One Piece: Sakura Kinomoto and I Set Sail Across the Grand Line
海贼：我与魔卡小樱同闯伟大航路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Sakura isn't some delicate little girl; she's a physically fit athlete and a magician who loves close combat.
Is it true that if you plant one Sakura card, you'll reap countless Sakura cards?
Meow~♡
Why is it that in every Sakura manga, when she travels to other worlds, she collects Clow Cards?
There's a reason for the poor grades. Power-ups that could kill you if consumed are usually only used in dire situations, yet the protagonist drinks them without any external danger. It makes you wonder if he was taking Sakura on a wilderness survival adventure at the beginning, relying on her cards to get by.
The Clow Cards are actually limiters; they're to prevent Sakura's magic power from growing too powerful. If Sakura's magic power weren't controlled by the Clow Cards, it could truly destroy the world.
That's really distracting.
I've reached the part where you fight Hawkeye. This isn't just anime fanfiction; it's written like a martial arts story. Your writing style is so out of place and awkward. It doesn't feel like you're fighting Hawkeye; it feels more like you're dueling with Ximen Chuixue. There's the junior persona, the questioning, and the dialogue style is even a bit like Gu Long's. What kind of book is this? What theme? What writing style? It's so jarring and hard to keep reading!
The subject matter is good, but the writing is terrible; it's obvious the author didn't use AI to write it directly.
I only read the beginning, but it already feels very unreliable. First, why doesn't the protagonist have any memory of saving Sakura? If you really wanted the protagonist to do that, you should at least have him save her himself before he fainted. Second, at the beginning, it was said that Kero was warming himself up, but where is Kero now?
We, cosplaying magical girls, don't play with the suicide squad.
Madoka Kaname: You're a magical girl too? Sakura: ... I'm a cosplayer. Xiao Ke: We regular cosplayers don't play with the Expendables.
When I was little, magical girl was a small Clow Card; I was on this side, and Sakura was on the other. As we grow up, magical girls are like shining rubies; I'm on this side, and Illya is on the other. Later on, magical girl is a high-risk contract. I'm on this side, but Mami Tomoe has no head. Now, the magical girl is two strong, muscular men; I'm on this side, and my values are on the other. (´; ω;`)