At the beginning of One Piece, it was said that the Creek Pirates that is, the sea that they met in

The Great Passage is the starting point of the New World, that is, Chambord Island, and the end of the Great Passage is the New World, so the New World is the New World, and the Great Passage is the Great Passage, and this has nothing to do with the route. The first floor is good, it should be taken out by the risk of rushing out of the wind, and retreating in the face of difficulties.

Of course not, with his strength, he went to the Great Passage to find death, and he went to the New World, and he didn't really encounter any enemies, but the weather made it embarrassing, and then when he ran back, his character exploded, and he touched Hawkeye, and then he was gone.

The kind of person who just came up and solved Luffy, it is estimated that he has only entered the first half of the Great Passage, and it is not easy for Luffy and other newcomers to enter the new world, and it is even more impossible for him...

He hadn't even made it past the first half of the Great Voyage, let alone the second half, and I guess he had taken the risk of bringing it back from the windless.

At that time, I didn't go to the New World, the Great Passage includes the New World, and the New World is half of the Great Passage (where Luffy is now), that is, when I arrived at the beginning of the Great Passage, I came back from the Great Passage because of the danger....A garbage pirate group like him also wants to go, and he doesn't know how to die, so he goes back to the East China Sea to be the boss....

No, only went to the Great Voyage. The new world is still far away, and Luffy and they haven't arrived in the new world in the TV series yet.