As Long as I Clear the Game in One Life, I'm the Real Protagonist

One Piece: As Long as I Clear the Game with One Life, I’m the Real Protagonist

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A ten-year veteran fan gets a new lease on life and transmigrates into the world of One Piece. Tia, a white-haired cross-dressing boy who stays true to his usual sincerity and candor, joins the Straw Hat Pirates and transforms into a magical fighting heroine. She makes her debut in the tumultuous New World and shows off her skills (with the [Tortoise Fist]!).

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Tia is carefree and does as he pleases, convinced he can face everything without joy or sorrow. But as he and his companions experience and witness all kinds of stories together, he can’t help but go through emotional ups and downs that are impossible to sort out. Of course, those feelings ultimately tend toward the good.

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“I don’t have any particularly grand ambitions. I just want to see a world where people can live as they please. And I want to witness my companions achieve their dreams.

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But I can’t wait for that world to grow legs and come running to me. People adapt to their environment and change it. Now that I have extraordinary powers, I can’t help wanting to create the world I envision: a great age of universal harmony.”

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Features: One Piece fan fiction; a fairy-tale happy ending for everyone; no grimdark tragedy; the dullness of everyday life calls for sweet fantasies to balance it out; follows the crew, slow burn, gradual growth, with combat power and setting adjustments; quite a few parts adapted directly from the original; a System, game/game character templates; Fuluo Sitia; leans red.

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Tags: One Piece; cross-dressing boy; gender transformation (transforms into a magical fighting heroine); single romance (Zoro); pseudo-ensemble cast; System (light quests, not very prominent, an emotionless cheat-power dispenser); lordship, farming, advancing technology, building an army.