ENOne Piece: The Strongest Admiral Starts with Satoru Gojo!
海贼:最强大将从五条悟开始!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 543k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
- 137 chapters
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Personally, I hate Kobi the most. He's an ungrateful wretch. Just think about how he treated his master Garp and Luffy.
Gojo Satoru has absolutely no physical abilities. He has the physical abilities of an ordinary Earthling.
Can you write about killing off Momonosuke? That bastard has to die!
Writing fan fiction by simply following the original storyline is the biggest mistake.
In the first chapter, you didn't kill Koby, but instead made a deal with him, recruiting him. That part about him being a complete failure is 👍
How to describe it? I was looking forward to watching Lord of the Rings, but when I clicked on it, I saw Harry Potter.
Kobi is such an ingrate, what's there to invest in? There are so many promising people in the One Piece world.
It's clear the author also wanted the protagonist to be bet by Koby in the New World. Hahaha
Let's talk about Koby's problem.
There's very little storyline about Koby, and I know people don't like it, so I won't write about it anymore. Koby's subsequent appearance is most likely due to his successful training by the protagonist, making him the inheritor of burning justice. He is definitely not a deserter, nor is there any plot involving him sacrificing himself for the protagonist.
However, why not kill Koby?