Pirates: at the Beginning, Whitebeard Is Fooled into Engaging in Blood Inheritance.

In the year 1468 of the Ocean Era, the time traveler Ike reunited with his twenty-year-old cousin Newgate. Well aware of the tragedy of the adopted son's betrayal in the original novel, he decisively gave up Whitebeard's idea of ​​forming a adopted son's family and proposed a new concept of bloodline inheritance. Relying on the blessing of the system, Ike married a wife, took concubines, and raised talented children, allowing Whitebeard, who wanted to make money and support his family, to focus on exploring the sea. The two brothers joined forces to overturn the pirate pattern of the old era and avoid all the regrets of the original work.