Luffy, how can you become the Pirate King if you don't work hard!

In addition, this plan can be adjusted according to the actual situation...

[Automatically adjusting based on your physical condition. Daily training completed. It's time to learn from Nico Robin. Please begin immediately... Countdown: 30 seconds.]

[Warning, punishment countdown begins.....]

Where did you move me to?

Who is Nico Robin?

After thinking it over, the only one that came to mind was the one with the code name Miss. All Sunday.

There was no time for Luffy to question him; he rushed to the girls' dormitory and asked the question.

This absurd question left the three women in the room stunned.

Robin was also slightly taken aback, then, as if she had thought of something interesting, she glanced at the nervous Nami and Vivi beside her, and a charming smile curved her lips:

"Oh dear, Captain, are you asking about my hobbies? How thoughtful of you."

Then she gently put down her teacup and began to count the items in a languid tone.

"I like sandwiches, but I don't really like cakes that are too sweet..."

"I love the autumn weather, it's so refreshing and pleasant..."

"At this time every day, I usually take a hot bath to relax. Then, just before bed, I drink a cup of warm red wine..."

Nico Robin was still asking Luffy if he could fulfill her requests. Suddenly, Luffy reached out and grabbed Robin's wrist.

"Stop talking nonsense, I want you to be my teacher..."

Without giving Robin any time to react, he grabbed her and pulled her outside.

Nami finally realized what was happening and saw Luffy pulling Nico Robin away. "Hey, Luffy, where are you taking her?!"

"Studying is very important!" Luffy said without turning his head.

Robin, being pulled along by Luffy, glanced at her wrist being grabbed and raised an eyebrow; she was quite uncomfortable with this kind of intimate physical contact.

Having had that experience, she wouldn't allow a situation that put her body in danger to occur. However, the current situation is that this man doesn't seem to have any designs on her abilities like Crocodile.

This means there is no need for personal gain.

After a moment's thought,

"It seems the captain is in a hurry." Robin didn't resist; she even had time to turn around and give Nami and Vivi a glance.

Then they were pulled along and disappeared in a flurry at the end of the corridor.

Nami and Vivi were left in the room, looking at each other in silence.

Luffy's behavior seems illogical, and in fact, it is illogical; at least Vivi seems completely unable to understand it.

Perhaps only those who have experienced it can understand.

Nami, rubbing her forehead with a helpless expression, explained to Vivi, who was still completely unaware of the situation:

"I don't know what's gotten into Luffy lately..."

Well, you could say he's someone who loves learning, even becoming the ship's acting doctor through self-study. Basically, he learns something from every single person on board.

Nami recounted how Luffy pestered Zoro to practice swordsmanship, learned to cook from Sanji, and even suddenly rushed into her room to learn about navigation.

"Maybe he'll come looking for you soon," Nami sighed.

Vivi: "???"

Study, learn?

As a princess, she certainly knows a lot of things, but those are all part of aristocratic etiquette, which, when you think about it that way, have absolutely nothing to do with Luffy.

......

In Luffy's eyes, Nico Robin is a woman with a scholarly air, but air is a difficult thing to define.

So he wasn't surprised when Nico Robin said she was a scholar and an archaeologist.

You want me to teach you history?

Nico Robin looked at Luffy in surprise, "This is not something that can be investigated."

Ohara, who studied history, was subjected to the Buster Call for this very reason.

Because it's dangerous and incredibly tedious, few people are willing to get involved in this kind of thing. Luffy's initiative in bringing up Nico Robin's first reaction was that he had ulterior motives.

"I love history."

Luffy was about to break down and instinctively straightened up. If he were to explode in front of Robin, he'd be doomed.

Although he wasn't very familiar with Robin, Luffy could already imagine her expression if that kind of thing happened.

He'll most likely be all smiles and then, in that nonchalant tone, announce his social death.

That was quite unexpected.

Robin gracefully propped her chin on one hand and looked at Luffy. "However, Captain, you're making me more and more curious."

"Stop talking and teach me!" Luffy's forehead was covered in cold sweat.

