[One Piece] Immersive Grand Line RPG

* The novel is locked while I polish it, changing it from first person to third person. Some plot details have changed.

* I have many ongoing projects and am a revision addict. If there are no hiatus notices and there's a long gap between updates, I'm writing an alternate timeline.

* Every cover is a privately commissioned piece paid for by the author, not stock art or AI. I'm writing this out of love, so please don't make excessive comments targeting the heroine. I'm an intensely devoted heroine fan, and I really will push back.

* Friendly discussion is very welcome. Chapter comments are on and unrestricted, so feel free to post.

Synopsis:

How do you become the spiritual leader of the Revolutionary Army?

On this, the Grand Governor Nanaly V. Britannia, Island Ruler of Pendragon, ally of the Marines, partner of one of the Four Emperors, savior of Flevance, close friend of the Queen of Fish-Man Island, founder of the Magic Net, possessor of the power to bring the dead back to life, and creator of a new era, says:

At first, she only wanted to find her brother.

(--And there's no room for all these people in the room. Morgans, stop writing.)

The great swordswoman Kuina, diplomatic ambassador Otohime, Marines Foundation member Bellemere, the Trafalgar family of the Special Medical Organization Committee, and the super-era superstar Cindry all give it a like.

Reader's guide:

1. The heroine is from "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion." Her personality draws on the official novels, with some original characterization.

2. An all-around reverse harem with Mary Sue elements, open to romance with both men and women, with a true yuri ensemble cast. The considerate, affectionate heroine returns people's feelings and loves everyone. The male characters all throw themselves at her and compete for her while observing strict rules of male chastity. If this isn't for you, please take note. I'm writing this self-indulgent story out of love. I'm just a vulgar person who wants to write a plot-focused, um, thing.

3. A happy ending for the whole cast, with some rescue-fantasy elements. Everyone who can be saved will be saved. The heroine isn't perfect and doesn't know the plot. Unless it involves a fundamental principle, she's sensible and considerate, and even saves dogs she happens to pass. (In other words, she really will fight the original characters.) Though the title says RPG, she isn't a chaotic-evil player, and this isn't actually a game. If this flavor isn't for you, don't read it. (I've said this much already, so if you still comment that the heroine is weak and unlikeable, I really will push back.)

4. The pacing is especially slow.

Theme: If powerlessness is a sin, does that make power justice?