The pirates sat and forgot, and they really believed the nine truths and one lie.

The Whitebeard Pirates all saw the intruder in the sky, and Marco and others were even more frightened. Fortunately, Uchiha Madara did not attack Madam Toki. Even if they wanted to get back at him, there was no trace of the Uchiha clan on the sea.

I am even more looking forward to the subsequent release of the Sky Curtain. It would be best if all of Uchiha Madara's conspiracies were exposed, so that we don't have to use our brains to think about conspiracies and tricks. Most of the pirates are not qualified to use their brains, and they are just a bunch of violent maniacs who rely on their fists.

[Momonosuke Kozuki and his sister Hiyori Kozuki spent a happy time with their parents in the Whitebeard Pirates. In his later life, he would occasionally reminisce about his life on the Moby Dick, but it was a pity that he was gone and too many precious things were buried by time.

Momonosuke has been the son of a general who is loved by everyone since he was a child. In this vast ocean, he has met some of the most powerful people in the world (Roger's Pirates, Whitebeard's Pirates, the elite navy led by Garp, etc.), and traveled by ship to see the most fantastic wonders in the world. All this made his thinking far surpass that of his peers. Before the accident, he was just a smart kid in the eyes of others.

Influenced by the orthodox samurai Kozuki Oden, Kozuki Momonosuke is determined to be a bohemian and powerful samurai like his father. After successfully inheriting the position of Shogun of Wano Country, he will continue the Kozuki clan's policy of isolation from the outside world. If nothing unexpected happens, he will live a "boring" life of a superior person like other Kozuki ancestors.

But he was too young to know that before Kozuki Momonosuke was born, his father Kozuki Oden left a huge hidden danger in Wano Country. When the family returned to their homeland, everything changed quietly, and the miserable life of Kozuki's family began.

[The samurai Kozuki Oden is magnanimous to a point of eccentricity. Perhaps he has never experienced any setbacks since childhood. Kozuki Sukiyaki has always provided him with a very superior growing environment. People who grow up in such a cocoon are more likely to be gullible.

When Kurozumi Orochi surrendered with the remaining members of the Kurozumi clan, he accepted it easily without giving it much thought. There was probably a path dependence problem here. Ashura Douji, one of the Nine Red Scabbards, was defeated and impressed by Kozuki Oden's personal charm, and became a retainer of the Kozuki clan.

As the future general of Wano Country, Kozuki Oden ignored his seriously ill father and sneaked out to sea from Wano Country to take risks. He loved freedom more than his biological father. How filial he was.

Kozuki Sukiyaki was seriously ill and unable to control Wano Country. Kurozumi Orochi, nominally a retainer of Kozuki Oden, began to gradually gain the trust of the Shogun, and finally completed the great feat of replacing the cage with the bird, allowing Wano Country to be back in the hands of the Kurozumi clan.

Afterwards, he attracted strong support from the outside world and let the outsider Beasts Pirates suppress the domestic samurai and Kozuki clan's retainers who opposed the rule of the Kurozumi clan. Kurozumi Orochi's attitude of selling his father's land without any regret taught the people of Wano a severe lesson.

Kurozumi Orochi didn't even bother to pretend. He simply tore off the hypocritical cloak of the rulers and gave the people of Wano a carrot-and-stick education, telling them to work in factories and be exploited. The Beasts Pirates were selling the weapons they produced and they were sending the reactionaries into sweatshops. The citizens who did not create value for the general were not worthy of living on this land, and soon there was only one voice left in Wano Country.

It is against this backdrop of Wano Country that Gol D. Roger borrows Kozuki Oden from the Whitebeard Pirates. This great pirate of the old times wants to interpret the text of history to impact the final Grand Line and reach the final island of Raftel that he has always dreamed of.

Because of the tight schedule with Roger's pirate group, Kozuki Oden could not bring his wife and children with him. At the suggestion of his retainers, he asked Toki to take the two children back to Wano Country first. The samurai originally thought that their father Kozuki Sukiyaki would take care of them in the country and would definitely not treat them badly. So the man said goodbye to the Whitebeard Pirates and boarded Roger's ship to conquer the Final Island.

[Mrs. Toki brought her two children back to Wano Country. Kozuki Sukiyaki was nowhere to be found. The three of them could only hide in Oden Castle. Every day they had to avoid the assassins sent by Kurozumi Orochi. The huge gap in their lives made the two children very uncomfortable.

Kozuki Hiyori cried every day and wanted to return to the ship because she couldn't eat or sleep well living in Oden Castle, and she lived in fear every day. However, Kozuki Momonosuke was very strong. He always helped his mother and comforted his sister in private. They believed that the current hard days were only temporary, and as long as their father Kozuki Oden came back, all problems could be solved.

The reason why Kozuki Momonosuke and his mother and sister were able to live cautiously was certainly because of the desperate loyalty of Kozuki's retainers, but more importantly, it was because Kurozumi Orochi was concerned about Kozuki Oden's strength. He was afraid that after the samurai came back and saw that his wife, children, and father were all gone, Kozuki Oden would go crazy and kill everyone.

Kurozumi Orochi also plotted a conspiracy here. He let his men pretend to be Kaido's subordinates and assassinate Toki's family many times. His purpose was to make Kozuki Oden and Kaido enemies and leave no room for redemption for both sides. It was impossible for the Beasts Pirates to continue watching the show, so they could only help the Kurozumi clan destroy the Kozuki clan.

Kozuki Oden has a record of fighting with the top strong men at that time. Although he was defeated by Edward Newgate and Gol D. Roger, isn't it a kind of strength that he was able to survive from these powerful men?

While waiting for his father to return, Kozuki Momonosuke was full of beautiful fantasies about Kozuki Oden. He thought that as long as the samurai came back, everything would be fine. As long as the samurai came back, Kurozumi Orochi would obediently give up the position of general. As long as the samurai came back, he and his family could live a superior life again.

During this period, Kozuki Momonosuke had been studying the swordsmanship left by his father Kozuki Oden with the sword manual. His dream of becoming an orthodox samurai had not been extinguished. Unfortunately, he was blinded by passion at that time and had no talent for using a sword.

Forcing himself to learn would only result in half the effort and twice the results, and his swordsmanship had not improved at all. Later, when he was trained by Barrett, Kozuki Momonosuke fully understood this point. He would never be a samurai in this life, and the famous sword could only be hung on his body as a decoration to show his extraordinary status.

[During the time when he sailed with Roger's pirate group, Kozuki Oden returned to Wano Country once. He hurriedly copied the contents of the red historical text and ignored the billowing black smoke brought by the industry in Wano Country. He once again chose to temporarily abandon everything for the sake of adventure.

Afterwards, Gol D. Roger conquered the Grand Line and became the recognized Pirate King on the ocean. However, not much time was left before the death of this legendary figure. At the end of the journey, he said that he could return to Wano Country with Kozuki Oden to help his friend deal with the traitors in the country, but Kozuki Oden did not agree.

In the end, he entered Wano Country without calling for help. The samurai could solve it on his own. After landing on the island, the first thing he looked at was his wife and children. Then he rushed into the Shogun's Mansion to cause trouble for Kurozumi Orochi.

The reason why the samurai have been adventuring with Roger's pirate group for a long time is that at this time, with the strength of Kozuki Oden, the young Kaido of Beasts and Kurozumi Orochi, even if they are tied together, they are not enough to beat the samurai. The samurai in Wano Country can think that they are invincible in the world.

In the vortex of Wano Country, Kozuki Oden is not the hero who saves Wano Country. History is destined to let some people down.]