Conquering the Myriad Worlds, Starting with One Piece

Due to the proliferation of fan works in recent years and the serious homogenization trend, this book has an opportunity to stand out. Let's start by talking about the shortcomings of fan fiction today. 1. The so-called homogeneity means that most fan/manga/infinite flow novels only focus on describing the interaction between the protagonist and the protagonists from another world (i. E. The main characters of the anime and famous characters), and most of them include time travelers who are omniscient about the original plot, making readers less and less interested in fan novels. 2. As the time-travelers (i. E. The protagonists in most fan fiction) have drastically changed the original plot and the original character's personality and reduced the daily plot describing other anime characters, readers feel that this is too similar to the routine of upgrading and fighting monsters in fantasy novels (although a small number of authors can handle it very well) (Okay, but most fan fiction will have an absolutely negative impact in this regard). Readers can gradually guess the development of the plot. For example, some characters will worship the time traveler very much, and will brainlessly agree to all the reasonable and unreasonable requests of the time traveler, which is very destructive to the character. 3. Today's readers want to see characters from various anime interact more together instead of having time-travelers beat up various anime characters or open a harem to include all the female characters as in the past. 4. The most famous one for describing group portraits is "I am the mastermind behind Naruto". Although this book inevitably falls into a very lazy approach in the later stages, it is still remarkable. The book "The Pirate Journey of Arceus" also has the same advantages. It uses the interaction between Pokémon and the Kaido Pirates to slowly and deeply influence the world view of One Piece. It is very well written and I have not seen any shortcomings for the time being. The following are the advantages of this book 1. Although the time traveler in this book is Im, the strongest pirate character, he does not dedicate himself to everything. On the contrary, he takes advantage of the commonality of modern people or most people in power and leaves the work to his subordinates. This gives other characters ample opportunity to express themselves, and they don't necessarily agree with the protagonist's point of view on everything. The evidence is that although the Five Old Stars are Im's subordinates, they believe that the value of the Star Gate is lower than the mining of Starfish's native universe, because according to the anime world written by the author now, it is indeed lower than the value of the universe. These treatment methods represent that the characters in the book also have their own pursuits and goals, and they also have different ideas. Not everyone will mindlessly worship the protagonist who is a time traveler. 2. The author of this book has not wasted any material in this work. He is not only willing to inscribe the characters, big and small, in each world, allowing them to show their personalities, thoughts and abilities, but is also very willing to let them grow up and have more combat power and a larger embrace than the original work. Moreover, most of the battle scenes in this book until now do not describe how the omniscient time traveler defeats anime characters who know nothing about the time traveler. Instead, they are changed to anime characters fighting anime characters. Of course, in most cases, the time traveler will give his generals information about the enemies they face, but this means that our anime characters have the possibility of losing, rather than having to win like the time traveler. This possibility alone has added a lot of interest to the book. 3. This book is also very willing to describe the views of a bunch of passerby characters on the world government and even change the conquered people's views on the world government. More than just opinions, the war scenes in this book are more reasonable than the empty and powerless ones in other fan novels. Modern equipment, modern tactics and combat power at each level are brought into full play, and conquests are carried out according to logic instead of starting a fight without a word and winning directly as in other war novels. Finally, this book is willing to maximize the use of the abilities of each character, as if uniting the geniuses of each world and letting them work together to develop technology in the Science Department, truly gathering the power of the world. Finished, thank you all.

