[No system] [Multiple heroines] [Multiple originals]
An accident caused Wang Daniu, an ordinary person, to travel through time and become Moonlight Moria, who had just been defeated by Kaido.
"Since you don't want to face all this anymore, let me take your place. From now on, I am Moonlight Moria, and I am the King of the Night. I want to make this world feel what fear is."
However, dreams are good, so is reality.
"Qing Pheasant, you can't become a strong person if you are so lazy."
"Red hair, are the crew members of the Pirate King only of this level? You cannot become a strong man in this sea."
"Akainu, your justice is mediocre in my opinion. If you were really just, you should burn Mariejoia."
"Bear, you are too kind to protect your loved ones."
"Mr. Long, this is the content and standard of communism. I think you need him very much."
"Kizaru, you are very good..."
All in all, this is a rather strange story.
Reader comments
It's okay. I personally think the idea is right. If you are not strong enough, you have to practice. If you are not strong enough, you have to learn skills. What's the use of directly forming a force? What are the trash fish in One Piece? You can knock them all down with one overlord color.
I can't stand these chapters lately [laughs awkwardly]
The plot isn't great, but the writing in the first few chapters is so cute, it doesn't look like it was written by a boy, but more like it was written by a girl.
Anyway, come on!
It is true that the logic of some chapters is quite confusing, but I quite like the writing ideas and the character of the protagonist, who is ambitious yet reasonable.
My assessment is that I finally found gold among a pile of rocks.
Foolish people fall into illusions
It's very good, and it suits my appetite. I understand everything [adoration][adoration][adoration]
Very good, to my taste
I'm glad I finished writing it.
Just thinking about going to work today makes my head hurt, my legs hurt, my eyes hurt, my hands hurt, my feet hurt, everything hurts
I have been looking for a book about Moria for a long time, and I think it is pretty good. The character is not broken, so I can look forward to it.
It's okay. I personally think the idea is right. If you are not strong enough, you have to practice. If you are not strong enough, you have to learn skills. What's the use of directly forming a force? What are the trash fish in One Piece? You can knock them all down with one overlord color. I can't stand these chapters lately [laughs awkwardly]
The plot isn't great, but the writing in the first few chapters is so cute, it doesn't look like it was written by a boy, but more like it was written by a girl. Anyway, come on!
It is true that the logic of some chapters is quite confusing, but I quite like the writing ideas and the character of the protagonist, who is ambitious yet reasonable.
My assessment is that I finally found gold among a pile of rocks.
Foolish people fall into illusions
It's very good, and it suits my appetite. I understand everything [adoration][adoration][adoration]
Very good, to my taste
I'm glad I finished writing it.
Just thinking about going to work today makes my head hurt, my legs hurt, my eyes hurt, my hands hurt, my feet hurt, everything hurts
I have been looking for a book about Moria for a long time, and I think it is pretty good. The character is not broken, so I can look forward to it.