Crossing Luffy: Creating a Happy Ending in One Piece

On this day, the Straw Hat Adventurers finally arrived at Rogue Town, the town of beginning and end.

"Everyone! Now you can go to Rogue Town for a stroll! Meet at the port in six hours!" Luffy quickly got off the boat.

"Oh!" Everyone agreed and left. I'm sure all the Straw Hat Adventurers will have their own adventures in this town of beginning and end.

Thinking of this, Luffy tightened his straw hat, put on a black cloak, and headed straight for the execution platform of Pirate King Roger.

Speaking of which, I had seen the description of the execution platform in the original book in my previous life. I didn't feel that there was anything special about the execution platform in the original book, but it still attracted so many pirates who just wanted to get a glimpse of the legendary style. I don't know what it would feel like if I went there in person now.

Luffy was walking on the streets of Rogue Town, and suddenly caught a glimpse of an inconspicuous shop on the side of the road. On the wooden door of the shop, there is a line of words crookedly engraved: Gol D. Roger...

Isn't this the tavern opened by the boss who worships the Pirate King Gol D. Roger in the original book! Since I'm here, how can I not go in and take a look.

"It's closed. It will be closed after today!" The tavern owner looked old and frail. He saw someone walked into the tavern, so he quickly ordered them to leave.

Luffy pointed at the words on the door and looked at the skull on the table and said, "I'm not here to drink, I'm here to inquire about Gol D. Roger."

After listening, the old man was silent for a while, and no longer saw the guest off, but told Roger's great achievements.

Luffy is still very interested in the past of this Pirate King. Gol D. Roger conquered the Grand Line and left the so-called onepiece on the final island of Raftel, attracting countless pirates to flock to the Grand Line and opening the Great Pirate Era. Although he had obtained the honor that made people jealous in this world, he felt that his life was coming to an end. He immediately gave up the glory and wealth of the Pirate King and the praise of thousands of people, and turned himself in to the navy. In the end, he was publicly executed and died.

What was his motive for doing such a thing? Why did he give up everything as the Pirate King? Why did he have to start the Great Pirate Era on the public execution? All of this seemed to be connected by a special thread of fate, but there was always a key piece of information missing to make the truth clear.

Perhaps Roger's surrender and death by execution seemed stupid, free and easy, and crazy to others in this world. But looking at the overall situation, Roger seemed to want to use his life to completely muddy the sea.

Then all the doubts returned to the beginning. What was Gol D. Roger's motive?

As a member of the D clan, how could he not know the true meaning of D? As the Pirate King, how could he not have the ambition to change the world? As the person closest to Joy Boy, how could he not know the truth of this world? Didn't he want to be Joy Boy? He wanted to! Not only did he want to, he also took concrete actions.

But the conditions for success didn't seem to be met, so he failed. Everything was back to square one. But how could this Pirate King be willing? He left behind the so-called One Piece, opened the Great Pirate Era, and completely muddied the waters of this world. So what purpose was hidden behind all these actions? This purpose required the life of a Pirate King. He became a beacon, guiding one after another of the latecomers. He ignited the fire in people's hearts, making everyone yearn for One Piece. But if it was just to find One Piece, doing all this was too far-fetched, so what was the deeper factor?

Luffy was so absorbed in his thoughts that he didn't notice that the old man had finished his story.

"Hey! You little brat! Are you teasing me!" the old man roared.

"Ah, sorry, I was thinking about something. By the way, I'm not a pirate." Luffy replied.

"What? If you are not a pirate, why are you wasting my time? Get out!" The old man was about to drive him away.

"I don't agree with Roger's approach. He opened the Great Pirate Era. Although it made the world more active, it also made the sea dangerous and caused countless people to be broken up. It was really biased to rashly open the Great Pirate Era. Although at the last moment, it was difficult to have a better way. But in my eyes, a thief is a thief. No matter how bright and beautiful the packaging is, it cannot change the fact that pirates do evil. The result of Roger's decision must not be what he wants to see, because in your story, Roger is a righteous, brave, wise and charming pirate..

The Roger in your story never does evil, never kills innocent people, and helps others as much as possible wherever he goes. Pirate King Gol D. Roger is the least like a pirate. Now, countless pirates go out to sea just to do evil, but as long as they do evil, it must be wrong. Justice may be late, but it will never be absent. "

The old man was stunned and doubted his ears.

"Oh, by the way, did Roger say who he was waiting for? Joy Boy? Unfortunately, I don't plan to be Joy Boy, and no one in the world will be Joy Boy. People in the world will only be themselves. I will not be Joy Boy, nor will I be Gol D. Roger. I will surpass them. "Luffy said calmly, drank the wine in the glass, and turned away.

"Oh, by the way, my name is Monkey D. Luffy, and I am now sailing as a Straw Hat Adventure Group. I am the captain. Just for adventure and justice! "Luffy stood at the door of the store, his back to the sun.

The old man stared at Luffy's receding back for a long time, unable to come back to his senses, only feeling blinded.