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Sailing with Whitebeard: Starting with a Question
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Author: May Summer Solstice
he crossed over to the world of pirates and unexpectedly ended up on the moon, where he was sealed away. Luckily, he awakened a live streaming quiz system. In order to break the seal, he started by having Whitebeard answer questions, broadcasting the event worldwide.
Under the attention of the entire world:
[Question: Why did Admiral Sengoku publicly execute Portgas D. Ace, the Second Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, at Marine Headquarters?]
[Question: Who adopted and raised Ace when he was just born?]
[Question: Who punched Kizaru and successfully saved Ace during the Summit War?]
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People watching the live stream were shocked. It turns out that Kizaru was a traitor to the Marines. As more and more questions were revealed in the live stream, many hidden secrets became known, causing chaos in the entire world of One Piece.
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(Note: This is not my story and is written by a Chinese author.
This is a Machine translation. I have cleaned all the chapters I publish to the maximum of my capabilities. It's not perfect, but it's still an enjoyable read.)
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I freaking love the story. There may have been a few awkard(?) things, but it's mostly great.[img=recommend][img=recommend][img=recommend][img=recommend]
Enjoyable story, translation needs work though. Does anyone know if there is a name for this kind of genre? The, everyone sees something in the sky like a Livestream or list kind of thing? Finding myself enjoying this kind of thing. Similar stories I've read are One a piece Golden List and Making the Manga of One Piece.
Love the reactions of the characters. I always love reading these types of fanfics where characters get to see and experience the past, present, and future and watch how important the information comes to them!
this is dropped if you want to read more search "Exposing One Piece with QnA" by GarudaTranslation on Webnovel xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
uma história muito boa, um bom desenvolvimento até agora....................................................................................
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The author said he translated to the best of his ability but this is just awful. The story itself is interesting, but the names are wrong more often than they are right. The author obviously doesn’t know anything about One Piece if this is the best they can do with all these wrong character names.
Love the Story The only big problem is the Names Names are switched and completely butchered
Still annoying to see the wrong character names in certain paragraphs but overall, this has been a fun read. Though, I gotta ask as to why this fanfic you're translating isn't appearing in your profile?
It's a typical chinese fanfic with an MC whose system keeps giving him incredibly powerful rewards, quickly making him overpowered. Of course the MC isn't really important, since the actual story is about the MC using his system to reveal information about the future as well as secrets in the past. The actually interesting part is how people react to these revelations and how knowing this information changes the outcome of events. For the most part the translation is pretty good (or at least better than other chinese fanfics), except for the following: The reason I can't give the story more than 2 stars is because the translator constantly screws up the names of characters and places. Every time you read a sentence, you have to spend three times as much time trying to figure out which character/place the sentence is actually be referring to, since the translator has almost certainly used the wrong name. This makes it really frustrating to read.