing.
You made a mistake. Hawkeye hasn't even become a world-class swordsman yet, and you wrote that he has already become one.
A sandbox creation novel disguised as One Piece
The author seems so lonely; it must be fueled by love, no doubt about it.
Why don't you create your own system and play around with it?
Reading Guide
Author's warning~ Chapters 113-117 are problematic; skipping them won't affect your reading. This section is a product of writing that fell apart due to emotional issues. Everything else is fine.
Author, why are you making this even more chaotic? What a mess! And you even wrote about parallel storylines? What kind of nonsense is that? At least write something unique! It's getting increasingly confusing.
The benefits the protagonist receives from the group members should be written down, otherwise it will become a case of squandering money. Also, the frequency of the protagonist's appearance should be controlled. There is still room for writing at the beginning, but it will be difficult to control when the protagonist becomes too powerful later.
It seems alright, the main character's design is good, please don't ruin it.
Seeing that there's no female lead and no romantic subplot, I was intrigued and clicked to read the first chapter. I'm not praising One Piece, but I love it! I like Luffy and his crew, but the prison break scene was indeed... Finally, I've found an author with sound values who also writes about One Piece. It's really rare.