Reborn into the world of One Piece, he becomes a Celestial Dragon, as well as the older brother of Saint Shalria: Saint Reginald. But don't expect Reginald to do anything stupid like sneaking into other people's homes, or to preach the ideals of the Blue Planet.
Power is like blood to people. People are tiger cubs tasting blood for the first time. Once blood touches their tongues and goes down their throats, they can never forget its deliciousness.
Reginald is no exception. "I want to keep sinking into this forever."
But what should he do when Imu can't protect the throne in the future? Simple: become king himself.
[Ding! You have successfully recruited a fated powerhouse.]
[Reward: Wealth, status, or a beauty. Choose one.]
Reginald: As long as I'm happy, who cares if I become a madman!
Reginald: Being a bad person is often more efficient than being a good one.
Reginald: Some people want everyone to live halfway up the mountain, but how could I, who live in the heavens, bear to come down?
Crocodile: Justice is a vulgar notion, best left to vulgar people. We need only pursue what we believe is right.
PS: This is the story of a Celestial Dragon who gradually becomes king. Recruiting followers is just a means to an end. His ultimate goal is to rule the world. (Whether the world gets better or worse has nothing to do with the protagonist. He only wants to rule.) (The protagonist's priorities: being good to his own people > personal gain > everyone else.)
There is a System, but he isn't invincible: he awakened Conqueror's Haki on his own. He was even killed once by Kaido.
He recruits people, but not indiscriminately: everyone he recruits has a reason to pledge loyalty.
I still prefer novels in which the protagonist is a Celestial Dragon. What I don't like is the kind where the protagonist is a Celestial Dragon and has the heart of the Holy Mother. I once read a novel about a Celestial Dragon, and because of the concept of red education, he gathered a revolutionary army and rebelled against his own family! Yes, that's right, the revolutionary army was gathered to rebel against the Tianlong people!! I really don't understand that kind of novel. Although this novel doesn't have such a plot, I felt it was very bland when I read it, and I felt like I couldn't stand it!
So far, the writing is nondescript, open-minded, and extremely androgynous. First, I'm looking for a fantasy beast vampire fruit to live forever, and then I'm looking for a natural type. Also, your writing doesn't feel realistic at all. Four stars is an encouragement.
I have endured a lot of poisonous things in the past, but I can't bear to see the sexual transformation [awkward laugh]
It's so fucking poisonous. This book is really rubbish.
Messy garbage, directly poisoned by the 100-year-old dragon
The topic is good, but I was fooled into it by the introduction, and the content is not very good.
How annoying! Why do you want to make the protagonist so stupid?
I really doubt that you are mentally disturbed right now
What do you write about Goba?
Too poisonous, a bit biased