"My name is Raifeng. I'm seven years old this year."
"I've been transmigrated into the world of pirates for a full seven years now…"
"I always thought I was born into an ordinary family. In a sea full of danger, living quietly as a 'frog at the bottom of a well' didn't sound so bad."
"Until yesterday—when I finally understood."
"My deadbeat dad who hadn't come home for seven years… his full name is Monkey D. Dragon."
"And my full name is… Monkey D. Raifeng."
Raifeng stood on the coast, staring at the endless blue sea in the distance, his expression blank.
What happened yesterday still replayed in his mind, impossible to forget.
Even as a transmigrator, he never would've guessed it.
After seven years of absence, his "cheap dad" suddenly returned… and he wasn't alone. He brought a group of mysterious figures dressed in black, their faces hidden.
Among them was one guy with an absurdly large face—so androgynous you couldn't tell if he was male or female—who addressed his deadbeat father as:
"Monkey D. Dragon."
Yes.
That Dragon.
The man known as the World's Most Dangerous Criminal.
The enigmatic, powerful leader of the Revolutionary Army.
There couldn't possibly be a second Monkey D. Dragon in this world… right?
That was the moment Raifeng realized—
This was huge.
So it turned out…
He had an insane background.
He'd somehow become… Monkey D. Dragon's seven-year-old son?!
And the blood running through his veins belonged to the Monkey family?!
As a transmigrator, Raifeng didn't know whether to feel thrilled… or just sigh at life's absurd twists.
He'd already made peace with living as a nobody—staying safe and steady, not venturing onto the seas, not competing for the so-called throne of Pirate King.
But life never asks your opinion.
Before he knew it, he'd become Dragon's son.
Which meant…
The current "Hero of the Marines," Monkey D. Garp, was his grandfather.
And that loudmouthed kid still roaming the seas—swearing he'd become Pirate King—Monkey D. Luffy…
…was his older brother, someone he'd never even met.
Just thinking about it made Raifeng's head spin.
Yesterday, Raifeng finally left the place he'd lived since birth. Dragon tossed him into the East Blue's Foosha Village, handed him to Grandpa Garp—who just happened to be temporarily staying there—and left him in his care.
Then Dragon, ever so "cool," silently led his men away from the village without a trace, leaving Garp only a few words to explain Raifeng's identity.
Raifeng still remembered the first time he met Garp.
Garp's face had gone completely blank.
A seven-year-old grandson appearing out of nowhere—how was he supposed to be prepared for that?
It wasn't just Garp.
Even Raifeng—a transmigrator with an adult soul—still felt like his brain was full of mud. The flood of sudden revelations had scrambled everything.
"So I'm a transmigrator from a ridiculously powerful family…"
"Grandpa is a Marine Headquarters Vice Admiral, the irreplaceable hero of the Marines—Garp the Fist."
"Dad is the leader of the only organization in the world capable of shaking the World Government—Monkey D. Dragon, head of the Revolutionary Army."
"And there's an unreliable, simple-minded older brother I've never met… Monkey D. Luffy, a future Pirate King."
"In a family like this, I should've been able to live as a carefree, lazy nobody."
"But…"
"What I really didn't expect happened."
"I'm Raifeng. I'm seven."
"And my system… activated yesterday."
Yesterday, out of nowhere—
The system activated.
And that single activation shattered the worldview Raifeng had held onto for seven years.
For a transmigrator, a system was practically standard equipment. But Raifeng never expected it to show up seven years late. The delay was ridiculous.
Seven whole years!
And once the system came online…
The "lazy life" he'd been clinging to died on the spot.
Looks like even the heavens weren't going to let him slack off.
He'd never had ambitions. He just wanted to live quietly on this dangerous sea.
But reality had just slapped him in the face.
Not only did he have an outrageous family background—
He also had a system.
At that point, what excuse did he have to keep playing dead?
Besides… the Monkey family had a talent for stirring up trouble. Every single one of them.
If he didn't grow stronger, it was only a matter of time before he got dragged into their mess and died in the crossfire.
Raifeng took a long breath, forcing his thoughts to settle, and pulled his gaze back from the horizon.
He looked around.
This was a small village. Simple people. Simple houses.
Huge windmills stood both inside and outside the village, turning steadily with the breeze.
This was the East Blue's Foosha Village, in the Goa Kingdom.
Home of Garp, Dragon, and Luffy.
And now—
Foosha Village had become his home too.
Whether he liked it or not, the facts were set in stone.
All Raifeng could do was accept it—accept the chain of events, and accept who he was.
"It's been exactly one day since the system activated."
"So… I should be able to do my first sign-in now, right?"
Raifeng focused.
The system he awakened was a Daily Sign-In System.
Its function was simple:
Every time a full day passed, he could sign in once and receive a random reward pack.
The reward pack could contain all kinds of things—
Haki, swordsmanship, Devil Fruits…
Anything.
Of course, the daily sign-in reward wasn't fixed. Raifeng couldn't choose what he got—he could only pray his luck wasn't terrible.
And right now…
It had been exactly one day.
Raifeng pushed down the chaos in his mind. His eyes filled with anticipation as he willed it—
"System. Start my first sign-in."
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