The Grand Line, but I’m an MC Player

[My World + One Piece, my take on MC, lots of original worldbuilding, second-person blurb, third-person main story]

"Minecraft: Sailing, Full-Dive Edition" is now accepting beta testers!

You: Full-dive? Crappy graphics. Not even a dog would...

You say one thing and mean another, and casually tap the screen.

You've successfully secured a beta spot.

You, again: I'm playing! MC all the way!

On your first day in the game, the villagers beat you up for robbing them and stealing their stuff.

You died.

On your second day in the game, you were caught again for killing a villager's sheep.

Furious, you broke out of jail and fought back.

On your third day in the game, you decided to punch trees and farm, building a village of your own. (All the villagers work for you!)

On your fourth day in the game, you got yourself a villager. He was mature and dependable, never needed you to worry about a thing, and even brought you supplies. Later, the Red-Haired Pirates "stole" him away.

On your fifth day in the game, you found a villager. She was gentle and considerate, and came with a little villager (not born yet), but she seemed close to death...

On your Nth day in the game, you fished up another little villager. The black-haired kid was clever and quick-witted, but seemed to be hiding a secret.

On your N+1th day in the game, you earned the achievement "Lord of the World."

One day, a man who wasn't yet the Red-Haired Pirates' second-in-command, but was already dependable, met a troublesome character who was more pirate than any pirate. She was always doing the unexpected, and he felt like he'd become a father at such a young age.

The future second-in-command looked at his own rowdy captain and thought of the player, who was just as rowdy, never listened, and was always full of surprises. His temper calmed down. Well, well. At least this one listens.

Content warnings:

1. My take on MC, lots of original worldbuilding

2. OOC! OOC! The male lead hasn't been decided yet. I'll write whatever comes to mind

Theme: Freely creating a world of your own.