This is a multiverse transmigration novel. It starts in the world of pirates, where the protagonist gets a Soul Reaper Agent status screen from the start. The pirate-world arc is complete, so feel free to read on.
(PS: He punishes evil without being a saint, there’s no female lead, and he doesn’t join the crew. Most pirates in the original pirate world will get killed, and the Celestial Dragons are no exception. If that bothers you, this isn’t for you.)
Ye Ming transmigrated alongside the System. Anyone with a visible crime score above their head, whether pirate, Marine, or Celestial Dragon, is fair game. For the sake of justice in his heart, and to climb to the peak of power, Ye Ming’s slaughter began.
Pirate A: Don’t come any closer! I’ll never be a pirate again!
Pirate B: I want to go home, Mom!
Ye Ming: Garp, lift your head and face the end of your failed life.
Ye Ming: I don’t dislike optimistic people like you, but repeatedly acting on a whim without considering the consequences is taking it too far. So be more careful in your next life, Pirate King.
Kaido: Honestly, I regretted it as soon as I put a hole in his chest that day. Was that a fight? No, it was a crushing defeat. He crushed me so completely it felt like my very soul was being ground to dust. I want to report him for cheating.
Charlotte Linlin: I was eating cake and singing that day, and then that menace showed up. And then, well, then the damn story was over.
Shanks: What can I say? I only asked him for a little respect. Not only did he refuse, he cut down all my people.
Akainu: He only killed a few thousand Celestial Dragons. What are you all panicking for?
After watching this, my mind was full of killing, killing, killing. It was a bit fun to watch, [this is just for me personally], I have no particular preference for pirate characters. As for the plot, I can accept the reasonable death of the characters when reading the fanfic. The rivalry between the character and the protagonist feels like a running account, and there is an aesthetic feeling of being in a hurry to get off work.