Roel from the real world transmigrates to the world of One Piece.
At first, he relies on two pistols to become a notorious bounty hunter in the East Blue.
After witnessing the death of the Pirate King, Roger, Roel wants to grow stronger and stay alive, so he seeks out the revolutionary Dragon, who is also in Loguetown at the time.
Using information unknown to anyone but a transmigrator, he trades with Dragon for training methods for the Six Powers and two types of Haki.
The twin pistols are just support, tools for when he's weak. After mastering Haki and the Six Powers, Roel still eats a Devil Fruit. It's a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit, not the Logia type that transmigrators usually choose.
After mastering his training and becoming a Devil Fruit user, Roel only wants to grow stronger quietly and maybe work as a bounty hunter on the side. But when a corrupt Marine official refuses to pay him, Roel has no choice but to become a pirate.
And to get away from the annoying Marines...
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Every chapter of yours is the same, with repeated introductions and a lot of verbosity, which makes it boring to read. Originally, I read novels to pursue pleasure and relieve stress. After reading what you wrote, I smashed my desk, computer, and chair. *Ma, I'm so angry
Don't ask for a subscription. Why don't you have some ideas? Would you be so kind as to subscribe? I don't even bother to update, and I often stop updating. Who dares to subscribe?
The subject matter of this book is good, and the setting of the protagonist is good. However, the author's writing level is poor, the narrative theme is not obvious, it is too superficial, and it is too idealistic.
Too much nonsense!!! Don't know what it means
I have finished reading this book after reading the introduction.
Well written. Go for it. Don't care what others say
You might as well treat him as a wanderer with poisonous milk powder. He is handsome and good-looking, and 8 million warriors will support you.
The author wants to be read by readers. Don't describe too much in the narration. Don't repeat one thing over and over again. Be concise and write down the characters' actions and language.
Too much nonsense. Talking seriously about the so-called cultivation method. Isn't it embarrassing?
The writing is pretty good, but if you want to get a super big ship, how can two people drive it?