One Piece: The Arrival (Plot & H)

Warning:- H Rated/R18 When you arrive in the world of One Piece, what would you choose to become? A pirate dominating the seas, or a Marine delivering justice and punishing evil? Truth chose the latter. With the help of a system, she became a combat genius in the Navy! Traveling through the One Piece world, she has witnessed the cruelty and viciousness of pirates, as well as the confusion and corruption within the Navy. She has experienced despair, yet also found hope. She once lost her way in confusion, but eventually saw her own path clearly through the fog. She has rescued countless slaves from human traffickers, and the underground black market trembles at the mere mention of her name. She always sticks firmly to her own sense of justice and works hard to change this world. When the gears of fate begin to turn quietly after her encounter with that black-haired boy, modern ideas collide with the One Piece world. After ten years of careful planning and scheming, everything will intertwine on the Final Island into a bright future. Author's Notes: The main plot truly begins from Chapter 33. Everything before that is just an appetizer. This story is heavily focused on plot. The adult (H) scenes are only supplementary, but I guarantee they will be well-written and enjoyable. The female protagonist can sleep with whoever she likes. If she takes a fancy to someone, she takes the initiative. Against pirates, she arrests them when necessary — she can be ruthless. There will be two temporary periods of 1v1 (monogamy) later in the story, with Katakuri and Akainu (Sakazuki). During those times, she will not be involved with any other men. After those relationships end, she will return to her free-spirited ways. The timeline is set 10 years before Luffy sets sail. All events during these ten years are completely original and will significantly influence the canon storyline, changing many characters’ fates (for example, Ace does not die in this story). The story will be very long (potentially hundreds of chapters). The overall style leans dark. It heavily explores human nature and social issues. Since the protagonist is a Marine, she encounters the ugliest sides of pirates and the world. There will also be some lighter moments to balance the tone. this is a translational story.