In short, this is a story about a dutiful Blackbeard taking care of Whitebeard in his old age. That's why it's also called The Most Dutiful Son in One Piece.
A more serious introduction:
After an accident, Teach, an orphan, was reborn into the world of One Piece.
He was just about to make a name for himself when he was shocked to discover that he'd arrived thirty years before the story began! He had become the future Yonko Blackbeard, a man with the exact same name!
Damn it, fate, are you messing with me?
Looking at the tall man before him, whose eyes were gentle and whose hands were broad, then glancing at the two little burdens following behind, the young Teach hesitated.
Should he wait patiently for thirty years to get the Yami Yami no Mi, or set sail on his own and fight for a bright future?
Wait a minute!
Why does the Navy Headquarters have four admirals? The strongest man beneath the Pirate King? A revolutionary mentor for a new generation?
Why is my One Piece world so different from everyone else's?
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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Keirsa is Crocodile!?
He has strength but no ambition. The first thing he wants to do is how to be someone else's son. If he has strength, of course he will strive for world domination. Only losers will choose to protect themselves and lose face to those who travel through time.
To be honest, I'm really annoyed with Oden.
Commentary on Chapter 11: Mr. Ba is torn apart in "I Want to Be a Good Man Wearing a Black Beard at the Beginning" written by Shi Yumu.
Additional updates, can the author update three times a day? . ?
How many Baileys are there, this ****?
About the first chapter of "I Want to Be a Good Person Wearing Blackbeard at the Beginning" written by Shi Yumu, Teach! A born king! Chapter review.
Grow some beard, not necessarily a big beard
The protagonist didn't expect a time traveler?
I hope the heroine is Mrs. Shi