If the author starts with Immu, then the overall style should not be too jumpy and should be written around the character of Wang. Why don't the final bosses of game, film and television works have protagonists in advance? It's just because of the strong character. It may be reasonable to end the game personally, but that kind of person cannot sit on the throne. The king or god must have his own persistence, sit high in the clouds and accept the challenges of all strong men who can come to him. The king is lonely. So don't write about wearing vests and going out to play. There is also the matter of starting a harem. You can consider it in other worlds. It is best not to write about it in One Piece. If you write about Im playing with women in One Piece, the protagonist will be too petty. Don't forget who are the people in One Piece. The Yonko, Roger, Blackbeard, even Ming Ge, etc., All have different levels of courage and domineering. Why should you, the one who wants women, be above them? Because the starting point is too high, it is not strength, but status. A god in one world will never allow you to do things that are not in line with your status in other worlds. If you let yourself go in other worlds, such as being a happy fat house, licking a dog stallion, being humble and cowardly, what face do you have to tell them that you are a god when you return to Pirates? My personal suggestion is to travel to other worlds and not be other people's thugs. For example, when you go to the Demon Slayer World, you can't write about joining the Demon Slayer Corps and becoming a Hashira. That is not a king. You must either set up your own organization or become an Ubuyashiki

"The following are worlds that will most likely be written about. If you find that there is no world that you want to have, you can mention it below. 01. Zero's Familiar (conquered) 02. Exorcist Boy 03. Hell's Song (also known as: Royal Knights of the Church) (conquered) 04. Blue Exorcist 05. Shaman King 06. Great Sword (conquered) 07. Seraph of the End 08. Black Clover (Conquered) 09. Magic Book from Scratch 10. The Captive of Food 11. The Seven Deadly Sins 12. Pokémon 13. Inuyasha (Conquered) 14. Naruto (conquered) 15. Bleach (buried in the pit) 16. Saint Seiya 17. Dragon Ball 18. King of the Undead (buried in the pit) 20. Neon Genesis Evangelion 21. About my reincarnation The Slime Thing 22. Game Life 23. A Certain Magical Index 24. Hunter 25. Prince of Tennis 27. Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress (conquered) 28. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (conquered) 29 . Attack on Titan (Conquered) 30. The Crimson Eyes (Conquered) 31. Fantasy Self-Defense Forces (Conquered) 32. Beast Hunting Divine Weapon (Conquered) 33. Gintama (Bury the Pit) 34. Sword Wind Legend (Bury the Pit) 35. Halberd Eater Spirit (conquered) 36. One Punch Man (conquered) 37. The Grandson of Slippery Ghost (conquered) 38. Captain Harlock (buried in the pit) 39. Monster Hunter (conquered, integrated into the Red Eye) 40 . Plants vs. Zombies (Conquered) 41. Astro Boy 42. Crosses and Vampires 43. Life in a Different World from Scratch (Buried the Pit) 44. Ragnar the Dragon Hunter 45. Matthew the Physical Magician 46 . Maze Rice 47. Assassination Classroom 48. Type Moon. Absolute Monster Front (Bury the Pit) 49. Asians 50. Tokyo Ghoul 51. Black Bullet 52. Parasite Beast 53. Death Note

If you enter Naruto now, the timeline of the Naruto world can only be invaded and crushed by the pirate world in the early and mid-term. However, the various assassination spy illusions and other non-frontal attack moves in the Naruto world can hold back the pirate world. Then the Naruto world will become a training ground. From the fire The soldiers coming out of the Shadow Tomb are incredible. In the world of Naruto, not to mention the lieutenant generals, even the generals will be tortured to death by the ninjas in Naruto. Although in the early and mid-term of Naruto, the only one who can beat the generals head-on is the Kyuubi (probably even if they are not complete). But in Naruto, one-for-one is very strong, and various sealing techniques can be used in the natural system. But Naruto's biggest problem is that there are too few people to fight. Counting civilians, the five major countries combined only have a few hundred million people. And there are hundreds of millions of pirates in the New World alone. They are not civilians.

Currently, in my library, this is the only one that achieves the perfect fusion of the infinite flow of the universe in the true sense.

