Special forces soldier Lu Chen transmigrated into the world of pirates and was forced to become the Straw Hat Pirates' vice-captain.
But...
His captain was Luffy, a reckless fool. His navigator was Nami, a miser. His swordsman was Zoro, a directionless idiot. His cook was Sanji, a lecherous kappa. His sniper was Usopp, a liar...
**Lu Chen: "This crew is beyond saving. Let's just wipe it out."**
He tried to use modern tactics to direct their battles, but...
Luffy: "A plan? No such thing! Gum-Gum Rocket!"
Zoro: "Vice-Captain, where are we?" (Getting lost in the opposite direction.)
Sanji: "Ah~ Miss Robin~" (Heart-eyes out of control.)
Usopp: "I've got a disease that means I can't set foot on an island!"
**Lu Chen, with his turtle-shell defense fully deployed: "You useless bunch!!!"**
And to make matters worse...
Marine Admiral: "That Xuanwu Fruit User must be eliminated!"
World Government: "His tactics don't belong to this era!"
Blackbeard: "Zehahaha! I want your power!"
**Lu Chen: "I just want to get off this ship alive!!!"**
[Hilarious] [Hot-Blooded] [Cautious Protagonist]
See how a modern special forces soldier fights for survival between suicidal crewmates and monstrously powerful enemies!
**"Being vice-captain? No, it's a high-risk job."** - Lu Chen's Sailing Diary
(There are quite a lot of original plot elements. Please don't flame me if you don't like them.)
Four stars for encouragement. First of all, this is a first-person book, which is unaccustomed to caution. The timeline is confusing. The King of Swordsmen worked as a shipwright on a ship. The book should have started after Sky Island. In the Land of Seven Waters, no one was thinking about repairing the ship. It was still inexplicable. Miao had a fight with Lucci who revealed his identity. This happened in an instant. The Straw Hats had just gotten off the boat. The protagonist said a few words. The Straw Hats all lay down except Luffy, with broken ribs and broken legs. Then the protagonist persisted for a while, and everyone miraculously came back to life. . . In short, these four stars are really encouraging. There are no stars in terms of plot and writing 🙂