Age of Discovery: My Crew Is Made Up Entirely of Goofball Players

It feels like the protagonist has been maintaining the original plot, letting Kobi be a marine or something, and Zoro being Luffy's partner. In the end, you didn't have Axe, and Sauron was still tied up. The fat woman wasn't killed, she was just blown away. Did she blow directly to the slippery fruit? Except for some small characters, there is no one left. It has no impact on the plot at all. Natural disasters are like locusts passing through, and you end up with only four crew members. What if there are too many people? Doesn't it still affect the plot? If the protagonist cheats, he can use Bailey to exchange for things, but the player still uses mission points to exchange for things. The player frantically obtains Bailey for the protagonist, but the player himself does not digest Bailey. In this way, can the protagonist keep sending missions to players, and pile up a few to rob the world without being too strong? After all, it is not a game. Players also serve the protagonist. No game settings are required. Virtual reality games really don't have to worry about no one playing them. After all, if it is true, even if you can sail a boat, you may not be able to get out of the East China Sea.

Damn it, I reckon you have 300 million people playing games. How many countries are there 300 million in one country?