He transmigrates into Arlong, the fish-man pirate with a 20-million-berry bounty who was sent flying by a single punch from Luffy.
But he doesn't turn over a new leaf. He doesn't reform or lay down his weapons. He's still a tyrant: brutal, greedy, cold, and utterly self-centered. He sees humans as inferior creatures, treats the weak as tools, and regards women as possessions. He doesn't keep his word, understand mercy, or know when to hold back.
The only difference is that he's stronger, crazier, and more audacious than the original Arlong.
He spends ten years building his power in the East Blue, mastering Fish-Man Karate and then Armament Haki, sinking islands with a punch and smashing armies with a single strike. He sets sail a year early, steals Nami, abducts Kaya, and takes the Going Merry. In Loguetown, he badly injures Smoker and kidnaps Tashigi, turning her from a Marine ensign into a rogue swordswoman with an 80-million-berry bounty.
He storms the Grand Line, sweeps through Baroque Works, defeats Crocodile, and walks away unscathed from a fight with Marine Admiral Fujitora. He drops from the sky during the Paramount War, knocks out the Empress with a single punch in front of the Three Admirals and Whitebeard, then slings her over his shoulder and runs.
He doesn't reason with anyone. He only speaks with his fists.
The women in his life go from hating him to being unable to leave him. His enemies go from fearing nothing to being terrified of him. He's the ruler of the East Blue, the god of the sky islands, and the true master of Fish-Man Island.
This is the story of a tyrant. Not a hero, not a savior, just a man who wants everything and actually gets it all.
Brutal, but genuine. Cold, but powerful. Unreasonable, but impossible to refute.
Because on these seas, the strong are justice.
And Arlong is the strongest tyrant of all.
Very interesting. Eat, eat, eat. Like ai, a fishman soaked his hands in the water and turned them white. It's funny.
It's still a bit interesting. You can watch it. It all depends on exploring wild paths and time grinding. It's a bit mediocre. Isn't there a better way to practice on Fish-Man Island? It's okay to ask for Jinbei. I didn't see any description of the increase in strength. It's like a pendant, but it feels very stable. Women are slowly collecting it. There are still merits and things to watch.
It's like breaking it open and finding rocks inside. It can be seen, but it requires a lot of poison resistance. There are quite a lot of poisons, and some settings may not be acceptable to many people. "Bermere and other women's training manual"