One Piece: Ouya Just Wants to Handle Logistics
海贼：欧亚只想当后勤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 634k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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314Chapters
249Recommendations
4.6kFans
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One Piece: The Long Stairway to Godhood
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To be honest, the beginning wasn't very well written, but it was barely readable. Then, from chapters 30 to 34, it completely went off the rails, turning into something out of One Piece. It was truly eye-opening. It was utterly toxic.
Joining the Navy means taking control of your own destiny and forging your own path. Promotion to the rank of admiral severely limits your potential for growth and freedom. At admiral level, you'll be caught in the power struggles within the Navy, burdened by numerous tasks and the pressure and sense of responsibility that come with higher ranks, effectively halting any further development of your abilities.
What do the notes have to do with the plot? Where are the mystery and DC?
Friends, how do I block this book? I don't want to see it.
I don't know why so many books seem to favor the "playing it safe" approach. Perhaps it's a misconception created by that retired general, leading many authors to mistakenly believe that many people enjoy playing it safe. But he possessed formidable strength, which is why his stories are so captivating. I won't say more. If you think my suggestion is good, you can consider it; if you don't, you can delete it.
I wanted to curse, but after reading through all the comments about this plot twist in GS, I realized this book is truly doomed. Goodbye, I'm running away.
Chapter Seventeen
The highest rank of commander at the small-town base of the Four Seas branch is colonel; there are no general ranks. The Navy branches are divided into two types: those in the Grand Line and those in the Four Seas. The Grand Line branches are directly subordinate to the Navy Headquarters, and their naming convention is GX. Their rank system and strength are on par with the Navy Headquarters.
It's just a nominal position in logistics...
It got all messed up as I was writing. You think I'm writing an episodic drama? The stories don't connect to each other at all.
It's disjointed and doesn't feel like a story.