At a class reunion, I never expected to transmigrate to the world of One Piece. Even more unexpectedly, I became the son of Iron Fist Garp, a Marine Vice Admiral.
"My old man is a hero of the Marines;
My big brother is the leader of the Revolutionary Army;
My nephew is the heir to the Pirate King."
Adam says that being born into a family like this puts him under enormous pressure. But he's not worried, because he has a golden finger. Whether it's the legendary Saiyan bloodline or the Sharingan, he can get it with a single draw. In that case, Adam's goal is to become the king of these seas...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Wouldn't it be better if you only took a small bite when eating a devil fruit?
I stopped reading when I saw that the fruit was a natural fruit. I hate novels where the protagonist has all the abilities.
Whitebeard's smile is kula la la la la
Dorag is the English transliteration of dragon, dragon = dragon. When Japanese people pronounce it, it becomes Dorag, and then it is translated into Chinese.
Comments on the second chapter of "One Piece: Unlimited Lottery" written by Mu Lan Handong: Gift Pack for Beginners.
Commentary on the conjecture that Chapter 9 of "One Piece: Infinite Lottery" written by Mu Lan Handong may change the world structure.
Commentary on the first chapter of "One Piece: Unlimited Lottery" written by Mu Lan Handong: My Dad is Iron Fist Garp.
Isn't Peach Rabbit He's sister? According to the interpersonal relationship in the novel, she is also a family member or an elder's aunt.
Are the multiple clones just decoration?
Commentary on Chapter 8 Adam's Final Trump Card in "One Piece: Unlimited Lottery" written by Mu Lan Handong.