In his past life, he worked himself to death on a 996 schedule, pulling so much overtime that he got a gastric hemorrhage. Then his boss said, “Revise it again tomorrow,” and he never woke up.
When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated into the world of One Piece.
No Devil Fruit, no talent for Haki, just a [Vitality Collection System]: kill monsters to earn points. In the end, all that matters is your fists.
He kept his head down for ten years, waiting for Luffy to set sail.
Luffy said he wanted to become King of the Pirates. He said, “I’m becoming a bounty hunter.”
Luffy asked why. He replied, “Bounty hunters don’t have to clock in.”
From then on, a little boat followed behind the Straw Hat crew.
Luffy fought the bosses up front while he took care of the underlings in back.
When people mocked Luffy's dream, he punched them straight through a wall.
When Luffy said he was going to save his brother, he quietly put his strength up to 500.
An admiral? If one punch isn't enough, he'll throw two.
One of the Four Emperors? If he can't win, he'll earn more points, then try again.
A Celestial Dragon? He'll hit one every time he sees one.
“In my past life, life beat me up. In this one, I beat up the whole world.”
This is the story of a wage slave punching fate to pieces.
