A galactic war shattered the stars, and Apollo, the Sun Star God, fell into the world of One Piece!
His stellar divine power was mistaken for “Sun God Nika,” and the whole world believed he was the legendary liberator.
Faced with a flood of cries of “Lord Nika,” Apollo glanced up indifferently:
“The Sun God is called Nika? Then who am I, Apollo?”
He would not become a pirate, join the Marines, or play the savior.
He casually vaporized the Lord of the Coast, sent a Marine Admiral staggering back with one punch, and burned every demon and specter to ash with the sun's sacred flames.
At Marineford, he appeared out of nowhere, blocked Akainu's fatal attack, then punched him through the Red Line and into the depths of the sea, saving Ace from his destined death.
Above the New World, the pressure of the true god swept across the seas, and Kaido, Big Mom, and Blackbeard all bowed their heads.
Luffy: “Golden robot! Join my crew!”
The Five Elders: “Nika must be eliminated!”
Apollo let out a cold laugh as golden light burst around him:
“Who is Nika?”
“I am the one true Sun God. Who are you to define the sun?”
Once the stellar core reformed, he shattered space and time and departed, leaving behind a legend that would resound throughout the world of One Piece!
The plot is compact and fascinating, and you will have endless aftertaste after reading it. It is worth reading.
It's okay, but it just doesn't feel like the character of Apollo in the original show.
The writing style is delicate and the emotions are sincere. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. I highly recommend it.
I haven't seen such an interesting novel in a long time. It's great.
It's as beautiful as I imagined. Please support it.
The plot is compact and natural, a very good novel.