[The premise and blurb are still subject to change. It’s been so long since I started this, and I’ve lost interest. I’ll start writing once I think of something I’m more excited about!]
Sain is a fan of OP’s art. Yes, that OP, whose art style is said to be strange and hard to accept.
One day, she is summoned to the world of OP and becomes the legendary ship spirit.
Rubbing her hands together, she decides that since she’s arrived in this world, she’s definitely going to fall in love. How many people? Naturally, all of them.
Just as she’s preparing to make a grand entrance like the “senior” heroines in most books, disaster strikes.
It turns out the OP world didn’t summon her to give her special perks. It summoned her to be a “corrector.”
“You love this world so much, so protect it!” The words give her a headache.
She’s just one little ship spirit. How is she supposed to protect it?
The answer: she has to put every plotline derailed by outsiders like herself back on track.
Uh, what?
Does that mean someone already saved Red Hair’s arm? Rescued Fire Fist? Formed a bond with the Whitebeard Pirates?
There’s nothing left to do. She might as well drink some seawater, wash up, and go to sleep.
*
Red Hair never imagined he’d almost come to grief at the hands of a Sea King. Luckily, a new crewmate saved him.
After getting ashore, before he even had time to comfort Luffy, he saw a little girl sobbing her eyes out as she dragged an enormous cleaver toward him. “My beloved wife, just let me hit you once! It won’t hurt!”
Red Hair froze. Who let this brat out? And who’s she calling her wife?!
*
Fire Fist is captured, and a public execution is announced. The Navy and pirates are at war.
Just as Admiral Akainu is about to impale Fire Fist, who has been rescued, a beautiful white-clad figure suddenly appears and blocks the fatal blow.
The woman is a newly promoted young vice admiral, a promising newcomer.
Akainu snarls, “Are you going to betray us?!”
The woman has no answer.
As the two fall silent, a nimble young girl leaps over the crowd and comes to stand before them. Sobbing, she pats Fire Fist on the head as he kneels on the ground, protecting his younger brother. “My beloved wife, you can’t die! Waaaah, you have to die!”
*
Blackbeard covets the newly discovered Devil Fruit aboard the Whitebeard Pirates’ ship. It’s the power he’s waited his whole life for.
Unfortunately, the fruit belongs to his crewmate, Thatch, the Fourth Division Commander.
But he can just steal it. He’s a pirate, after all!
On a dark and windy night, Blackbeard makes his move. Just as he’s about to finish off Thatch, a newcomer who hasn’t been aboard for long saves him.
Blackbeard is shocked. Most shocking of all, he can’t seem to get the upper hand, and the others will soon come running when they hear the commotion.
Thump, thump, thump.
Hurried footsteps approach.
A strange woman in her twenties leans into the doorway, her eyes red and swollen. “Hurry up and finish him! What’s taking you so long? If you can’t do it, I’ll help.”
As she speaks, she swings a huge cleaver at Thatch. “Sorry, wife!”
*
Reader’s guide:
1. The plot will be put back on track. There will be no redemption, and the characters will all calmly accept their fates in the end. If that’s hard for you to accept, please read with caution!
2. The outsiders include men and women, and there are friendships, familial bonds, and romance. Their efforts won’t be belittled. Of course, some of them are vile, and the heroine will erase those without hesitation.
3. The timeline jumps around. Each time the heroine fixes a plot point, she gets a little stronger and grows a little older.
Theme: There’s no easy way to sail the course called life
