One Piece: I Only Wanted to Lie Flat, but Was Forced to Start a Revolution

High-end works often come with three kinds of introductions,

(Normal Version

A veteran corporate drone in the 21st century, a workhorse at the company and a nobody in society, Good transmigrated to the world of the Pirate King.

This was bad. This world was far too dangerous, and Good was very worried about his life.

Fortunately, the golden finger essential to transmigration made its timely appearance.

Just as Good was dreaming of relying on the System to kick the Four Emperors and punch the Admirals,

the System actually wanted him to collect trust points!

There was no choice. To stay alive in this dangerous world,

Good set out on the path of collecting trust points.

Good casually approached a girl on the street and said, "Miss, you're really beautiful!"

He only gained three trust points, but Good, who had harassed a woman in broad daylight, was sent to the kingdom's prison by her man.

Good felt so wronged. At this rate, how long would it take to collect enough trust points?

Without faith points to increase his strength, how could he survive in this dog-eat-dog world?

"Fine, fine, you all forced me into this!"

"Looks like I'll have to start a revolution!")

(YY Version:

"Vladimir Good, Admiral of Marine Headquarters. He defeated Whitebeard, destroyed the Blackbeard Pirates, beat Kaido senseless, and crushed Big Mom with one hand. He is the Marines' greatest fighting force.

But behind the scenes, he is the founding father and creator of the Revolutionary Army, Dragon's guide to revolution, and the man the Empress longs for day and night. The countless people around the world influenced by his revolutionary ideas call him the Revolutionary Beacon!")

(Haki Version:

Look, hurry up and go read it! I advise you not to be so ungrateful. Don't make me beg you! I'm terrifying when I start begging!)