Pirates of the World: From the Start, I Activated Garp's Template

Mo Yan transmigrates. Not to ancient times to become a prince, but into a modern city where everyone has a Devil Fruit. People here call combat professionals “pirates,” but have no idea that everything in their world comes from a manga called One Piece. He’s the only person who’s ever read it. And the best part? He transmigrates right into the practical exam for the college entrance tests. The original owner is already down, and his opponent is grinning as he prepares the finishing blow. “Ding! Marine Hero Garp Combat Template activated! Current completion: 5/1000.” Mo Yan looks at his suddenly enormous fist and falls silent. Can five percent of Garp take down a Logia user? Yes. One punch is all it takes. But the System tells him that fighting isn’t enough to raise his completion. He also has to copy Garp’s daily habits: sleeping whenever and wherever he feels like it, eating rice crackers like there’s no tomorrow, getting absurdly lost, and shouting, “Kiji-chan’s fights are so fun!” Mo Yan’s face turns green. “I have a name that sounds like a scholar’s. You want me to sleep on the street in front of everyone?” And so a bizarre scene unfolds at the exam site. A candidate named Mo Yan takes naps between matches, munches on rice crackers while waiting, and tosses the student council president’s recommendation offer away like trash. Then he punches the strongest Logia genius of the year right out of the arena. Everyone is stunned. “What kind of monster is this guy?” Mo Yan yawns. “I’m not a monster. I just have a hero template. It’s only at five percent, but that’s more than enough to beat you.” “My name is Mo Yan. Yan as in inkstone. Not the kind you use to grind ink, but the kind you use to smash people.”