Luffy Transmigrates into Pride and Prejudice

In the English countryside of the nineteenth century, the five daughters of the Bennet family are growing up. Mrs. Bennet devotes herself wholeheartedly to getting her girls married into wealthy families.

Her efforts move the heavens, and the God of Transmigration takes pity on her, sending an emissary of the Heavenly Way, Luffy, to help her fulfill her wish.

“Luffy, go!”

The God of Transmigration shoves Luffy toward Pride and Prejudice.

“Make the cleverest, bravest, most prejudiced unmarried woman you meet marry the richest, most mature, and extremely proud unmarried man!”

“What does it matter to me whether they get married?”

Luffy doesn’t budge. He pouts and picks his nose.

“Of course it matters to you!”

the God of Transmigration shrieks.

“Can you imagine these two outstanding human beings not ending up together?!

Do you know how many admirers around them are trying to break them up?!

For the future of humanity! For world peace! For the woman’s mother! (Mostly for the last one.)

Only if you do this can you become King of the Pirates!”

“What?! King of the Pirates!”

Luffy is horrified, shouting at the top of his lungs.

“Let me go! No one can stop them from getting married!”

Luffy leaps through the transmigration barrier and falls from the sky into the heroine’s hometown of Bolang'en.

Theme: Bring outstanding single men and women together in marriage