Carl, who traveled to the pirate world of Windmill Town, accidentally awakened to the sign-in system.
Carl only needs to check in at different check-in points to get various rewards.
Rewards include but are not limited to treasures, equipment, attribute points, and even Devil Fruits!
Carl originally thought that he could join the Straw Hats through the sign-in system and reach the pinnacle of his life.
But he soon realized something was wrong.
Why is he always captured every time he encounters an enemy?
When fighting against Bucky, he was caught and threatened Zoro;
In Sea Bharati, he was used as a meal ticket by Ajin;
Aaron Paradise, he was tied to prison again...
Sauron: Once or twice is a coincidence, so many times are they coincidences?
Nami: Are you really not an undercover agent?
Luffy: Carl, you are so mean, hahahahaha, but it's so funny!
Carl was also confused.
He has an unlucky constitution, what can he do?
Reader comments
It's okay, at least the subject matter is quite new, but it is recommended that after the system is updated, the description of the protagonist being caught should be described as if he is actively caught in order to obtain the system check-in reward. Always describing it too passively will really make people feel aggrieved, and the psychological description of the protagonist should be the kind of having fun. Otherwise, even if the description of the protagonist's skills is great, he will always be caught and it will give people the feeling that the protagonist is very lazy. Come on
It's okay, at least the subject matter is quite new, but it is recommended that after the system is updated, the description of the protagonist being caught should be described as if he is actively caught in order to obtain the system check-in reward. Always describing it too passively will really make people feel aggrieved, and the psychological description of the protagonist should be the kind of having fun. Otherwise, even if the description of the protagonist's skills is great, he will always be caught and it will give people the feeling that the protagonist is very lazy. Come on
No one is watching? I think it's pretty good