No, why is this navy named Carl? !
He exchanged garbage for clean water and ended up monopolizing the economic lifeline of the East China Sea.
He used poison gas to scare away CP9, and in the end, the World Government had to beg him not to leak the technology.
He liquefied the Sea Tower Stone and made it into an aerosol. From then on, all capable people had to wear gas masks when meeting him.
Taking stock of Carl's "garbage heap" harvest:
[A pile of scrap metal] → [Electromagnetic rifle, range of 500 meters, ignores defense]
[Fishman Bones] → [High-efficiency filter element, making the entire East China Sea inseparable from him]
[Jerma Combat Suit] → [Cloning technology is obtained, private army is formed]
Warring States: "Garp, this kid you brought back is turning the Navy Headquarters into his franchise factory!"
Five Old Stars: "Erase him! Erase him quickly! He is going to transform Pluto into nuclear power!"
Carl: (Looking at Vegapunk in the laboratory) "Come on, Old Pei, let's talk about how to make an artificial sun with your hands."
Reader comments
It should use AI, but the setting is novel, you can try it.
The protagonist with a dark belly has ideals. This operation can be done
The setting is interesting, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the killing is decisive and not white-knuckled. It's a relatively good opening among fics. I hope it stays the same and doesn't break the story.
The protagonist's killing is decisive and not white-knuckled, and using industry to crush the natives is very touching.
It's a relatively novel setting in fan fiction, I hope the more I write, the better it will be.
It should use AI, but the setting is novel, you can try it.
The protagonist with a dark belly has ideals. This operation can be done
The setting is interesting, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the killing is decisive and not white-knuckled. It's a relatively good opening among fics. I hope it stays the same and doesn't break the story.
The protagonist's killing is decisive and not white-knuckled, and using industry to crush the natives is very touching.
It's a relatively novel setting in fan fiction, I hope the more I write, the better it will be.