One Piece: Deceiving the Whole World

Also known as The Whole World Thinks I'm a Good Person

He is hailed as the man who ended the age of pirates, and the admiral most admired by the Marines' Five Elders.

He is the Dark King who took the title of Tyrant Kuma, a capricious executioner.

The Revolutionary Army's leader, Dragon, considers him a close friend and has invited him to join the Revolutionary Army countless times, calling him a hero who bears the weight of the world as he presses forward through the darkness.

He is Kronos, and he will be the King of the World!

No System, and he isn't invincible from the start, but this is still an exhilarating read. The timeline isn't accurate, so history buffs should stay away.

Behind-the-scenes Boss story, double secret identities, deceiving the whole world.

There are original golden fingers and plot developments from the start. Give it a try; I'm fairly satisfied with this part.

The pacing is on the slow side, so don't read if that's not for you.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.