One Piece: I'm Lawful Good, and You Call Me a Villain

[Celestial Dragons Faction + Cop-and-Crook Hybrid + Lawful Good + So Righteous It's Sinister]

"Officer 7538, this is your final assignment:

You will have no teammates and no backup. Alone, you will infiltrate the enemy camp, quell the unrest raging across the seas, and rebuild order. This time, you need not explain your actions to anyone. The justice in your heart is your only superior!"

Lu Ye licked the blood from the corner of his mouth. Understood. Officer Lu is back on duty. Nobody knows more about being a double agent than I do.

He is the shepherd of the Celestial Dragons, the helmsman of the World Government, and Mary Geoise's top-ranked enforcer.

He is Imu's proudest junior and the lover who shares Charlotte Linlin's bed.

He loves land, grain, and gold. He loves order and stability.

You may call him the terrifying estate lord whose might dominates the Four Seas, the godfather of earth and sky, or... Longinus the Lionheart.

"Lord Guan, bear witness! I shall lead my followers to stand guard in the high heavens, cast evil down into the underworld, and hunt down all injustice in this world... And yes, I mean justice, not sworn brotherhood!"

"You brat from the Monkey Family-not every monkey gets to wreak havoc in Heaven..."

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(Lu's Rules of Horror: Kill all pirates. If nobles are useless, kill everyone on their family tree. Kill all corrupt Marines. Keep the useless Celestial Dragon relatives like dogs; kill any who dare come out and cause trouble.

He was an undercover cop with a conscience in his previous life, so he naturally sides with ordinary people. When he sees injustice, he will draw his blade to help, though he can also restrain himself and bide his time when the moment isn't right.)

PS: Don't talk about betraying your own class. Your stance has nothing to do with your status. Do fence-sitters even deserve to talk about having principles?

The protagonist is a diehard Lord Guan fan. Eastern Wu fans may want to steer clear: expect comments that praise one side while putting the other down.