Kantai Collection, The Last Days' Great Voyage, I Am the Fleet

I have a few questions. How big are the sea monster's horns? Can the protagonist even lift them? Also, during the initial raft survival phase, how did the protagonist manage to fight on the raft without it capsizing? And how big is the sea monster snake? How can you cut such a large snake in one night? Is there only one Deep Sea Essence per snake? Were any of the meat chunks thrown into the recycling bin directly recycled? If there's only one, could you provide a special description of that part? Participating in the initial raft survival is supposed to grant superpowers, but after the protagonist completes it, all they get is one Deep Sea Essence and a gray resource box. Don't tell me ship girls are superpowers; the construction machine is clearly a cheat code you gave them. This survival game starts with a selection process, meaning there will be real-world or open-world storylines. Will the subsequent events be all about sea survival, or will there be other types of survival? Will other supporting characters receive corresponding strength increases? The selection game starts with a region for selection, and judging from the initial description, it's basically an voluntary selection process. So, are there any idiotic or cringe-worthy moments?

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The second-place character in the latest chapter seems a bit ridiculously weak. Looking at the combat power comparison, the protagonist's base combat power is 117, while the second-place character's is 92. We know the second-place character has over a hundred ships and used a consumable item to boost combat power at a specific time. The protagonist is then about 30 combat power higher than the second-place character. Assuming the second-place character's boost is permanent, they speculate the protagonist also used a consumable item. This means, under the same conditions, the protagonist is almost a third stronger than them. This leads to the conclusion that the protagonist either has a third more ships, or has a hundred ships like them with a stronger fleet, or a single ship or a small fleet is stronger than their hundred ships, or while a single ship is weaker, they have over two hundred ships. How does the protagonist have the confidence to face the protagonist?

Come on...

It's quite interesting.

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Furthermore, the last paragraph mentions that the consumables were used for nothing, confirming that they were temporary. This means the second-place player's 92 combat points will have to be reduced, perhaps by 10 points to 82. The protagonist has 117, while the second-place player's is a normal 82, meaning the protagonist's combat power is approximately 50% stronger. Assuming the second-place player has a minimum of 120 ships, based on normal strength, the protagonist either has 180 ships, a significant number of overpowered ships, or a single ship is stronger than their 120. Unless the second-place player is completely incompetent, why would they hold a grudge?