
One Piece: The Sea Tiger Fruit
海贼之海虎果实
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 943k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The idea of a protagonist spreading their magnetic field is generally a recipe for failure. Readers don't want to see their unique ability, which they fought so hard to acquire, easily given to others. It makes the protagonist seem like a mere tool.
Zoan-type Devil Fruits grant human-animal forms, but the orca's human-animal form... Ribbit! I don't want to see its teeth! 😭
... I'm sick of seeing slave-based starting characters... How many books of slavery have you written over and over again? Aren't you tired of it?
How is the author's writing? Is it a pile of crap?
The purity is already very high; hopefully it can be maintained, and the main character won't become nonsensical.
Is he going to pass on his magnetic field power to his underling? I've never seen a book that can write this kind of plot well; it's guaranteed to fail miserably later on.
Such an old-fashioned way of writing a clown... A wish-fulfillment story actually kills off the second-in-command and then makes him become someone else's son... Emmmmm...
The protagonist's personality in Sea Tiger is extremely nagging and indecisive; he's utterly useless.
The author's writing is utter garbage. If you want to taste the difference, you can read it for free in your browser. Don't give the author a single penny in return.
Don't read this book anymore. The later parts just kill off everyone around him. Christine dies, Toast dies, Vig dies, Mary dies—basically, almost all the supporting characters from the beginning are dead.