After transmigrating to a world of pirates whose timeline is just a little earlier, Yun Tian experiences all kinds of identities.
He is a transmigrator with an insatiable curiosity, witnessing firsthand an era that has never been revealed in detail and peering into scene after scene from history.
He is a Paramecia Contract Fruit user.
He is one of the Rocks Pirates, whose advance is known as "the unstoppable march of evil." He captures Celestial Dragons, challenges the authority of the world, and acts without restraint.
He is... the deepest undercover agent the Marines have ever had, the hidden hero of the Marines who freed all the hostages and grievously wounded Rocks at God Valley.
Garp: "But in the end, he challenged the authority of the most powerful Celestial Dragon family. During the reckoning that followed, that man was ambushed. Bound head to toe in chains, he was sunk to the bottom of God Valley and sealed in ice, becoming an unspeakable taboo of the Marines."
Garp: "The only contract he made without using his ability, though, was..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The opening setting is a bit mindless. Have you ever seen the protagonist of One Piece look stupid?
First of all, since he is a time traveler, is the protagonist so stupid? Secondly, if you go to Whitebeard, Water Escape should be faster! He also needs to board Ace's ship and then mind his own business.
The subject matter is very good, I like it very much. Let's put it into the fattening area first and see what happens next.
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Come on, it's great, keep updating