One Piece: I’m a Marine, with a pirate system?

The first thing Raizen hears after getting jumped by three Marine trainees isn’t a threat — it’s a system notification. *”Ding! Host has been attacked. Retaliation authorized. Bounty-style rewards enabled.”* He’s just a recruit at Marine Headquarters’ elite training camp, but the voice in his head runs on pirate logic: hurt people, take their stuff, get stronger. There’s just one catch — he wears the seagull, not the skull and crossbones. Raizen never wanted to be a hero. He wanted to survive Garp’s fists and cash in on a system that rewards him for beating down anyone who crosses him — marine or pirate, admiral candidate or Celestial Dragon. But a system that pays out in Devil Fruits, Haki mastery, and stolen loot doesn’t stay quiet for long, and neither does the man wielding it. Set in a world where Luffy’s crew hasn’t even left Foosha Village yet, Raizen claws his way up through the ranks of a Navy still shaped by Sengoku, Garp, and a young Smoker — sharing barracks, rivalries, and eventually battlefields with names the whole world will one day fear: Kaido, Doflamingo, the Whitebeard Pirates, and the Five Elders themselves. Every promotion comes with a bigger target, and every fight against a Warlord or an Emperor’s crew edges him closer to a truth the World Government kills to protect — including what’s really sitting on the throne above the Five Elders. He didn’t ask to become the Navy’s ace, and he definitely didn’t ask to end up on a Celestial Dragon’s family tree. But when the strongest men alive start calling him “Admiral,” and the sky start noticing him too, walking away stops being an option.” I don’t care whose flag you fly,” Raizen says, cracking his knuckles as lightning coils around a golden dragon’s claw. “System says I get stronger every time you make me angry — so please, keep talking.” Genre: Fan-Fiction, Anime & Comics, Action, Adventure, Fantasy — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: One Piece: I’m a Marine, with a pirate system? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