[Conqueror’s Will] + [Buggy] + [System-driven]
An office worker transmigrates into Buggy’s body and awakens the Conqueror’s Will System. He gets stronger by bullying people.
At the execution platform in Loguetown, eight hundred people are waiting for him to chop off Luffy’s head. But he refuses.
System: “You refused to let eight hundred people dictate your identity. Bullying Points +600.”
From then on, his very own brand of “bullying” begins.
“Golden Lion, you’re old. Retire already, unless you’re looking forward to prison!”
“Whoa, where’d this bug come from? Oh, it’s Kaido!”
Countless years later, mountains and rivers crumble, the sun and moon fall, and Imu’s shadow blots out the sky.
Standing before the Empty Throne, Buggy calmly says, “That seat of yours is a little too high.”
[World power ranking system: removed]
Countless people are stunned. “Who exactly are you?”
“Just someone who can’t be defined.”
“I pity no one for being weak, and I fear no one for being strong.”
Author's words ~ Hello, I am the author of this book, Xiangxiang Ruanruan Martial Arts. The protagonist of this book is Bucky, the red-nosed clown. In the original book, the funny character relied on luck and misunderstanding to get all the way to the Four Emperors. Many people think Bucky is a joke, and I think he is a joke, but I think it would be an interesting starting point for a person who is considered a joke by everyone and one day no longer accepts this position. The core of this book is "the will of hegemony", which is not the kind of hegemony of "I am strong and I am awesome", but: "Don't feel pity because of the weak, and don't be afraid because of the strong." Don't look down on the weak, don't look up to the strong, and look at everyone with the same pair of eyes. Sounds cool, right? But when I actually wrote it, I found that the most difficult thing was precisely this insistence on "equality." The moment Bucky squatted down and looked level with Luffy on the execution platform in Rogue Town is where this story really begins. As for Robin, she had a long road in the books to find someone willing to take her in. I wanted to make the road a little shorter, not to make it easy for her, but to make it so that when she was halfway there, someone would be willing to walk over and pick her up. This book is going to be a long road, but I hope you'll walk with me. If you find a certain paragraph interesting after reading it, click to remind me and leave a comment to let me know you are reading it. I will continue to write. All the best, best wishes. ——Xiangxiang Ruanruan Martial Arts 2026.8.4 Handwritten