One Piece: I’m a Marine Vice Admiral Who Just Wants to Die
海贼：我海军中将，只想作死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
244Chapters
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277Recs
5.3kFans
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Poisonous Works
A collection of personal deal-breakers, for reference if you want to avoid them.
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Books I Truly Love (Now Available): Finished, Ongoing, and Dropped
Um... This is mostly so I don't forget, so I'm keeping a record. Mostly fanfiction and urban entertainment stories, with little focus on romance and no harem stories.
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Author, judging from this speed of strength improvement, if there is no way to return to the original world in the near future, will Sister-chan be brought to the world of pirates? 🙂
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The battle is very exciting and graphic, and it reads smoothly and comfortably. There is very little content at the moment. If I can keep up with the updates, I will probably read it every day. This naval article. It feels good. ：，， Like One Piece and Naruto, it does not mean that we readers can understand Japanese, nor can we understand those Japanese transliteration jokes, which look very abrupt and uncomfortable. It's best to include a Chinese translation in parentheses after the stem when writing next time.