While the red-haired man was still a trainee, two of his peers were already causing trouble in the Kingdom of Flowers.
One named Shi Jian, an orphan, was born with a pair of eyes that can see through all flaws, and is invincible in the land of flowers. From the underground boxing ring to the Babao Navy, no one can make him take it seriously. The world calls him Guanwu, but he doesn't care much. What he cares about is another thing - where is the end of martial arts? There is no end to martial arts, so he keeps going.
The other one is called Luge, an abandoned baby, born with supernatural powers. He lifted a stone mill at the age of five, and killed a wild boar with one punch at the age of seven. The villagers called him a monster. He doesn't care. What he cares about is what the old hunter calls the sea. He wants to go to the sea, to the country of Wano, and to beat those people who have made his fists itchy for ten lifetimes.
They met in the cherry blossom forest. Shijian said: "You are very powerful, but you have no direction." Liuge said: "Then you teach me." Three months later, Liuge broke nine stones with one punch. Shijian said: "It's enough for you to go to sea." Liuge asked: "What about you?" Shijian said: "Keep going."
One went to sea and the other is still on the road. Strength and skill are essentially one. This is the story of two monsters.
Reader comments
Finished reading the first volume.
The narrative is bland and repetitive, and while watching it I thought I was struck by Izanagi.
Finished reading the first volume. The narrative is bland and repetitive, and while watching it I thought I was struck by Izanagi.