Stussy

I have been following this book for a long time and have read it several times. I have always wanted to write something to introduce it, but when I really want to write it, I don't know where to start. Because I found that it is actually not a very good introduction to the novel. If you summarize it in just one sentence, it is easy to say it is incomplete; but if you expand it in full, it will inevitably involve spoilers. So here I will just talk about some of my personal reading experiences, and I hope it can provide a reference for book friends who will read this book later. In my opinion, "Starting from Pirates" is a medium-to-high-end game. The early stage is not bad, the pirate chapter itself has a good reading experience; what really makes me like it more and more is that as the plot progresses, the author gradually builds up the entire world view. Its growth is not brought about by a certain plot climax, but is formed naturally as the whole story pattern becomes larger and larger. The reason why I would describe it as "mid-open and high-speed" is not because there is an obvious quality gap between the early and late stages, but because as the world continues to increase, the content that the story can carry becomes more and more abundant. Connections between different worlds are beginning to be established, and the world government itself is also growing. Many settings laid out in the early stages will be further improved in the future. This kind of improvement is more like a gradual accumulation, so when you look back and read it, you will find that the whole book has more and more characteristics of its own. When many people see the title of the book, they think it is a pirate fanfic in the traditional sense. I think the reason why most people read fan works is that they have a sense of "uneasy feeling". Some people hope that those regrettable characters can have different endings; some hope that the regrets left in the original work can be made up for; some just want to see what will happen if the story changes its direction. "Starting from One Piece" also has these elements, but it does not focus on a certain character, but further amplifies this "changing the original" perspective. It changes not only the fate of a certain person, but the development trajectory of the entire world. Many things that were destined to happen began to have chain reactions due to the different development directions of the world government, which also gave the entire story more unknown possibilities. But if you really read it, you will find that the author's focus is not entirely on the protagonist. Compared with "one person keeps getting stronger", he is more willing to describe how a world government that spans all the worlds grows, expands and improves itself step by step. I think what really attracts me about "From One Piece" is not how many worlds it goes to. Rather, it is always thinking about what kind of new world will be born when different worlds are truly connected. Different worlds are not simply connected together. Various capabilities, technologies, resources, and cultures are constantly integrating. Every time a new world is opened, it brings not only new plots, but also further improvements to the entire system. The author does not regard different worlds as independent copies, but constantly thinks about what new possibilities can be created between them. Will the ability system of one world affect the development of another world? Can a new technology change the future layout of the world government? It is this continuous integration, rather than simply opening a new map, that keeps the subsequent story fresh. This kind of reading experience is also one of the biggest reasons why I have been following up until now. For me, every time I open a new world, what I look forward to is not just who is strong and who is weak, but how the world government will contact the world, how to deal with the relationship between different civilizations, and what new changes it will get from this world. Each world has a different background and different rules. Because of this, every new exploration will bring new surprises, rather than simply repeating the same routine. This is also an important reason why I can still maintain my enthusiasm for chasing more after millions of words have been serialized. Of course, it is not a work without reading threshold. As the world becomes more and more, characters, institutions, and settings will continue to increase, and occasionally there will be situations where it is necessary to recall the previous articles. In addition, instead of maintaining high-intensity combat, it will also spend a lot of time describing world building, system improvement, and the integration of different worlds. Some people find these contents particularly interesting, while others prefer a high-burning rhythm. I think this is more a difference in reading preference than the merits of the work itself. There is another thing that I appreciate more about the author. The author rarely argues with readers "I am right to write this way". Instead, he prefers to discuss the plot, setting and the possibility of subsequent development with everyone. You can often see various discussions in book club groups, and sometimes a setting can be discussed for a long time. Of course, the author ultimately decides the story, but I personally like this kind of creative atmosphere that is willing to communicate and listen to different ideas. Many times, what everyone discusses is not just a certain plot, but the possible future development direction of the entire worldview. The author is not eager to refute readers' different opinions, but is more willing to exchange each other's ideas. I think this kind of creative atmosphere is also rare for a long-term serialized work. A serialized novel with millions of words cannot satisfy everyone. Everyone's focus is different. The reason why I have been following it until now is because it has always maintained its own creative ideas and has not easily changed its direction due to temporary evaluations. The above are just some of my personal feelings as an old reader. Everyone has different reasons for liking a book. Some people like the pirate chapter, and some people like the other world chapter that follows; some people like world building, and some people prefer war plots. Reading is inherently a very subjective thing, and I don't think a novel with millions of words can satisfy everyone. If this introduction can help you understand the book "Starting from Pirates" more accurately, instead of judging it just because of its title or label, then I think it has achieved its purpose. Of course, this is just my personal feeling. There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers, and my understanding may not be the only correct answer. Finally, I also want to say something. If you are hesitant to try this book, I hope you think of it as a story about "the world continues to grow", not just a pirate fanfic. Maybe it may not fully meet your reading taste, but at least, I hope you will decide whether it is suitable for you after truly understanding it. We also welcome everyone to communicate and discuss, share your own opinions, seek common ground while reserving differences, and communicate rationally.

