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

The events in Wano Country should be coming to an end soon. The separations between pirates aren't complicated, and everyone's gotten used to it.

They planned to set sail again the next day.

Everyone dispersed, drunkenly returning to their rooms.

After Frankie's meticulous renovation, the Thousand Sunny had a very spacious interior, with everyone having their own private room.

Of course, some people prefer to have both together.

For example, Merry, Shirahoshi, and Bonnie share a room.

Nami and Vivi share a room.

Luffy returned to his room and, finally getting some rest, collapsed onto his bed, wanting to fall asleep instantly.

He closed his eyes, his consciousness sinking deeper into the distance.

drop.

A voice so familiar it sent chills down his spine echoed in his mind.

Luffy suddenly opened his eyes.

The system interface for the "One Piece Training Program" floated quietly in front of him, with a line of text displayed on it.

[Daily mission refresh reminder: 01:00 is approaching, please prepare.]

Luffy: "......."

He pressed the pillow against his face.

"I've already defeated Kaido! Can't you just let me get some sleep?!"

The next second, the scene in front of him changed, and he woke up on the ship.

"...A dream?"

I glanced at the time; it was one o'clock.

Oh, this clock that's been thrown into chaos because of the One Piece training plan!

"He's probably going back to sleep," Luffy muttered.

However, at that moment, he suddenly sensed a faint sound outside. Upon closer listening, he broke out in a cold sweat.

Vivi... and Nami?

Why are they here? Aren't you two supposed to be in the same room?

Outside the door, Nami was both amused and annoyed. Why was she sharing a room with Vivi?

It's because I'm afraid Weiwei will sneak a bite!

"As expected, why are you here so late at night instead of sleeping?" Nami glanced at him and saw that his half-body was still in the wind, indicating that he had completely stolen his ability.

"You were the one who got up first," Weiwei retorted, her face slightly flushed.

Besides, she used her ability, and so did Nami!

Half of my body is still cloud.

While the two were arguing, Robin suddenly walked over from the corridor not far away. When she saw them, she seemed surprised and said, "Oh my, aren't you asleep so late?"

He even asked in a very cunning way, "What are you planning to do?"

Nami and Vivi were both a little embarrassed, so they said, "Of course not!"

Robin nodded thoughtfully, and while they were still trying to figure out how to explain, Robin had already pushed the door open and gone inside.

Careless!

The two men exchanged a glance. They decided that either all three monks had no water to drink, or they should drink together. Then they rushed in.

Chapter 606 Luffy's Hard Work

Sunlight streamed obliquely through the portholes of the Thousand Sunny, casting a warm yellow band of light across the floor.

Luffy lay on the bed with his eyes open, staring at the patterns Franky had carved on the ceiling—patterns that could be considered works of art—without moving for a long time.

To be precise, I don't really want to move.

Even fighting Kaido and Big Mom wasn't this bad. My whole body aches, especially my lower back, which feels like it's been repeatedly crushed by Kaido's Thunder Bagua.

"No, Nami and Vivi should sleep separately from now on!"

The tragedy of last night would have happened if the two of them had been together.

Luffy couldn't help but mutter to himself, "The Pirate King training plan is still pretty good, isn't it?"

Compared to being tormented by three women in turn, the system at least has clear rules: what to do at what time, and electric shock punishment for failing to complete the task. It hurts a bit, but at least it won't make him sore and unable to get out of bed the next day.

Pirates should really be training hard!

I get up early every day for physical training, develop my fruit-related abilities during the day, and learn new knowledge in the evening. It's a regular and fulfilling routine, and it's so healthy!

Nami, Vivi, and Robin are really going too far!

Of course, he only dared to say this in his heart.

Thankfully, Hancock didn't come along last night, otherwise, it's hard to say whether she would have been able to get out of bed; she would have had to rely on the wall for support.

Luffy didn't know that Hancock actually wanted to come too, but she was held back by Uta. The two women started fighting in the ring without saying a word.

If he knew, he would have to thank Uta!

When I stepped out of the room, the corridor was quiet; most people were still asleep.

The banquet last night went on until midnight. Except for monsters like Zoro who can still get up early to meditate after drinking, most normal people would want to stay in bed a little longer.

"I'm exhausted, ugh?"

Luffy yawned and walked toward the living room. Before he even entered, he heard a series of crackling sounds and Perona's signature smug laughter coming from inside.

Are they having some kind of activity?

"Hahaha! You won again! Merry, are you even good enough? You haven't played a single card since the beginning!" Perona laughed heartily, feeling extremely proud.

“Miss Perona is incredibly lucky,” Merry remarked.

"Luck is also a kind of strength. Accept your fate, accept your fate, hurry up and put up the ticket!"

Luffy peeked out and saw two people sitting around the round table in the living room.

Perona occupied the most comfortable window seat, crossed her legs, and had a small stack of her winnings piled up in front of her. Her face was clean and without any decorations.

Across from her, Merry's entire head was almost covered by white stripes, with only a pair of pitiful eyes showing.

There was an empty seat next to it, with cards scattered on the table, clearly waiting for someone.

After thinking about it, the only people I can usually play with are Bonnie and Shirahoshi. At this time, Shirahoshi should still be in bed, which means Bonnie hasn't arrived yet.

There's no reason not to join if we're missing one player!

Luffy's spirits lifted, his back and legs stopped aching, and he dashed over and plopped down in the empty seat.

"Count me in! Count me in!"

Perona retorted, "Do you even have the time and energy left?"

When she groggily went out to get some water early this morning, she happened to see Robin and Nami coming out with smiles on their faces.

His face was beaming with a bright smile, and he looked refreshed and energetic.

Perona even asked at that time, "Nami slept in the same room as Vivi, so why did she come out with Robin?"

Then I saw Vivi running out with her mouth covered and I understood.

"Why not?" Luffy retorted stubbornly.

You probably didn't sleep well last night.

Luffy remained unfazed: "I slept very well, all the way until dawn."

"Really? That's wonderful."

Perona drawled out the last syllable, giving him a meaningful glance down his neck.

Luffy looked down and saw several faint red marks near his collarbone, left by someone last night.

He silently pulled his collar up a little.

Perona had seen it all before back on Amazon Lily, so Luffy was used to it and exclaimed, "Hurry up, what are we playing?"

He hasn't played relaxing games in a long time.

That game last night... it wasn't relaxing at all!

"We're playing Dou Dizhu (a card game), and we're one short. You're perfect to fill in."

Merry raised her hand. "Aren't we waiting for Bonnie?"

"I'm not waiting anymore, it's her fault for being late."

Perona gathered the cards on the table and started shuffling them. "We'll go first, the loser pays a penalty, simple, right?"

Merry said weakly, "There's nowhere left to stick it on my face..."

"Put it on your ear!"

"We don't have enough ears to hear them all."

"Then fold it up on your forehead!"

Merry sighed resignedly.

Playing cards is a common form of entertainment on the ship. Luffy has an exceptional learning ability, and he can become a card master at any time. To be good at card counting is to be a top-notch player.

Besides, he had long been fed up with Perona's arrogant attitude. She had become so cocky after winning a few rounds. He would teach her a lesson in real card skills later.

The cards were dealt, and the landlord was called. Perona snatched the landlord role.

"My luck is just too good today!"