Fate

"Long nose?"

Kaya blinked in confusion. She had never met Usopp before and didn't understand who the long nose referred to.

However, her good upbringing led Kaya to express her gratitude to Ma Qiao immediately.

Give it a try.

Ma Qiao laughed as he turned on the Den Den Mushi.

The unique touchscreen experience was a refreshing change for Kaya's family.

Compared to before, the pre-installed software for the Big Bird Den Den Mushi is now much more comprehensive.

[Dian Niang Reading]

This is a new software developed by Ma Qiao.

Clicking on [Dian Niang Reading], marked with a chibi Nami avatar, reveals dozens of books available for reading or listening.

The audiobook's voice packs are still under development, and future versions are expected to include [charming young girl], [pure young girl], [intellectual mature woman], and [handsome male voice].

Provided by Nami, Vivi, Robin, and Ma Qiao himself.

Currently, these individuals are using their spare time to record voice messages, accepting exploitation from the evil capitalists.

Frankly speaking, if a website only had a few dozen books, it would be absolutely slammed by readers on Earth.

But for the natives of the One Piece world who were experiencing e-reading for the first time, the fact that books enough to fill an entire bookshelf were put into a tiny Den Den Mushi was undoubtedly a mind-blowing experience.

Of course, the main reason there are so few books is that there are very few native novels in the One Piece world, and Ma Qiao doesn't have a good enough memory to memorize the original texts of all the random novels he read in his previous life.

These days, he can only rely on his memory and imitate others to write a few fabricated novels to fill the library, while the Heimerdinger of the library consists of local novels from the One Piece world.

Kaya ignored the low-quality, third-rate novels that Ma Qiao had deliberately placed at the front, such as "Battle Through All Blue," "Donquixote Third Young Masters," and "Kaido Blows Out the Lamp the Light," and excitedly clicked on "The Legend of Germa 66: The Happy Wind Man of the Vinsmoke Family."

This book is clearly exceptional; its content must be truly captivating.

And...

If we're talking about the most popular novel in the entire One Piece world, it would undoubtedly be the long-running serial novel "Warrior of the Sea: Sky," published in the World Economy News.

Many children around the world have read this novel and read this comic book.

Moreover, given that the story is set in the North Blue, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call "Warrior of the Sea: Sky" a national novel in the world of One Piece.

However, from Ma Qiao's perspective, this novel is nothing more than a stale and old-fashioned story of a hero defeating a villain.

Its story mainly tells the story of "Sky," a hero who can walk on the sea, leading a series of events by combining dream robots and seagulls to fight against the evil army of Germa 66.

Driven by the World Government, the original intention behind publishing this novel was to portray the Navy as powerful and righteous through Germa 66's repeated failures, using it as a brainwashing teaching material for teenagers.

However, it's unclear whether the overemphasis on a lofty, grand, comprehensive, righteous, and magnificent narrative style backfired, or whether Big News Morgans, the Big News Morgans, secretly inserted his own personal agenda into the story...

In short, the end result was that the vast majority of readers worldwide became fervent fans of the evil army Germa 66.

Germa 66's various colored masked warriors became the heroes that children dreamed of most.

In the original storyline, when the Vinsmoke family took Sanji to Whole Cake Island to complete their engagement, one of Big Mom's key subordinates was so excited to see his childhood idol that he was speechless.

In the Onigashima arc, Sanji's "Stealth Black" battle suit excited the true Supernovas Hawkins and Drake so much that they were sweating profusely.

If even the top combatants in the pirate world hold such admiration for the Germa 66 group, whose strength is far inferior to their own, one can only imagine how much more ordinary readers admire them.

Of course, most readers are unaware that Germa 66 is actually a real violent group and Affiliated Nation recognized by the World Government.

They simply regarded it as a fictional organization from a novel.

Kaya is the same.

Despite her sickly appearance, she is actually a very tomboyish girl at heart; otherwise, she wouldn't have been attracted to Usopp's so-called "adventures at sea."

"The Happy Wind Man of the Vinsmoke of Germa 66" is certainly much more interesting and captivating than Usopp's collection of fabricated adventures filled with lies.

Like many children, among the many villains in Germa 66, Kaya's favorite is the most mysterious Kamen Rider—"Stealth Black".

However, there are very few stories about "Stealth Black," which has always been a regret for Kaya.

Now, Kaya unexpectedly discovers a fanfiction about "Stealth Black" inside this strange Den Den Den Mushi.

Of course, Kaya doesn't yet understand the concept of fan fiction, but that doesn't stop her from quickly immersing herself in the story.

"So the protagonist isn't 'Stealth Black' after all, but his second uncle, 'Purple Wind'? That's quite interesting though..."

"I really look forward to seeing what kind of powerful fighter 'Stealth Black' will become under the tutelage of the Unforgiven!"

Kaya was completely absorbed in watching the Den Den Mushi she was holding.

"Mr. Ma Qiao, I'm so sorry..."

Sir Noford shook his head helplessly. "That's just how my daughter is. Whenever she sees an interesting story, she becomes completely absorbed, but..."

Seeing his daughter so engrossed, Nuo Fande finally understood why Ma Qiao was so confident in his Den Den Mushi business.

Nuo Fande extended his right hand. "Your brilliant invention is truly astonishing! It has strengthened my belief in cooperation, and our future is sure to be bright!"

"Um!"

Ma Qiao smiled and extended his hand to shake mine, "I have no doubt about it!"

Three days later.

Phase I of the Big Bird Industrial Park project.

Workshop 1 of Big Bird Mobile Phone Accessories Factory.

Usopp, accompanied by his three henchmen, lowered his voice and said, "Listen up, we signed up to be screwdrivers here not for our current hardships, but to raise funds for future voyages and adventures!"

Glancing at Kuro, who looked utterly exhausted, he emphasized, "Poophead, once you're in the factory, you must always remember your dream! I'm Captain Usopp, with eighty million men under my command, don't forget that!"

Kuro nodded, a cold smile playing on his lips.

Voyages and adventures?

Snort!

I am embarking on a long voyage.

But I'm not sailing with you bunch of brats.

Once I've saved enough for medical expenses, I'll immediately go to a big city for treatment!

"Quiet!"

Just then, a voice that lacked any real authority rang out.

A short, pink-haired man stood trembling on the stage and bowed to the crowd. "I... I'm the temporary workshop foreman of Workshop One... My name is Koby... Please take care of me..."

But he was met with a burst of laughter.

Koby stood there, dumbfounded.

No one realized that the Destiny of these young people, who would later be hailed as the vanguard of the workers, was already sealed in this small workshop...

We met.