One Piece: Straw Hat's Oath

Adaptation of the original work of One Piece + detailed expansion + passionate restoration Twenty-two years later, the oath of the guillotine in Rogge Town is still echoing around the world. Roger's words "If you want my treasure, go find it" ignited the frenzy of the Great Pirate Age, and countless people set sail to pursue ONEPIECE at the end of the great route. In the East China Sea Windmill Village, Luffy, who has a scar on his left eye, is lying in the tavern, obsessed with listening to the red-haired pirates telling the legend of One Piece. This kid who was pestering Shanks shouted "I want to become the Pirate King" with passion. After spending half a year together, Shanks' gentleness and domineering power planted the seeds of his dream in his heart. But the bandit broke the peace - Luffy accidentally ate the rubber fruit and gained the ability to stretch but lost the ability to swim forever; on the coast, Shanks broke his arm to save him, and put a blood-stained straw hat on the boy's head: "Wait until you become a great pirate, then give it back to me." Ten years later, the seventeen-year-old Luffy left his hometown in a small wooden boat. He wanted to gather ten friends, go to the Upside Down Mountain, fight the four emperors, and smash the obstacles with his rubber fists: "One Piece, I am determined to be the Pirate King!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.