One Piece: The Marines' Surgeon of Death
海贼：海军的死亡外科医生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 140k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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47Chapters
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A member of the D. Clan, and a user of the Op-Op Fruit, joining the Marines? I'll just laugh and say nothing. 🤭🤭🤭
This is really going to be a showcase of skill!
I haven't watched it yet, but it's pretty cool for a user of the Op-Op Fruit to go down the Navy route! The biggest problem with many people not liking the Navy route is that the Navy can't really be considered an independent organization. Both Sengoku and Akainu have proven to us that even if someone becomes Fleet Admiral, they can't change their subordinate status in front of the World…
The Five Elders will compromise? Not even a little bit!
After reading Chapter 5, the author's writing style was much stiffer than I expected. At least personally, I can't accept it! The following opinions represent only my own thoughts! First point: From my perspective, the Five Elders genuinely don't take the Navy seriously at all. I won't even mention their attitude towards the two Fleet Admirals. Just take the Zephyr incident.
The naval route is indeed a bit difficult to follow; let's see how the author handles it.
As expected
Should I write about the original characters or the naval route? If you don't cause a bloodbath, who will?
A traitor is bound to happen sooner or later.
The biggest problem with the Navy is: Why should we tolerate these idiots standing on our heads when we're already so powerful?
If I didn't become a pirate, but instead partnered with a wealthy person, even without medical treatment or just an organ transplant, I could easily make hundreds of millions from any rich person, given my youth and good health. With fame, it seems easy to become the richest person in the world. Then, I could use that money to develop my power base and cultivate my subordinates...
It's obvious that the Five Elders didn't undergo the immortality surgery. The only one who might have done it is Im. In the Navy, the use of the Surgery Devil Fruit is not very popular.
The protagonist's diligent training and exceptional talent—is this training-focused plot going to never end? The constant focus on training is getting tiresome! The protagonist is a transmigrator who understands that everyone around him is arranged by the World Government. Currently, the main storyline should be about his arduous training to eventually leave the Navy and the World Government.
Naval route! Naval route!
It's already mentioned in the synopsis, and the book is called "The Navy's Surgeon of Death"...