Gintama: Legend of the Sea King

“Twenty-five years ago, Earth was weak and backward, so it was invaded. Everyone, you and me included, lost something precious because of those mongrels who took advantage of our misfortune.” “Now I’ve merely done the same thing they did back then. I’m securing for all of humanity what should have belonged to them in the first place. How could I be wrong?” Duan Hai waved a hand, and a small Yafei flew behind him. Using magnetic force, he reshaped it into a three-meter broadsword bristling with sharp teeth. “Maybe some people don’t approve of me. But when the vast majority of people on Earth trust me and believe I’m a supremely noble hero of Earth, the greatest Earth Emperor, how could I be wrong?!” “No! Even if I kill every rebellious Celestial in the universe and plunder their planets’ resources, as long as the foolish people don’t know, and the other Celestials don’t dare rebel and fear me, how could I possibly be wrong?!” “Even if I am wrong, in the end it’ll only be the Celestials’ fault! The fools’ fault!” (First run: bad ending, kill, kill, kill. Second run: I’ll write more of a different kind of everyday life with a Gintama vibe.) The story has entered its slice-of-life phase. If you enjoy Gintama-style everyday life, you can skip straight to Volume Three.