One Piece: Crimson Tides

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Description

The world called him The Impaler Prince, someone who marked the annals of history with his life and actions, from his glorious battles and ruthlessness to his enemies. After finding his end and relieving the former home of his cruelty, he still grasps the frails of fate and a new world.

On the entire planet where each individual would direct his life to the sea, he wakes under a new umbrella. After a life as a soldier king, he finds himself a new, where the Seaman calls the law, the law of the jungle where the strongest devours the weakest.A world that allows a person to dream. Where everything could be possible. With the Grandest Prize of them All, the One Piece, lurking in the unknown, all but tempting the people into chasing their dreams.

One would think this might attract Vlad’s attention. However, his dreams stand apart from most people. He doesn’t follow a Myth, a story. Instead, he attempts to make one for himself, where everyone will know his name, for he was...

Vlad Dracul.

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Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2022
Author: Morpheus146

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 3.8/ 5.0
Followers: 101
Views: 92,760

Chapters(108 total)

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Community Reviews(2)

NiiquitoRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
I don't know how to write reviews so I'll get straight to the point.
I like almost everything in the novel, except that the MC lets go of some of his enemies just because they say they want to become stronger to defeat the MC later and all those excuses.
The MC is arrogant and looks down on everyone, but he has the strength to back him up, so I don't see a problem with that.
I do not like that.
By the way, this review is done with the translator, so you will probably find a lot of grammatical errors.
Good luck with the novel.
PickyReaderRoyal Road
★★★ 2.5
It's rough to read, in the most objective sense I mean. Entries conversations are written incorrectly making them either confusing or just illegible, I recall an especially bad one when someone was asking someone else if they're "ready to exist in their cocoon". Keep in mind that this was just a normal conversation between two people in a room together, neither were gods or some abstract being that "didn't technically exist" in the physical world and neither were insects or other inhuman creatures that make cocoons. Just two normal dudes speaking absolute gibberish to eachother, it continued in this illegible fashion for who knows how long because as you can tell its hard to say where the mistakes start and the intended novel begins.
Onto more personal issues with the novel, the mc is insufferable, it could be a symptom of the translation but alot of the dialogue involving the protagonist makes him sound like a drunk middle aged man who thinks himself some sort of enlightened higher being. He constantly says things intended to sound "deep" or "wise" but fail at anything resembling the notion.
The second and arguably largest issue with the novel is the sword curse, whenever a novel has a protagonist beginning from essentially nothing, having to train their body, skills and such there is a very very very high chance the author will take the low road/easy way out and slap us with swordplay, the most dull, uninspired, wasteful method of gaining strength they could come up with. My assumption is they do this purely because everyone else does it meaning it's easy, like how for a period of time everyone was just making superhero movies because they had a baseline of people who watch alot of superhero fans and would therefore find their content easier to consume. It is lazy and cringe. Swords are for 2 situations, 1st if you have a massive number of entirely untrained peasants/farmers, no real technological advancements outside basic smelting and blacksmithing abilities but