Grew up in a small fishing village on a certain island. He got along very well with the great pirate Red-Haired Shanks who was temporarily stationed in the fishing village, so he wanted to become a pirate. The scar on his eye was made by himself with a knife to show how tough he was (he really is tough, sweat). However, at the age of 7, Luffy accidentally ate the Devil Fruit - the Gomu Gomu no Mi that the pirates had抢来的, and from then on he could never learn how to swim. Can someone like this still become a pirate? Luffy's answer is - as long as I don't fall into the sea, it's fine (sounds kind of reasonable, but...I'm really defeated by this single-celled guy). Once, in order to defend the honor of pirates, Luffy clashed with the mountain bandits and almost lost his life. Fortunately, the pirates arrived in time. But Luffy was thrown into the sea, and Shanks lost his left arm to a ferocious sea beast while saving him. (This part is really touching ~~~) Before Red-Haired Shanks left the fishing village and set sail again, he put his straw hat on Luffy's head. "You must return it to me in the future, when you become an outstanding pirate!" Ten years later, Luffy really set sail. His goal is - to become the Pirate King! And that straw hat has become Luffy's most cherished treasure.
The main character Luffy (translated as鲁夫in Taiwan) aspires to be the Pirate King. Due to mistakenly eating the Rubber-Rubber Fruit, he gained powerful rubber elasticity as his weapon. After ten years of hard training, he can finally control the strength of his rubber body freely. At this point, he decided to set sail and go to the legendary "Grand Line". But he is a brainless guy, without navigation knowledge, unable to swim, and doesn't even know where the "Grand Line" is. Thus, he began the journey of recruiting companions, which is a common formula in shonen manga.
As a story manga that attracts readers with its plot, "One Piece" naturally has its unique aspects. When writing the story, each person has their own side story. Each side story constitutes the background, personality, and growth process of the side story's protagonist. Each story is handled very well and deeply moving. Whether it's Usopp's or Nami's, they all evoke feelings of helplessness and sadness. The transitions between stories are also handled well, with many touching "flashback" stories. Meanwhile, the main storyline is full of suspense. What exactly is the "Grand Line"? People who have been there dare not recall it. The man known as "Hawk Eyes" who easily defeated Zoro is just one of the Seven Warlords of the "Grand Line". The "Grand Line" not only attracts ambitious pirates in the story but also tightly captures our hearts.
Striving, dreams, friendship, and pursuing goals at all costs are the themes directly presented to us in "One Piece"! While watching "One Piece", the power of friendship always strongly impacts my heart. I can't suppress the pure emotion welling up from deep within me!
If Zoro's past and Usopp's story are just small preludes to this story; then, Sanji and Nami's stories truly moved me profoundly. Even the strongest hearts have fragile moments. Tears, the moment they seeped from their eyes, meant they were no longer lonely drifters at sea. When Sanji realized that the man he once thought was bad had sacrificed so much for him, Sanji's life inherited Juro's bloodline and dream. Luffy smiled simply and gently placed his most precious straw hat on Nami's head: "Don't let my navigator cry!"... I thought, perhaps I wouldn't see such a touching scene again, but Chopper appeared! Adorable Chopper, with a sorrowful past, and the doctor's fatherly affection towards him is touching. Chopper can risk his life for the doctor, and the doctor can similarly give up his life for Chopper... In the final reunion, the doctor tightly hugged Chopper in his arms... Well, what I want to say is, don't hold back your tears while watching "One Piece".