One Piece: My Simulator Can Farm Dungeons

In the Sea Circle Calendar year 1520, I became the most lowly Marines clerk in Loguetown, armed with a “plot simulator” that could simulate the future.

The Paramount War? The Four Emperors’ hidden treasures? The Void Century? This world held no secrets from me.

But I knew that spoilers might feel great for a moment, while facing the deadly schemes of Imu and the Five Elders was hell on earth.

So I chose an even crazier path: sending a Marines fleet to Nami when she was desperate, thwarting Crocodile’s plot in Alabasta, and predicting the future in the desperate crisis at Enies Lobby to turn the tables on CP9!

As the smoke of the Paramount War filled the air and everyone fought with murderous fury, I had just one goal: get to the “Diamond” Jozu, gravely wounded, before the Whitebeard Pirates and rescue him.

Sengoku saw me as a cancer, Morgans called me “the unseen hand manipulating fate,” while Dragon of the Revolutionary Army developed a dangerously keen interest in my ideals.

I would be neither a hero nor a tyrant. I only wanted to use these eyes that could see the future to forge a new order where pirates needed licenses to plunder and ordinary people could sail with dignity.

Until the day my wanted poster was displayed alongside Luffy’s and Blackbeard’s before the Empty Throne. Imu’s gaze pierced a century of history, and for the first time, cold uncertainty entered it.

“That man who seeks to bind the sea with rules… must be erased.”

And there I stood at the pinnacle of the New World, facing the oncoming fleet of the gods, smiling as I opened the simulator to its highest-difficulty final scenario.