This book is also known as "This Pirate Isn't a Comedian" and "This First Mate Isn't Sharp-Tongued".
[Handwritten only + no AI + System-based + Straw Hat first mate + cards from myriad worlds + not a comedy + not sharp-tongued...]
Feng Xi transmigrates to the world of "One Piece" by chance, only to learn that he has to travel with that rubber-brained idiot if he wants to return to reality.
"Who is this old, ugly, violent old lady?"
The moment they blurted out the same words in unison, Feng Xi's days aboard the pirate ship began.
"Emergency rations..." After going without food for days, Feng Xi and the others stared at Chopper, drool dripping from the corners of their mouths onto the deck.
"Don't look at me like that, you bunch of bastards!" Chopper shouted in protest.
"Broccoli Head! You went the wrong way again!" Feng Xi yelled.
Zoro pointed at his head. "This isn't Broccoli Head. It's Moss Head."
"Oh, so it's Moss Head!" the crew chorused.
Zoro drew his sword. "Think I won't cut you idiots down?"
During the Paramount War, Feng Xi went absolutely wild drawing cards...
And when they reached Laugh Tale, Feng Xi finally realized that it was far from over...
The blurb doesn't do it justice; the story is fantastic.
Chuunibyou types, beware. Trolls, stay away.
It's a classic follow-the-ship formula. Advantages: 1. The protagonist doesn't spoil the plot, at least not so far. 2. The protagonist has integrated into the Straw Hat crew's atmosphere, but there still feels a bit of a disconnect; more slice-of-life content would probably help. 3.
I suggest giving the main character more screen time; there's always a sense that the main character is an outsider.
Is this actually a comic book storyline? Hackburg, you bastard! 😏
It's quite funny, but the updates are too slow.
Actually, I wanted to give it three and a half stars.
Does it have a romantic pairing? Does it have a female lead?
I've pushed it several times, tasted it to see if it's salty enough.