One Piece: The Right Way to Use the Float-Float Fruit

Through a twist of fate, a young man from the modern world transmigrates to the world of Pirate King and becomes an eight-year-old child named Isaac. Fortunately, the protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy, is still just a two-year-old brat, so Isaac has plenty of time to gain strength.

A soul from another world, a System that lets him raise his ability ceiling without limit, and the power of one of the strongest Paramecia, the Float-Float Fruit: this is the pirate-world journey of a man who lives for freedom and pleasure.

Years later, Isaac, known to the world as the Lord of the Sky, stands high above Marineford. With a wave of his right hand, he sends a massive meteor, trailing a long tail of fire, crashing toward the Red-Haired Four Emperors’ pirate ship. Isaac shakes his head helplessly. “I’ve been paid. You’re making this really difficult for me, Red-Hair.”

(The original characters are all strengthened to some extent. The book also contains a small amount of fantasy elements, but the author will try to keep them to a minimum to maintain a reasonable balance.)