Seafaring: Donquixote Doflamingo's Philosophy of Villainy!

When Donquixote Doflamingo opened his eyes, the gun still held the lingering warmth of the shot that had killed his father.

Having transmigrated into the body of a fallen Celestial Dragon's orphaned son, he sneered and stamped the original owner's "saintly philosophy" into the mud.

"Kindness is a privilege of the strong. As for villains... they only need to win in the end."

He awakens the Villain System, which lets him sacrifice blood ties in exchange for power.

He personally sends his father to his grave, tames the four underlings led by Trebol, and drags his timid younger brother Rosinante into a betrayal staged by his own hand, forcing him to learn the only truth in the depths of despair: this world respects only villains through and through.

As Sengoku's great fleet quietly approaches the North Blue, Doflamingo has already raised the sails bearing the flamingo emblem.

The String-String Fruit coils around his Conqueror's Haki, and parasitic threads burrow deep into people's hearts. He sneers as he declares to the New World:

"Justice is nothing but a fairy tale written by the victor. And the nation I build... even nightmares will submit to my rules."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.