The main character, Luffy, aspires to become the Pirate King. After mistakenly eating the Gum-Gum Fruit, he gains powerful rubber-like elasticity as his weapon. After ten years of hard training, he finally masters the strength of his rubber body. At this point, he decides to set sail and head towards the legendary "Grand Line." However, he is a brainless guy with no navigation knowledge and can't even swim, having no idea where the "Grand Line" is. Thus, he begins the formulaic journey in shonen manga to recruit companions.
As a story-driven manga, "One Piece" naturally has its unique qualities. When crafting the stories, each character has their own subplot. Each subplot forms the background, personality, and growth journey of its protagonist, and each story is well-handled, deeply touching. Whether it's Ussop's or Nami's, they evoke feelings of helplessness and sadness. The transitions between stories are also well-managed, with many touching "flashback" tales. Meanwhile, the main storyline is full of suspense. What exactly is the "Grand Line"? Those who have been there dare not recall it. The "Hawk-Eye Man" who easily defeated Zoro is just one of the Seven Warlords of the "Grand Line." The "Grand Line" attracts not only the ambitious pirates in the story but also captures our hearts.
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