Mysterious Journey in the One Piece World

Reading Notes:

1. Protagonist Zig (Siegfried) uses a certain divine pathway from Lord of the Mysteries as his golden finger, combined with the One Piece system. The abilities of the divine pathway have been altered, fittingly explained within the One Piece world's native power system. Even if you haven't read Lord of the Mysteries, it won't affect reading this book.

2. In the setting, before transmigrating, the protagonist had only read the One Piece manga up to the Dressrosa arc (the author himself keeps up with the updates).

3. The protagonist is a transmigrator, which can be viewed as body transmigration or parallel entity transmigration; his physical age shrinks after transmigration.

4. Starts as a Celestial Dragon slave, but the slave life is only shown in the first chapter in diary form (must read), to minimize depressing content.

5. From the starting identity, it's clear the protagonist firmly opposes the World Government, and acts with a "pirate" identity for most of the story. If you don't like it, please don't read.

6. Early stage joins the Sun Pirates' ship, early-to-mid stage on Red Hair's ship as a cadre, follows Red Hair to the peak of the Four Emperors; later stages not revealed.

7. Zig's personality and beliefs are more complex than the protagonists in the author's (Gentleman Dong) previous works, with a clear transformation journey.

8. "In the New World, people with Conqueror's Haki are as common as carp crossing the river." -- This book accepts Qing Jiao's statement; there will be many people with Conqueror's Haki.