In the Great Pirate World, the App Forces Me to Stop the Future Four Emperors

Jiang Li finds a phone with nothing but an anime app. He opens the One Piece anime and starts watching when a prompt suddenly appears: "Go to Windmill Village and stop Shanks from setting out to sea." He stares at the words "Shanks" and "stop" for ten seconds. "How am I supposed to stop him? With my life? He's going to be one of the Four Emperors!" The missions are all word games, and the NPCs are powerful figures with wildly different personalities. The three reward options can include anything from an introductory lesson in Observation Haki to an old sock. Even crazier, there are other players in the app. They can team up, or kill each other and steal their shards. When you die, you're really gone, and your phone stays behind for the next unlucky soul. At first, Jiang Li survives by talking tough and using items. Later, he relies on building bonds and teaming up with other players who are just as afraid of dying to turn the tables. His goal is simple: survive to the end, then drag the creator of this rotten app out from behind the scenes and make him choose one of three options for once.