One Piece: The Straw Hat Pirates' Painter

Actually, pirate and ship-themed stories aren't really suitable for female protagonists. I recently rewatched One Piece and felt that the romance element really doesn't suit One Piece.

I thought it was the Drawing Fruit, but it turns out to be the Invisibility Fruit!

One Piece is a shonen anime about friendship and adventure. There are only a few people on a ship, and while everyone else is resting at night, you're next door chatting with Nami.

The synopsis clearly tells you the protagonist is a pervert, but the female lead in this story is just too much. 😏

It's very well written, like watching an anime, but it would be even better without a main character.

The Rumble-Rumble Fruit was wasted on Nami. Nami is too weak. Anyone given the right opportunity could grow into an admiral-level fighter, but Nami will never reach that level.

Having read the latest chapter, aside from the protagonist being a pervert, I don't understand the point of having a protagonist. It's not a typical wish-fulfillment story, the leveling up isn't like leveling up, and the strategist isn't like a strategist. It feels like the protagonist is completely out of the loop, yet a plot point pops up every now and then, making it very awkward to read.

It's best to avoid stories with a female lead or one where the female lead isn't actually on the ship. Even though the title includes "lead," many novels don't feature female leads much, so creating a female lead only to have a bunch of flaws is pointless.

It's good to go on a boat trip. Haven't seen it in a long time.

It's quite rare. Just like the West can't afford to lose Jerusalem, One Piece fanfiction can't afford to lose the ship-following genre. After all, if ship-following novels disappeared, people would have nowhere to vent their frustrations.