One Piece: Fifteen Shocking Moments Edited from the Start

It's funny at the beginning, but a bit silly at the end, but the comments of historical figures don't add any personal bias.

It seems like there are only pirates, and it doesn't make much sense if you look at it too much. There are some water characters at the back.

The front is pretty good, but the back is just so-so.

Although I haven't finished reading it, I think it's quite interesting.

Water character throughout

The book's rating could be even higher if I write about the anime in the first place and finish it directly. But in the second part, when I write about the history, it shows that the author's historical knowledge reserve is completely insufficient. History and animation can be split into two books and they are very fragmented if they are forced to be put together.

The creativity is good and can make people's eyes shine at the beginning, but apart from the imagination, there is nothing else outstanding. The lack of writing skills prevents the creativity from being fully realized, so except for the beginning, it becomes dull later on. In addition, the author obviously did not know the original work in detail enough and was unwilling to spend time on it. Many errors appeared, which further degraded the impression. Overall it can only be said to be average.

It was okay at first, but the further you read, the less interesting it gets, and I basically have no desire to continue reading.

It's okay in the front, but not in the back.

Very nice.