One Piece: I Have Six More Souls Than Blackbeard

Lin En wakes up to discover he has transmigrated and become the sworn elder brother of Luffy, Ace, and Sabo in their childhood! Knowing that Ace is doomed to die in the future War of the Best, he takes on the heavy vow to protect them and resolutely sets sail alone.

Fate’s gift is a top-tier Mythical Zoan: the **Nine-Headed Xiangliu Fruit**! His body splits into nine independent souls that share one vessel. More terrifying still, **each soul can hold a Devil Fruit!** One man is an army, with ten fruits merged into his body!

He is a walking taboo:

Lava burns the heavens in his left hand, while thunder crashes in his right. With a thought, he can warp through space; with a breath, he can overturn gravity. His Mythical Zoan body regenerates without dying, and his multiple souls are unfathomably mysterious! His abilities combine in endless ways, and his tactics defy the limits of imagination!

He is an anomaly of his age:

He makes a name for himself in the East Blue, dominates the Grand Line, and brazenly declares war on the World Government at Enies Lobby! As the War of the Best rages, the Nine-Headed Xiangliu roars across Marineford and clashes head-on with the three admirals, all to rewrite the tragic ending of the words, “Ace, I’m here to take you home!”

He is a seeker of the truth:

He shakes up the Four Emperors’ balance in the New World, tears apart the soul feast of Totto Land, and fells the strongest creature in Wano! Ancient Weapons, the Void Century, the Will of D... The ultimate secret of Laugh Tale is within reach. Yet possessing the truth is a crime in itself. Im, the World Government’s supreme authority, and Blackbeard, lurking in the shadows, have already laid a final deadly trap!

Nine souls as one, ten fruits at his command. When Lin En steps onto the final battlefield, the shadow of a nine-headed serpent will blot out the sky, and ten awakened powers will tear apart the world’s lies! This is the resolve to protect his younger brothers, the will to pursue freedom, and a transmigrator’s nine-headed Xiangliu