“Alright, I remember you said you love history. If you’re lying to me…” Robin raised an eyebrow.

She can really get angry.

It wasn't because Luffy lied to her, but because Luffy did this to her favorite part of history.

......

"The most important part of the history of this world is about 900 to 800 years ago... a period that is forbidden to be studied by the world government and is what we historians call the Void Century."

Nico Robin asked Luffy to bring her a notebook and pen, explaining that the most important thing in learning history is memory. Anyone can become an excellent historian if they can cram that vast amount of knowledge into their mind.

Of course, after acquiring rich theoretical knowledge, it is essential to put it into practice. For archaeologists, combining theory with practice is also extremely important.

With Robin's abilities, becoming Luffy's teacher would be a piece of cake.

It's worth noting that she earned her doctorate in archaeology with a perfect score when she was only 8 years old.

But as time went by, after Luffy entered that state, she gradually realized that something was wrong.

Luffy memorized every single point of knowledge, whether it was spoken or written down!

Chapter 75 This is intolerable!

[Through diligent study, your historical knowledge has improved, gaining +10 experience points]

Luffy rubbed his still throbbing temples. The feeling of being forced to absorb all this knowledge was unpleasant, even more tiring than using Gear Second several times in a row.

The last time he experienced this kind of torment was when Gordon was teaching him music.

Gaining experience is far more efficient than burying yourself in books, but the process is also much more painful.

[Your mental strength is severely depleted, but your willpower has increased, and your Observation Haki proficiency has increased by 1.]

This message was the only thing that could comfort him.

The improvement in his Observation Haki is the only gain he can clearly feel right now.

A domineering presence is very important.

Luffy now has this correct understanding!

For this reason, enduring the torture of knowledge seems barely acceptable?

Luffy shook his head, trying to sort out the chaotic historical dates and events from his brief dizziness.

But Robin, sitting opposite him, could barely maintain her usual elegant smile.

The shock she felt inside was far greater than it appeared on the surface.

Recalling the hardships I faced when I first encountered historical texts and learned ancient scripts in Ohara as a child, I realized that it required immense patience, focus, and talent.

Just moments ago, this guy seemed like a complete history idiot, asking some basic questions that were laughable. But after her simple explanation, he became like a completely parched sponge, absorbing and understanding all the information in her words at an astonishing speed, even able to apply it to other situations!

Was his bewildered expression just a facade?

He is actually a reclusive historian who deliberately tries to get close to me.

The thought flashed through Robin's mind, but she quickly dismissed it.

The innocent foolishness in Luffy's eyes before couldn't fool anyone, especially someone as observant as her.

"The following knowledge is a bit obscure and difficult to understand." Robin decided to increase the difficulty, "This part of history is not recorded in official history..."

The difficulty of knowledge increases geometrically from simple to complex.

It's like asking you to memorize the numbers one through ten. You might find it easy, but memorizing 3.1415926 and the numbers after that... the difficulty varies greatly even though they are all numbers.

Luffy frowned; the content was incredibly convoluted and strange, but he listened intently nonetheless. Not long after Robin finished speaking, he began to repeat it verbatim, even perfectly mimicking the words she had deliberately pronounced in an archaic language.

He answered everything in one go. After Robin explained it, he could answer any question about what happened at any given time.

Robin was stunned.

What she just said were fragments of historical texts that she had painstakingly discovered in the dark world over the years, and even some incomplete, coherent passages that she had not yet fully deciphered. She spoke them in a seemingly casual tone, interspersed with normal historical knowledge.

These contents are difficult and profound, and some involve vague information about ancient weapons and scattered clues about a hundred years of gaps in history.

Photographic memory?

No, it's even unforgettable!

Robin's fingertips trembled slightly.

This kind of talent is simply a divine skill that all scholars dream of.

She had only heard of it in legends, that Dr. Vegapunk, the chief scientist of the World Government, supposedly possessed a brain similar to that of ordinary people.

Luffy didn't notice Robin's change, making it difficult for him to be distracted in this situation.

Until the characters flashed before Luffy's eyes again:

[After in-depth study, your archaeology level has been raised to lv1].