One Piece: Dream Destroyer Mentor Marine King

The book officially ends here.

Some friends previously speculated whether it would continue with this identity and plot.

Actually I've never thought of doing this.

When a story is told, it should end.

Forcibly continuing the writing will only make the previous shaping and foreshadowing look stupid. This is undoubtedly a self-destructive wall.

All added up, it’s about 100 days. 500,000 words.

It’s not too long and the number of words isn’t too many.

But as a part-time writer, I can maintain 3 chapters and 6,000 words a day most of the time. In fact, I am quite satisfied with myself.

This process would also be inseparable from the strong support and love of all readers.

This book can barely be regarded as my first, and I was surprised to achieve such results.

After all, I never considered myself a talented player.

(Quietly BB: Talented types have already started to create original works.)

During the writing process, I usually get home at 7pm, take a shower and daze for an hour, and start typing at 8pm. Usually it’s until about 12 o’clock. Sometimes when I am too tired or my mind is exhausted, I can only make up for it the next day or skip one chapter.

In this book, there are typos when updating every day, because there is really no extra time to correct them one by one (my fault!)

I also want to thank everyone for constantly helping me catch bugs every day. Anyway, research shows that one or two typos do not affect reading.

But I will basically revise what everyone puts forward.

Because of my part-time job, I don’t have much time to interact with everyone in the comment area.

Every time I read the comment section, I mainly look for typos. Or there is something missing in the plot.

But even though I am such an unqualified writer, you all still support me all the way, and I can’t thank you enough!

Let’s talk about the story itself:

As I grow older, when I look back at Pirates, I will find a lot of weird things. With this illogical weirdness, I started to think.

With the arrival of Wanokuni, I feel that Oda will use his spring and autumn writing style to explain many unsolved mysteries in one stroke. In order to release my dissatisfaction, I decided to write a fanfic myself.

In fact, the ending of the story and Im's identity were confirmed before the official writing was started.

The tone of the story is actually not focused on passionate battles, but more often like business and puzzle solving.

Just like the battle in the final chapter, I actually considered whether the battle after Im's death should be earth-shattering.

But after thinking about it later, I felt that it would be better to be a little plainer. If it were a life-and-death thing, it would be too different from the previous style.

This book also incorporates a lot of my personal guesses about the plot and some story prospects.

Some words are always on the verge of death, but sometimes I can't help but say them through Dylan's mouth.

In this era, everyone has the right to make a voice, and everyone should have the right to be seen.

As Dylan and Long would say.

We are all looking to the world for answers.

We are also using ourselves to tell the world our answers.

ps:

The results of the new books I opened later were not satisfactory. Secondly, there are always people scolding me. Just sent it.

Maybe there will be a day to return to tomatoes in the future.

Looking forward to meeting you all again.

Maybe it will be possible to write another Pirates book in the future when One Piece is finished or is about to be finished.

grateful!