One Piece: I Own the Red Line and Charge the Celestial Dragons Rent

[Invincible from behind the scenes + thrilling twists + System-based + ruthless and decisive]

Lu Li's soul transmigrates into the world of pirates. When he opens his eyes, he discovers that he has no physical body.

He has actually become the largest and most indestructible thing in the pirate world: the Red Line!

[Ding! Host bound to the Red Line's ley lines detected. Overlord Landlord System activated!]

It has only one core rule: set foot on my land, pay rent; refuse to pay, die!

For eight hundred years, the Celestial Dragons have occupied the holy land of Mary Geoise, calling themselves creators?

But to Lu Li, they're nothing but a bunch of disgusting “tenants” who have been freeloading on his land for eight hundred years.

From the start, a dark golden screen appears directly above Mary Geoise:

“Three days to comply! Hand over ten billion beli, three Devil Fruits, and release all slaves!”

The Celestial Dragons laugh and provoke him?

The Five Elders scheme and test him?

With a mere thought from Lu Li, a level-five earthquake rips through the holy land!

Rocks from the ley lines turn into deadly spears, impaling the Celestial Dragons in full view of everyone and hoisting them into the air as they wail in agony!

The once-arrogant Five Elders are utterly terrified. They kneel before a fissure in the Red Line, kowtowing frantically. “We've gathered the rent! Please, Master of the Red Line, spare your wrath!”

Even Imu, hiding atop the Empty Throne, is powerless against the furious land beneath their feet!

But this is only the beginning.

Lu Li uses the essence of the ley lines to form a main clone, codenamed “Lu.” With nothing but an iron sword, he descends from his divine perch and embarks on a domineering rent-collecting campaign to conquer the four seas.

Foosha Village in the East Blue, Marine Headquarters, the Four Emperors' territories...

“My name is Lu Li, and I'm the only rule on these seas. As long as your feet are on my turf, you'd better pay up!”