One Piece: My Identity as the Big Bad Has Been Exposed

If you were transported to the world of One Piece, you either become an outcast and get killed, or you integrate and uphold your moral principles. As for the idea that women only slow down your sword-drawing speed, that's utter nonsense. Reality isn't a fairy tale, which is why I've always disliked novels with themes of hot-bloodedness, underdogs, and destiny.

I feel the protagonist is too kind to be a pirate. He gets angry when he sees a corpse being kicked, and his behavior isn't like a pirate at all. A normal person wouldn't get angry. I only get angry when someone gets in my way. He might as well be a Marine. I don't know what your opinion is, but my opinion is that you should never meddle in other people's business until you're the strongest.

Do you like this version of Sherlock?

I'd like to ask, what is the reason for reviving Ace? What is the protagonist's relationship with him? The one with a connection is the original Ace. So what is the reason? Readers don't like help given without a reason, and this isn't an invincible story; you need the side quest of reviving Ace to increase the difficulty.

I've noticed that some authors have terrible grades, but they're all incredibly stubborn.

Why isn't the main character on the cover?

Being afraid of ants is truly speechless. Ants are everywhere except in cold regions. Wouldn't the protagonist live in constant fear? From now on, he should just stay at sea and never go ashore. Even if he does land, it should be in a cold region, otherwise he'll be terrified of ants.

Is Ace your son? You'd save him no matter what? And your timeline is so messed up. Ace is three years older than Luffy, and you are about a month older than Ace. I remember during the Marineford War, the protagonist said that I was a month older than you. So who is the older brother?

If this book gains over a thousand fans, the author will be considered successful.

Is the unicorn form a mare?