In the Great Pirate Era, heroes rise everywhere, and the weak have no choice.
Luo Ya discovers that his Devil Fruit ability lets him take over another ability, but he can only use it once.
He immediately decides to choose between the Rumble-Rumble Fruit and the Glint-Glint Fruit.
In the end, he chooses the Glint-Glint Fruit. All he has to do is touch Kizaru’s hand to take over his ability.
To do that, he has no choice but to join the Marines and find a chance to touch Kizaru.
Sengoku: Kizaru, what exactly did you say to Luo Ya? Why did he betray the Marines?
Kizaru: Would you believe me if I said I didn’t say a word? Did he really join the Marines just to shake this old man’s hand?
Blackbeard: Zehahaha! Luo Ya, I never thought you’d be even better at hiding your strength than me.
Shanks: I never expected another strong fighter to appear in the East Blue.
The Luo Ya Pirates shock the entire pirate world, and Luo Ya becomes an absolute powerhouse in the truest sense of the word.
The characters are well-developed, and the writing style is strong. However, the protagonist, having become a Rear Admiral in less than a month in the Navy and being Garp's disciple, could have easily stayed longer to collect resources to enhance his strength, such as (the Six Powers/Six Powers Secret Techniques/Life Return, methods for cultivating Haki and physique; utilizing the Navy's…
It's rare to see someone stealing the Glint-Glint Fruit; it's so ridiculous!
Actually, I think it would have been great if the protagonist revealed his Devil Fruit ability to steal the Momo-Momo Fruit. Learning from Garp and combining that with the Momo-Momo Fruit would have made him practically overpowered.
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Yes, top-quality grain and fodder.
Overall it's alright, a little bit of sauce.