
One Piece: I Only Wanted to Fish, but Was Forced to Become an Evil God
海贼:只想钓鱼的我被迫成为邪神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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983Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
10.5kFans
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Isn't this just a flipped version of the Float Fruit?
Does this have anything to do with fishing?
I don't understand this Devil Fruit ability. Can someone explain it to me? Haha
Haki! Haki! Haki! Haki! Haki! I don't understand. Garp doesn't know Haki? Why don't you ask him? Doesn't the headquarters have any Haki theory? Can't you learn it yourself? All that fancy stuff about infiltrating minds to create Haki! I refuse to believe that even with theory, you can't create Haki! Otherwise, there wouldn't be the so-called Amazon Lily, where everyone possesses Haki.
It looks a bit like it was written by AI. Even AI shouldn't have such a messy word order. Did they sell the account to foreigners?
The author must have sold their account; this book is clearly not on the same level as their previous ones. After reading a dozen or so chapters, it just felt chaotic. The author probably wanted to make the protagonist funny, but it doesn't feel funny at all; instead, it feels like the author is making the reader feel stupid.
It seems like you want to write a lighthearted One Piece story.
But all that's left is the comedic element; it's quite selective in its target audience.
I feel like my writing is a bit messy, but I don't know why.
Using AI to write books is one thing, but they don't even proofread them?
I couldn't continue reading after the first few chapters. This can't be explained away by the author's excuses like "typing habits" or "missing spaces" or "not using paragraphs." The writing is worse than a primary school student's; it can't even make sentences coherent. Does the author really think the order of Chinese characters doesn't affect reading at all?
Did the author sell their account?
The author has most likely changed. What kind of rubbish is this? Compared to the previous Naruto and Earl books, this one sounds like it was written by a newbie. The opening is disjointed and incoherent, the battle descriptions are terrible, the protagonist's character development is very stiff, and the supporting characters are inexplicably impressive.