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

[Kozuki Momonosuke's lustful, tyrannical, suspicious and other personalities all come from the influence of his original family. In his life before he was eight years old, he had a competent and gentle mother and a lovely and beautiful sister. However, his biological father was absent from the role of father and was an extremely incompetent father.]

[Kozuki Oden is the legitimate heir to the position of Shogun of Wano Country, the son of Shogun Kozuki Sukiyaki of Wano Country. Although he never sat on the position of Shogun for a day, he gave birth to a good son. After Kozuki Momonosuke regained Wano Country, he restored order and allowed his father to receive fair historical evaluation.

His remains were moved from a solitary grave and buried in the ancestral tomb of the Kozuki clan, and his title of General of Wano Country was restored. The reason why Kozuki Momonosuke went to so much trouble to do this was to deny the Kurozumi clan from a legal perspective.

To give the world the impression that the other party stole the position of general and was against the heavens. Kozuki Momonosuke inherited the position of general from Kozuki Oden, not from the Kurozumi clan. It is legitimate for the Kozuki clan to regain control of Wano Country.

[When introducing Kozuki Momonosuke, we cannot avoid mentioning his father Kozuki Oden. The two have the closest blood connection, but their styles of doing things are completely opposite, presenting two naturally contradictory extremes. After experiencing too many hardships, even if Kozuki Oden is resurrected, Kozuki Momonosuke will not have a good face towards his biological father, because the Kozuki clan was usurped by the Kurozumi clan, which was the result of Kozuki Oden's willful behavior.

Kozuki Oden had many shortcomings, the most prominent of which was his lust, which was passed on to his son. When both father and son were minors, they liked to wander around among women. Both were good at driving big cars (here referring to women who were older or bigger than men). There was some metaphysics in attracting the favor of beautiful women, otherwise Kozuki Momonosuke would not have had a good mother. Without his mother's protection before her death, he would have died in the fire long ago.

Kozuki Oden was a good samurai but not a good general. He was a good brother but not a good father. It was a terrible disaster for the people of Wano Country that such a person became the monarch who ruled the country. If he was born in an ordinary samurai family, he might have achieved higher achievements instead of ending up being deceived to death and becoming a joke of Wano Country many years later.

All the dark sides of Kozuki Momonosuke are the opposite in Kozuki Oden, that is, he is loyal, values ​​feelings, advocates freedom, and believes in the character of everyone. His father is simply an ancient man, the kind of person who is very innocent and will not lie. There is no such thing as selfishness. He focuses on the concept of faith and can even give his life for his own creed.

Kozuki Oden grew up in a relatively privileged environment, and he was protected by his father, the general. Most of the people he met in his life were people with sense of shame. There were very few who were like Kurozumi Orochi, who could act like a treacherous minister pretending to be a loyal minister. There was nothing you could do when you met a hypocrite who could pretend. The Kurozumi clan had been planning for the position of general for many years, and they were able to obtain the country of Wano in the end, which was also the result of many coincidences.]

[Kozuki Sukiyaki was seriously ill while serving as the Shogun, while Kozuki Oden wanted to go out to sea to see the world and experience the joy of being a pirate. In order to gain freedom, the latter ignored his position as Shogun and sneaked out to sea from Wano Country, which eventually led to the Shogun's position being stolen by Kurozumi Orochi who pretended to be a loyal subject. When he returned to Wano Country many years later, everything had changed, and his wife and children also suffered.

When it comes to recruiting retainers, Kozuki Oden never refuses anyone. As long as they kowtow to him, show allegiance and drink wine, he doesn't care how humble their background is or how questionable their identity is. He is tolerant and can accommodate them. The past is the past and the present is the present. The man firmly believes that under his influence, his retainers will become good people and useful to the country of Wano.

The advantage is that he gathered a group of loyal subordinates, such as the Nine Red Scabbards, a team of retainers, who then continued to shine under the leadership of Young Master Kozuki Momonosuke and made an indelible contribution to restoring order in Wano Country.

The disadvantages are even more obvious. Kurozumi Orochi took advantage of Kozuki Oden's kindness and thought that he would turn over a new leaf after having the name Kurozumi. In fact, he is essentially a poisonous snake lurking in the dark.

Kurozumi Orochi, a natural actor, not only deceived Kozuki Oden but also Kozuki Sukiyaki, which enabled him to easily control the political power of Wano Country. He even kept the former general under house arrest in a small hut without seeing outsiders. In the years when Kozuki Oden was away, he firmly controlled Wano Country.

Someone in the Kurozumi clan said that they all like acting too much, and they will ignore their true selves while acting. The strength of this man Kurozumi Orochi is not as bad as imagined. According to the subsequent development of events, the strength he revealed can easily control Kozuki Oden. Without Kaido as an external aid, he can rely on his own strength to completely hold Wano Country in the hands of the Kurozumi clan.

[Kozuki Oden was very lucky. On his first voyage, he met the Whitebeard Pirates, who were famous for their loyalty and kindness. After the samurai was defeated in a fight with Edward Newgate, he chose to stay on the ship and adventure with the Whitebeard Pirates.

During this period, Edward Newgate had the idea of ​​adopting a son, but unfortunately, Kozuki Oden rejected his request directly on the grounds that his biological father was still alive. However, Whitebeard did not get angry about this. If they could not be father and son, they could be brothers. Kozuki Oden and his two fur tribe retainers were not driven off the ship, and both sides had a pleasant time at sea.

[During a sea voyage, Kozuki Oden rescued a beautiful woman from human traffickers by chance. This woman was none other than Kozuki Momonosuke's mother, a mysterious woman who called herself Amatsuki Toki. The two's meeting seemed destined.

This woman named Toki Amatsuki could not explain her origins clearly, so naturally she could not gain the trust of the Whitebeard Pirates. However, Kozuki Oden did not think so. He was deeply attracted by her beauty, and soon the samurai fell into the arms of a woman.

The Whitebeard Pirates were a little wary of this woman at first, but later through careful observation, they found that this woman named Toki had no fighting ability of her own, and did not persuade Kozuki Oden to leave the ship. In short, they got to know her and found that she was a rare good woman. Later, the Whitebeard family also accepted this woman and respectfully called her Madam Toki.

In a room on the Moby Dick, Kozuki Oden and Toki tied the knot, and the predetermined trajectory of fate began to turn. The fruit of her and Kozuki Oden's love was about to be born. The baby boy named Kozuki Momonosuke was born in this turbulent old era. No one expected that he would one day stir up the world and become an existence that surpassed his father.]