One Piece: This Guy Has a Conscience, but Not Much of One

“I got by on five things: betraying my word, turning against my own, selling out my brothers, framing people, and looking after my brothers’ wives.”

Aboard a pirate ship fleeing to the New World after he had just been hunted by the Marines for killing his superior, Bai Ye spoke honestly.

Bai Ye, male, 18, a transmigrator.

A notorious turncoat in the Marines.

A famous backstabbing scoundrel celebrated by pirates.

An information broker in the eyes of the World Government.

And a devoted little brother in the eyes of the big sisters-in-law...

At the Paramount War, Bai Ye, a man with many identities, arrived with his arm around Boa Hancock.

One kick for each great pirate, one punch for each of the Three Admirals.

Sengoku: “Bai Ye, you traitor!”

Whitebeard: “Bai Ye, I can’t believe I considered you one of my own brothers!”

Bai Ye spread his hands and said helplessly, “That’s just how we get by in this line of work!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.