When Lin Qi, a street writer who stayed up all night coding, woke up, he found that he had traveled to the world of One Piece. His identity was a penniless pirate with forty-seven trash men under his command. The stronghold was as dilapidated as a slum.
Good news: He is bound to the "bad book comes true" system, which can forcibly materialize the settings of the novels that were eunuchs in the middle of writing in his previous life.
Bad news: Every time it is used, it consumes "reader resentment points" - that is to say, he must constantly make people feel frustrated like "Why the hell is this story gone?" In order to become stronger.
So Lynch started his saucy tricks: hijacking a merchant ship without killing anyone, and leaving a backhand message "Remember, Mr. Lynch spared you today"; setting up a shed on the island for a night story-telling session, which ended abruptly every time when it got stuck at the most exciting point; using Roger's phantom for three minutes to scare off the captain of the Navy headquarters, making the other party think that this broken island hides a huge secret.
Others rely on fists to go to sea, while he relies on "bad tail" to go to sea. Is the overlord's domineering energy exhausted after just one use? It doesn't matter, as long as it can scare people. Are all the skills drawn half-finished? It doesn't matter, if you use the right place, you can still make a comeback.
When Straw Hat Luffy was still making soy sauce in the East China Sea, when Blackbeard was still lurking on Whitebeard's ship - on an unnamed desert island in the first half of the Grand Line, a "King of Eunuchs" who had been banned by all platforms was using his unfinished stories to quietly and unethically move the balance of the entire world.
"Listen to me telling a story. It's just that... I may not be able to finish it." - Lynch
