
One Piece: I'm Here to Make Big Moves!
海贼:我要干大事!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 231k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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74Chapters
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One Piece: The Long Stairway to Godhood
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If you don't eat Devil Fruits in One Piece, what are you going to do in One Piece? Just play around?
It's a reference to Aizen, but without the fruit of the story, it doesn't resemble Aizen at all, and its behavior is unlike Aizen's. It's just a transmigrator wearing Aizen's skin.
Chapter Twelve is utter nonsense.
Author, you don't actually believe that the Marines in One Piece are only there to catch pirates, do you? They also want to mobilize member states to capture pirates. Pirates threaten a nation, forcing the nation to pay Celestial Gold (taxes). The World Government allocates Celestial Gold to control the Navy, and the Navy dispatches troops to protect the nation.
The plot is very strange. They used Tiger to test whether the plot would change, and as a result, they beat him up and then let him go, allowing him to encounter the Navy, get seriously injured, and then save him. The protagonist's series of actions can only be described as deliberately and ineffectively designed by the author.
I don't have high hopes for this one. Aizen is undeniably a powerful villain, but writing him as the protagonist is a no-go. Not only does it clash with current trends, but it also feels stifling.
Writing too much about politics and ideology would be too verbose; let's focus on battles and plot in One Piece.
Actually, being less serious might be more in line with your style.
Having an outline is enough; add jokes and fun elements to enrich the characters. Actually, the beginning of DC Knights was quite good, but the later part focused too much on grand narratives, which made it feel like it was made for the sake of making it. Don't focus too much on grand narratives; sometimes, countless jokes and fun elements are what keep us watching.
Politics isn't a dinner party; those who deserve to be killed will be killed. Conflicts of stance are inherently life-or-death. It lacks the righteous yet malevolent qualities of Duanmu Yan and Hongmao. It's all macro-level narrative, with no attention to detail.
You practice Haki, I eat a Mythical Zoan Logia-type Devil Fruit, and we both have a bright future (we're not even afraid of sea lions).
New Book Period
This should be the third book I started after Qidian changed its push mechanism. The first two were original works, and they flopped. This book marks my return to the fanfiction genre. I will write it well, and I hope that all readers who have added it to their collections will skip the waiting period and simply read the latest chapter. This is extremely important for me during the initial stages of a new book release. Please help me, everyone.