In One Piece, I’m Bound to Luffy from the Start

In fact, pirate fans have recently started a renaissance among pirate fans due to Luffy's fruit upgrade, from rubber fruit to nika, and xxx on straw hat ships is even more common. In the previous theatrical version and comic plots, red hair has also begun to be added. The appearance of the red-haired singer also expanded the plot of Luffy's childhood. When I read the title of the book at first, I thought it was "Following the Ship", because it was the right time and place to write about "Following the Ship". But after reading a few chapters, I never expected that the author would do the opposite and start writing about joining the Navy. To be honest, One Piece is all about passion, freedom, and dreams. That feeling of galloping on the sea, but many protagonists in pirate novels rush to be dogs for the Celestial Dragons... There is a saying that the book "The Next Door" is written by Justice, which is quite good. Even if you join the navy, don't be a dog for the Celestial Dragons, okay?

Is the protagonist mentally retarded? Chapter 3: I only thought about going to the country of Wano for training, but I didn't even think about going to the Navy for training? In other One Piece fan fiction, the protagonist could think of going to a navy training camp, but the protagonist of this novel couldn't think of it. He had to be invited by the navy, and he was drunk when he thought about it.

I finished reading the first book, I didn't want to read the second one until halfway through, and the third one started well. Good luck, author!

The word "Link" in the introduction has already discouraged a large number of people, so was it written by someone else? The first one was pretty good, the second one was a complete improvement, and the third one was just a eunuch.

The ultimate outcome of the pirates is to overthrow the positive and negative world controlled by the Celestial Dragons. This is the general trend of the world. The birth of Nika is the result of countless people's prayers. The world has been dominated by positive and negative forces for 800 years, and it has long been rotten to the core. Joining the navy is like joining the Chaoting army in the late Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, and joining the Guojun in the late Min Dynasty.

I feel like the first one is still better, it's an honest flow about the growth of fantasy beast species.

Aren't the first two books written very well? Why should the author insist on sticking to pirates? He could also try a fandom called Zongmanztenliu.

The title and introduction of this book are completely different from the content. My evaluation is: the donkey's head is not as good as the horse's mouth. At least what I thought when I saw the title synopsis of this book was: "Being "bound" with Luffy, lying flat and becoming stronger, it should be like following the boat, which is more leisure and entertainment." Then I clicked in and took a look, rejected Luffy's invitation to board the boat, and wanted to train in the navy boot camp. One thing to say, I was stunned for a moment when I read it. Generally speaking, readers would be fine if they didn't accuse the title of fraud. This is a taboo in writing a book. If the plot is still written like this, I suggest changing the title and introduction.

In fact, the biggest problem with the navy is that the top brass are not good people, but most of the navy at the grassroots level are good people. This leads to a relatively fragmented image, especially for readers like us who have a God's perspective.

Oh, I quite like this book