After several weeks of "One Piece" animation finally hit, I believe that everyone and the author can't wait to watch this episode. There are many things worth exploring in this episode, including the specific reasons why Bai Tuan did not save Mita. It turns out that the white group is not unable to beat the Kaido regiment, but afraid of not being able to afford it, let's take a look at it with me.
The Kingdom of Wano was closed to the state, and the White Regiment knew that Mita's death was a few years later
According to Marko's recollection, we learn that when Ace learned of Mita's death, he petitioned Whitebeard to have the entire pirate regiment go to The Land of Peace to rescue the people there and avenge Mita, but this request was opposed by all the crew. There are several main reasons for this, first of all, Winoku has been in a state of "closed country" for so many years, and even such a major event as the death of Mita in battle was spread overseas a few years later.
As the leader of the second team of the White Regiment, The White-bearded Father and even the entire White Regiment regard him as a partner, even if he has long left the White Regiment. It is reasonable to say that the white-bearded father, who is the leader of the regiment, does have a reason to complete the revenge for Mita, but since the leader must be rational rather than emotional, it is likely to implicate the entire organization.
Since Mita had already died in battle, there was no need for the White Regiment to devote all the regiment's combat strength to attack the Kingdom of Wano. Even if Kaido were to win, Mita would not be able to revive, so Whitebeard did not do anything other than express his grief, and of course it was impossible to allow Ace to go to the Land of Washinoku alone to "die". But if It was Mita who was not killed in battle, then I believe that Whitebeard Daddy would inevitably lead the whole regiment to attack the Kingdom of Peace.
It is not that the white group cannot defeat the Kaido regiment, but it will hurt the innocent
As Whitebeard said in the plot, the Kaido Regiment is a character that even Mita and others cannot defeat, is one of the most powerful military organizations on the sea, and going to the country of Peace is equivalent to going to the enemy's "base camp", so the Kaido who fights on the mainland naturally has a natural advantage in terrain. Even if the comprehensive combat strength of the White Regiment is stronger, casualties in this big war are indispensable, and the result is likely to be a lose-lose situation.
Moreover, in the battle of the country of Peace, it will inevitably involve innocent people, whitebeard has always been known for benevolence, and he does not want to let the people suffer because of his "selfish desires". Since the kingdom of Kazuno has been ruled by Kaido, he is helpless, after all, he is not absolutely sure that he will completely defeat Kaido, then not only will he not be able to avenge Mita, but he will put the entire pirate group into a desperate situation.
Ace is fundamentally different from Mita
Many fans believe that Whitebeard was able to lead the whole group to rescue Ace, but he was unwilling to avenge Mita, which was selfish, but in fact, this was not the case. Ace and Mita have a fundamental difference, when the most critical reason for the white group to rescue Ace is that Ace has not been executed, the white group is a pirate group that attaches great importance to emotions, and the action of the group is fully in line with the core values of the group. And Mita had already died in battle, and even if there was more benevolence, he would not be able to return to heaven.
Moreover, Mita himself wanted to change the kingdom of Wano through his own efforts, not external factors, and Whitebeard was well aware of this. And Ace's capture by the Navy has a lot to do with Whitebeard's own decision, so Whitebeard will rescue Ace at all costs even if he fights against the 100,000 Navy. Therefore, there is a fundamental difference between Ace and Mita.
The above is a partial analysis of the content of the 1014 episode of "One Piece".