[One Piece] Only by Singing the Song of Fire

A Wei transmigrated. Perhaps because she fell into the sea, she formed a bond with it and arrived in an era overrun by pirates. What could she do without a shred of fighting ability? No problem. She ran into Hawkeye, who took her as his student and taught her superb swordsmanship. What could she do if she felt lonely? No problem. Whitebeard, the strongest of the Four Emperors, adopted her as his goddaughter, and Marco the Phoenix became her big brother. What could she do if she couldn't beat those Devil Fruit Users? No problem. By a stroke of fate, she ate the Logia Devil Fruit others could only dream of and became a wielder of wind. Even the adorable anime character she'd loved most in her previous life became her pet in this one. Perhaps Heaven pitied her for how miserable her previous life had been and wanted to make it up to her in spades. That's why everything went so smoothly for her in this turbulent Pirate King anime world. Until one day... Wind met fire. [You and I are like wind and fire: as long as the wind blows, the fire will never die. What am I in your eyes? The only answer is to sing the song of fire.] P.S. Everything comes from the author's imagination. Many parts of the original story, including some lines, served as references, so don't scrutinize it too closely. My writing is average, and I write just for fun. I hope you enjoy reading. It's not sweet, but it is very Mary Sue, with the occasional melodramatic twist. The ending is HE. Notice, 2020/4/9: The story is complete, but my writing was poor when I first started it, so the early chapters have widespread out-of-character moments, typos, and awkward sentences. My conscience has suddenly kicked in, so I've decided to revise the story from the beginning: fixing typos and awkward wording, and changing some strange scenes. The plot framework is set in stone and won't change. If you don't mind those issues, feel free to read on. Finally, thank you to all the readers who jumped into this pit over the years. Maybe you gritted your teeth and finished it, or maybe the writing put you off. But I sincerely thank you for stopping by, reading, and even leaving comments. My new Reborn! story is currently being serialized and already has over 100,000 words. I'm letting it build up for now. (I'm fairly reliable with this one and probably won't abandon it, so feel free to jump in.) Find the new story in the author's column: [Reborn!: Only by Singing the Namimori School Song] If you like Hibari, come take a look. Love you all, and thanks for your support.