After Enel is defeated by Luffy, his mind unexpectedly returns to the body of his 17-year-old self, just after eating the Rumble-Rumble Fruit.
It is the year 1502 of the Sea Circle Calendar, in the early days of the Great Pirate Era. Ace and Sabo are born, the Buster Call has yet to destroy Ohara, and the Golden Lion, the first fugitive in Impel Down's history, is still behind bars...
"Olvia, a Marine warship is coming in..."
Rumble, rumble!!!
(Open this book and you'll see Enel destroy his natural enemy, Nika; see Robin, Vivi, and the other heroines take entirely different paths; see the Empress bow to him in submission; and much more...
Whatever you see, remember this: God does not fall in love with mortals. Everything is just a stepping stone on Enel's path to godhood.)
Yes, very well. It seems that time-travelers are no longer so necessary. The famous characters in a work are simply outstanding people who are more dazzling than Jinshi in ancient times. They may be able to make better use of the power of hanging than time-travelers who know the plot.
The subject matter is quite new.