One Piece: Making Uta Famous, One Dragonite Strike Wounds Kaido

The night he transmigrated into the movie, Elegia became a purgatory, and the Red Hair Pirates left Uta alone on an island, their eyes brimming with tears. Luo Ze had just finished watching the film when he shrank into a ten-year-old boy and bonded with the Idol-Raising System. Choosing Uta set him on the path to the top, and destined him to face her adoptive father, one of the Four Emperors.

His first childhood hit song earned him a max-level Dragonite. The max-level pseudo-Legendary's Hyper Beam slammed squarely into Kaido's face, drawing blood from even the World's Strongest Creature. And that was only the beginning. Each time he taught Uta a new song, the System handed him an unbelievable reward, from Roger's swordsmanship to the Mangekyo Sharingan. The farther down he looked, the more absurd the list became.

But Uta needed far more than a beautiful voice and a stage. Someone had to free the girl trapped by lies and guilt, reveal the truth to her, and rebuild Elegia from the ruins. He also had to livestream her voice across every sea. As long as the System kept handing out rewards, Imu on the Empty Throne, Kaido on Onigashima, and even Shanks himself would all have to learn the name of this young manager.

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