The Ultimate Pirate Hunter

"The title of Pirate King is optional, but Momonosuke must die."—A maxim of Shu Mingyuan.

East Blue, Goa Kingdom, Fishing Village.

This was a small village on Dawn Island, with barely fifty households. Now, fires blazed in many corners, and some commoners lay in pools of blood, their cold bodies already devoid of breath.

Shu Mingyuan was hiding in a rice jar, clutching his knees tightly as he listened to the sounds of slaughter echoing from outside.

Bang!

Suddenly, his door was violently kicked open. His whole body began to tremble.

"Am I really going to die here today? Damn this system, how on earth do I use it?" he thought desperately.

This was his eighth year in this world. After finishing the latest episode of One Piece following Naruto, a powerful electric current surged through his mouse, knocking him unconscious. When he woke, he found himself inexplicably in a fishing village, and, to his shock, he had become a seven-year-old child.

From the moment he awoke, he discovered a system shop in his mind. Over the following days, he realized he had traversed into the world of One Piece.

He had only felt guilty at first—for his mother on Earth, for being an unfilial son who would never again serve her. But that guilt soon gave way to overwhelming excitement.

In this world, the villagers called him Monki D. Shu Mingyuan. Why Monki and not Monkey, he wondered. Was he a descendant of Garp? Or somehow related to Dragon or Luffy in some obscure, convoluted way? Even though only one character diffe