This kind of writing about the various characteristics of daily life after the integration of various worlds is the characteristic of this novel. Don't lose it. Where can you find such a novel depicting the world? For the main story, it is better to read the infinite novel of the world.

It's a good read. I finished reading it in one night. So far, this kind of book is the most suitable to my taste. Although I haven't read the original version of Iron City, which makes it feel a bit bland, but now I like this kind of detailed description of a world. In the past, similar books were always very attractive in the early stage. , I started to write in leaps and bounds in the middle, just like reading the introduction all the time. I hope to keep my own rhythm and not be affected by the comments. To elaborate on the writing method of digging into the world, I need to have a deep understanding of the world, and the writing will be very difficult. I hope it will not collapse later, just take your time.

It seems that I have to write about Naruto later and briefly talk about the strength of both sides. Advantages of both sides: Pirate Advantages 1. Strong vitality, abnormal resistance to beatings, unlimited physical strength (such as Luffy getting stronger with sit-ups, Yonko Auntie's steel balloon, Akainu Aokiji fighting for ten days and ten nights) 2. Natural A scoundrel who ignores physical attacks (Note: This book sets the reason why users with abilities are afraid of sea water because the sea water of starfish contains a large amount of sea floor stone factors, and this material does not exist in other worlds, so don't just call a water escaper to get it done) 3. Many weird supermen It is a fruit that gives it a certain ability to leapfrog monsters when there is insufficient intelligence 4. Overlord's own large-scale AOE troop clearing ability makes it have an instant kill effect on low-end combat power (refer to the red-haired "Emperor"-level Overlord generals who all kneel down at once) 5. The high-level insight color "Predict the Future" comes with a small plug-in. When faced with skills that are cast too long before casting, you can judge the danger in advance (such as the 44-mark water dragon bomb). Just kidding 6. The technology is advanced and has a world-leading technical level. In terms of hot weapons, it is comparable to Naruto. Dimensionality reduction strike (large-scale fleet, tanks, firearms, powerful firepower, can make war weapons such as pacifists) 7. Huge army scale, advantages in basic force (four battles and five villages combined to form an army of 100,000, and one island in the top war gathered 100,000 war weapons) Battalion Navy ) Hokage: 1. The popularization of the Five Escape Ninjutsu, the Three Body Technique to surprise people, and the full mobility to surprise them and lead to victory. The individual strength is stronger among the lower-level combat forces 2. The crushing of special combat forces (such as Kaguya, Six Paths, Peak Nazusa) 3. Various weird illusions often have unexpected effects (for example, there is no limit to other gods and everyone can get J,) 4. Reincarnation in the dirty land is of extraordinary significance for large-scale wars. The legion of the living dead cannot be killed directly (only for mid-to-high-end combat power, the weaker ones will The soul was extracted by the aunt and was directly JJ) Alas, Naruto's summary is a bit short. I didn't say that I advocated pirates. In my opinion, most of Naruto's combat power is concentrated in the top group of strong ones, and the low-end combat power is not obvious. I will make another article to talk about it later.