Kindling the Flame in One Piece
从海贼开始点燃火种
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 11d ago
- English
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This is probably the best One Piece Revolution book I've read so far. Many writers of One Piece literature look down on the Revolutionary Army. But he himself didn't understand anything about the Red Revolution. He doesn't even know his own limitations, yet he pretends to be something he's not. It's quite speechless. Keep it up, author!
To be honest, the protagonist hasn't played a single role so far. Besides guns, the revolution hasn't developed its writing system at all; they haven't even started a newspaper, relying entirely on the World News. The protagonist has killed several Celestial Dragons, yet the entire pirate world remains completely silent.
Let's analyze the impressions so far.
I feel that many people reading this book may not be fans of the original work or even One Piece fans, because I am just a casual One Piece fan who has only watched a few episodes of the manga and anime, but I was still attracted to this book. When I was young, I loved Japanese action anime, but as I've grown older and gained more experience, I've become increasingly averse to it.
On a side note
Which book is the best-written revolutionary literature today? The One Piece arc, which was supposed to burn the world, veered off into fantasy as it went along. Aside from One Piece, the other arcs were really poorly written. The Goddess Gana's theories are well-written, but the story itself is not particularly exciting and is rather mediocre. The flawed utopia of Fox Tail is evident.
I've written the One Piece Revolution story I've always wanted to see.
I've always loved reading One Piece fanfiction, but it always focused on individual characters or just the pirate crews, rarely mentioning the Revolutionary Army. I've always hoped for a book that told the story of the Revolutionary Army, and this is the first one I've read, and it's also the best I've seen so far. It captures all my thoughts from reading fanfiction, and I hope the final ending will see the Celestial Dragons overthrown.
No, the protagonist is a man, and he wasn't a saint in his past life. He was just an ordinary young man who couldn't even find a woman attractive. How can the average reader relate to this?
Why are people on the Navy side feeling uncomfortable now?
People who initially joined the Navy were all drawn to the coolness of the capes, and their values followed their physical appearance. Later, as they grew up, they realized that even the worst order is better than no order at all. These people are too well protected by the state.
I've always been curious why some people think the Pirate Era was coined by Roger with just one sentence? No, if your life is ordinary, not rich but enough to live on, would you risk your life for a vague and uncertain statement? Are you crazy? You don't know it, but you think people in the One Piece world can? They couldn't even survive in the first place. Roger is just Sarajevo at best.
The One Piece arc is still going strong! The main character died after a major battle, then "came back to life," and immediately the Naruto arc began. It feels like the One Piece world is missing an "episode" or similar storyline to fill in the gaps. Also, the protagonist of the One Piece world died and went to the Naruto world.
Analysis of Roger and the Revolutionary Army's View
Many people say that Roger's words gave the world a chance to change, but I strongly disagree. Many people don't understand the difference between revolution and turmoil. Roger's words fundamentally had no impact on the World Government's rule.