
One Piece: The Cyborg Doctor Aboard the Straw Hat Ship
海贼:草帽船上的义体医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 637k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
272Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
1.8kFans
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One Piece ship-following professional?
I hope the author will take a serious look.
I'm feeling really awkward after reading chapter 35. At the beginning, I thought it would mainly focus on the protagonist's own cybernetic upgrade, but it turns out they're planning to replace the entire Straw Hat crew? What's the point of reading this then? Zoro's efforts were credited to his prosthetic body.
Waist-cutting
In Night City, I kill every single one of those bastards I see. How come the protagonist is also a cleaner now? 😧
Bucky's character traits are just good luck, nothing else, and his stubbornness? This wasn't written in the book; Bucky was turned into a combat robot by the protagonist as soon as he appeared. It's weird. I originally thought there would be some kind of mishap that would allow him to escape. Daring to change the plot is indeed a good thing, but personally, I felt the changes were mediocre.
The main focus is on exhilarating combat, specifically the cybernetic bodies. I initially thought the author would center the story around this, but after reading the whole thing, it felt more like the author was using them as a detachable piece of equipment.
Understand?
Understand?
Speaking of which, when did Coby leave?
The feeling of old-fashioned novels
It strangely gave me the feeling of reading an old-fashioned novel.
Frankie Style?
As the title suggests, if someone in One Piece uses a cybernetic body, isn't Franky the only one?
The art style of the main character's overpowered abilities doesn't quite fit the Straw Hat Pirates.