Guo Lipu is an orphan raised by the country. Someone stole his place at school, then stole his job. His girlfriend left him because he was poor. After being misdiagnosed with cancer, he is electrocuted and transmigrates.
No System, no golden finger. On a deserted island, he is hunted by beasts and tortured by pirates. At the moment of his death, the dormant ancestral bloodline of Huaxia awakens within him. He kills a beast with one punch, then fights his way from the East Blue to the New World.
He defeats the Shichibukai and beats the Four Emperors' Kaido. Only after he has become invincible does the long-delayed System finally appear, with a single function: connecting him to China in the real world.
Gold, Devil Fruits, Seastone... He gathers every kind of resource and sends it back home, giving back to the land that raised him. His country sends him medicine, weapons, and experts, along with a message: “Comrade Lipu, the motherland is waiting for you to come home.”
From being abandoned by the world to becoming a bridge between two worlds, this is the story of an orphan finding his way home and repaying his country.
“The country raised me, and I serve my homeland in another world.”
As a newbie in One Piece, I carefully polished this new work and built an original sailing line based on the world view of One Piece. The characters fit the passionate core of One Piece. The rhythm is slow in the early stage, and then the climax begins. The adventure plot has a relaxed pace. The details take into account the original setting and original imagination, and the naval battles and partner bonds are carefully portrayed. The writing is all about love. The story goes from an uninhabited island to supporting the motherland, and then gradually embarks on a great voyage. The subsequent foreshadowing is layer upon layer, and it is worth reading slowly.