usopp gets 5 stars

No, Usopp didn't die in the manga.

Sure, they had a fight. This fight was driven by differences in their perspectives and goals at that time, adding depth to the story.

Yes, they did. It was a significant conflict in the storyline.

I recommend One Piece: The Great God Usopp to you. This book is a story about Usopp. It tells the story of how he obtained the League of Legends system through an accidental transmigration and became invincible. If you want to read a One Piece Doujinshi novel with a deceptive cloth as the main character, this book is perfect for you. I hope you will like my recommendation.

Friendship turned to more is a very common theme. Since they start as crewmates with a normal friendship in the original, fanfictions often explore how that can develop into a romantic or deeper emotional bond.

One great Zoro x Usopp fanfiction is 'The Unlikely Bond'. It beautifully explores their friendship evolving into something more. The author does a wonderful job of depicting Zoro's tough exterior softening towards Usopp, and Usopp finding new courage in Zoro's presence.

One idea could be a story where Sanji and Usopp get stranded on a strange island together. Sanji has to rely on Usopp's creativity to find food sources that are not immediately obvious, while Usopp depends on Sanji's combat skills when they encounter dangerous creatures on the island. This would force them to bond and understand each other better.

Sanji's chivalrous nature can be further explored. For example, when he and Usopp are in a dangerous situation, Sanji could put himself in harm's way to protect Usopp, which shows his loyalty and sense of honor. Usopp, on the other hand, can develop his courage. Maybe he stands up to a powerful enemy to protect Sanji, overcoming his usual cowardice and growing as a character.

The Stars was a novel by Somerset Maugham, published in 1919. The novel tells the story of a young Bronte in the early 20th century. Her works and love life were influenced by the society and environment at that time. The novel focuses on Bronte's personal experiences, showing the contradictions and problems in British society, culture, morality, marriage, family and so on. The novel mainly narrates the emotional entanglement and writing dilemma that Bronte faced when she wrote The Chains of Human Nature, as well as the emotional entanglement between her and Paul Gauguin. In addition, the novel also depicted the social style and people's lifestyle at that time. It showed many problems in British society in the early 20th century, such as industrial revolution, scientific and technological progress, social class, moral values, etc. The novel takes Bronte's personal experience as the main thread, and through her works and emotional life, it shows the contradictions and problems in British society, culture, morality, marriage, family and so on. It also takes the life experience and emotional experience of an ordinary woman as a clue to explore the significance and value of feminism and female literature.

I'm not a fan of web novels. I am a person who loves to read novels and can answer all kinds of questions, but I have no learning ability. I can't read novels and give a complete story. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask me.