A Certain Scientific Pirate

This introduction makes me laugh to death. It's really yours.

Emm, honestly speaking, is it necessary for my brother to jump directly into the sea? Although he gave the "fruit" to his younger brother to eat, it doesn't mean that his younger brother will survive because of it.

In the Age of Discovery, if you were humble in the early stages of development and had the ability and money, why not build a giant steel ship? No money to rob pirates. Hull size: length 263m (waterline length 256m), width 38.9M, draft 10.4M Displacement: standard displacement 64,000 tons, full load displacement 72,810 tons; (in the Age of Discovery, the data increased tenfold) Power system: 12 boilers, 4 steam turbines, 4 shafts, main engine output power 150,000 horsepower (reversing 45,000 horsepower) Speed: 27 knots, oil storage capacity 6,400 tons, endurance 7,200 nautical miles/16 knots; (in the era of great navigation, the data increased tenfold) Armament: 9 460mm/45 times caliber main guns, 3 in 3-guns (base number of shells: 100 rounds/gun, armor-piercing projectile weight 1460kg, charge 330kg, muzzle velocity 780m/s, propellant 360kg) 6 155mm guns, 2 in 3-guns 24 127mm guns, 12 twin mounts (6 seats were added during the modification) and the number of guns and ammunition required by soldiers (in the Age of Discovery, the data increased by 5 times) Logistics: A large reserve of materials required for the ship, a metal smelting plant, a rubber refining plant, a glass processing plant, a poultry slaughterhouse, a standard freezing facility, a weapons and equipment production plant, a small vegetable base, a small pasture, a small farm, a small fruit planting base, and a medium-sized fitness center (increase or decrease functional facilities depending on the situation on the ship) Auxiliary vessels: several vessels with a waterline of ten meters to one meter. Personnel: 500 senior engineers, 1,000 intermediate engineers, 2,000 combat engineers, 5,000 combat auxiliary personnel, Combatants available at any time and at any time: 50 super combatants, 1,000 senior combatants, 6,000 intermediate combatants, several combatants with fixed weapons and equipment, and several equipment operators (the number of personnel will increase or decrease depending on the situation on the ship)

The novels I read now are either about driving or about ambiguity! I had some physical reactions when I saw it. It can't be solved again! This kind of novel makes people feel uncomfortable when they read it! No wonder more and more people now hate stud novels and novels with female protagonists.

The explanations for these chapters are unsightly if placed in the main text, so they are re-placed in the book review area. 1. Is there any way for Red-haired Shanks to attack targets 5,000 meters away? Yes. 2. As for whether Shanks, as the enemy BOSS, will take action easily, the protagonist judges not. This involves the understanding of the "big pirate". I think that the so-called big people will choose to ignore each other when faced with provocations from small people. Some people think that big people will directly step on them to death when faced with provocations from small people... There is no right or wrong in both directions. The understanding is exactly the opposite. There were times when Hawkeye chased a weakling and hacked him down a street, and there were times when Shanks was still laughing and joking after being stuffed with a bottle of wine. 3. The core point is not at the distance of 5,000 meters, but the reaction time reserved for this distance. The distance is not quantitative, but a momentum. If someone wants to chase the protagonist from this distance, the protagonist has time to react and escape. Some people think that pirates can use the Moon Step to get here. Not to mention how many pirates can use the Moon Step, but the speed and maneuverability of the Moon Step cannot exceed the Piao Piao Fruit. If you think that Yuebu can be stronger than the protagonist's Piaopiao + Yuebu, or that Piaopiao can only float, then there is no need to bother with this logic... I should have written clearly about the Piaopiao Fruit settings in this book in the first few chapters. 4. Under the premise that Shanks himself will not take action, the protagonist judges that he is safer. The chance that he would be unscathed was more than 50%. In this case, he chose to take a chance. The description here involves the issue of overlord lust. Overlord lust does not mean being arrogant, but people who walk around when they see the Four Emperors will never have overlord lust. 5. I think the main means of naval warfare is artillery warfare. I think the navy's artillery and gunnery skills are superior to those of the pirates. In addition to artillery, I think there is a lack of other long-range attack methods in naval battles. More than 90% of pirate ships will circle around after seeing a warship; there are very few pirates who like to cause trouble for the navy. 6. Will attacking Shanks' crew and injuring them cause Shanks to become furious? Similar to the second point, in the process of naval operations, it is normal for crew members to be injured. Mutual injuries are not a big deal. No one died, it was minor. Captains fight captains, cadres fight cadres, and soldiers fight soldiers. This is the basic fighting style of One Piece comics. The protagonist is the captain, but in Redhead's case, he is the soldier.

It's a bit slow to catch on, with more than 50 main line pictures not yet released.

Thank you, I wrote about a brother committing suicide so that his brother can live. Then I let my younger brother be transported through time, and the success was so disgusting.

In fact, the elder brother can eat half of the "fruit" himself, and the younger brother can eat half of it. After all, as long as he can maintain his and his younger brother's vital signs, he will be on the edge of not dying.

Emmmmm, except for the protagonist's "similar" operations to Shen Yongliu, I don't see where the so-called science is? And the protagonist is a person who doesn't know much about science and technology. He doesn't understand technology or command operations. How can he be scientific? I can only say that the protagonist is relatively sane, the book is not broken, and there is no suffocating plot that will overwhelm the general from the very beginning.

It is true that if the whole village is poor, there will definitely be a problem if there is one person living in a house that is different from this. Mo Fei guessed that it is not just the person but one reason. Another reason is that the person is greedy.