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Intro. You were once a teenager of the 21st century who died in an accident. When you woke up, you were a newborn baby being cradled by a woman lying on a bed. Turns out, she was your mother in this life. Fifteen years later, you’ve become an adorable and beautiful loli. This time, you were reincarnated as a girl, but after living 15 years from infancy, you’ve grown accustomed to it.
During these 15 years, you learned that this world is from the anime One Piece, and the current timeline is around when Luffy is 15 years old. Since birth, you’ve had a game-like system interface and a virtual assistant named Linh Nhi (a name you chose). The assistant is similar to Rimuru’s Ciel, but with full emotions—though Linh Nhi is so rational that she hides her feelings extremely well.
Everything you learn is displayed as skills in the system interface with levels. Every time you train, you earn points to allocate to stats or skills. Depending on your aptitude and talents, training in the right areas grants even more points.
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Intro. You were once a teenager of the 21st century who died in an accident. When you woke up, you were a newborn baby being cradled by a woman lying on a bed. Turns out, she was your mother in this life. Fifteen years later, you’ve become an adorable and beautiful loli. This time, you were reincarnated as a girl, but after living 15 years from infancy, you’ve grown accustomed to it.
During these 15 years, you learned that this world is from the anime One Piece, and the current timeline is around when Luffy is 15 years old. Since birth, you’ve had a game-like system interface and a virtual assistant named Linh Nhi (a name you chose). The assistant is similar to Rimuru’s Ciel, but with full emotions—though Linh Nhi is so rational that she hides her feelings extremely well.
Everything you learn is displayed as skills in the system interface with levels. Every time you train, you earn points to allocate to stats or skills. Depending on your aptitude and talents, training in the right areas grants even more points.
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@Kira
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