I'm the Inventor on Rocks' Ship!

I have to write a book on a different topic every day, and I am convinced by authors like Fei Lu. Since you rely on technology, you use your own hands, your own inventions to improve yourself, and you rely on lottery draws, then your science is of no use.

I remember reading a similar book before, but the camp was in the navy. It was Vegapunk who served as his assistant.

Is this meant to be exactly like Top War: Inventing the Universal Capsule at the Beginning? With so many technologies, do you have to write about these few things?

If you write about science and technology, just write about technology. You can have strength, but if you draw 10 golds in a row, all of them will increase your strength, and you have no knowledge of science and technology. Don't you think it's a bit distorted?

Think about when Sun Wukong went to Namek, he couldn't bear the gravity on the spaceship. At that time, Sun Wukong had at least tens of thousands of combat powers. Tens of thousands of combat powers could destroy a large city with just one move. In One Piece, even Whitebeard couldn't easily destroy a large city with one move, right?

A thousand times gravity is too outrageous. No matter how strong the pirate world is, it cannot withstand a thousand times the weight. I feel like a hundred times is the limit

I remember there was a book where the main character was a naval inventor. He invented the same things.

Since you wrote that the protagonist is an inventor, can't you add some scientific knowledge to the protagonist? When you meet a colleague like this, it's very embarrassing when you ask questions, okay?

On top of the Invention of War book, the system panels are almost the same.

Very speechless! You make inventions in the pirate world, but you have no scientific knowledge at all, and you write magic as a sacrifice to your enemies! Behind you. . . . . .