Pirate Mechanic

If you don't know the Six Styles of Haki, do you dare to say that you have been a pirate? If you don't know Rasengan, do you dare to travel to Naruto?

The mechanical proficiency of a sharpshooter is not as good as the rubbish proficiency of a sharpshooter.

This is the first time I have read a DNF mechanic novel (except for all professions). To be honest, there are really many DNFs nowadays, but most of them are too rigid. The skills are all given by the system, and there is no innovation. In the later stage, it takes two seconds to wake up, and then by chance, I travel to the next world, start a second profession, dual professions, two awakenings, and so on. I hope the author can write a different dnf novel. A few small comments: when the system gives skills, it can also teach the protagonist how to make machinery, and the protagonist can improve it in the middle and later stages (the main reason is that the mechanic's small robot moves really slowly, although it can mechanically detonate while shooting. However, in the world of pirates, the movement is fast, such as teleportation, and there are too few opportunities for the protagonist to be distracted... And the skills are all in the game. Everyone knows them clearly, and the protagonist is much less happy when he breaks out) With the Machine Improvement Buff as the core, it can improve the abilities of all machines, and you can also create new machines by yourself. You can find inspiration from movies, television, other animations, games, etc. The mechanic is a profession that relies on intelligence (power). Each upgrade can improve the protagonist's intelligence. Instead of charging money, killing monsters, and the system gives skills (I don't want the protagonist to be a waste who relies entirely on the system)

Although this book has always been lukewarm, it still appeals to my taste. It doesn't matter if you follow the same old trend. As long as the writing is readable, I will continue to follow the next book. Come on.

Is Hancock beautiful? In my opinion, it's just a matter of choosing the taller one among the shorter ones.

I'm curious about what gives the protagonist the confidence to think that the gun shooting blueprints in his mind can change the situation in One Piece, a world that already has laser weapons, giant robots, one-shot blasts of islands, batch cloned soldiers, short-duration flight equipment, and Bucky's cannonballs that can be compressed to the point of being fired with shoes, and a series of black technologies? Do you really think that there are no machine guns, bazookas, or sniper rifles in the world of One Piece? 😰This is really embarrassing to watch.

The reason why the people in the city did not kill them was because of the uncertainty of the Devil Fruit. They had already been caught. If they killed him and the Devil Fruit was eaten by some bad guy, they would still be caught. So just lock it up and the Devil Fruit will not be randomly refreshed.

Even at level 80, the protagonist is still not that good. Without the system, the combat power is halved. The output in the later stage is awakened. There are too few boss fighting skills. In fact, we can consider transformation. Terminator robots, water droplets, etc. Are all very awesome. Fruit development requires imagination, and mechanical transformation is also needed.

He goes around with a panacea to give people, red hair grows arms, white beard makes the body young again. . . . . Author, you are truly a little angel. It makes me embarrassed

This is completely out of character! No wonder no one is watching. He thinks about killing people all day long and is led by the system. If the system is gone, what else do you have! It feels like you are looking at the system and you are just a pendant! Even killing children is inhumane!

A fake mechanic is a solitary man, and will run away when the opponent suddenly faces him; a real mechanic has a group of subordinates, one person is an army, he can output artillery fire from a distance, and he can solo with the opponent from a short distance.

I just want to explain that you can steal gold from the sky invisibly, but you have to force Zhigang to lead the general in front. Isn't it okay to be clumsy and developed? ?

It's almost over

Why should it be written as a colonel? Can't it be a colonel?

I especially gave Ace a fruit and prevented him from going to sea. It was really disgusting. I was most annoyed by people who like to lick the protagonist and those related to the protagonist. It was disgusting.

It's almost the Mid-Autumn Festival, let's summon Antoun to the pirates for fun.

Let me start by saying that the overall review is worth a look. Although it can be seen that the author's research on pirates is not enough, there are quite a lot of bugs, and many of the characters in the original work are not quite restored. But the writing is still good. There are a few pirate fanfics that are more popular than this one and are as simple as elementary school students can't stand. At least this one is worth reading. Then there are too few completed DNF books and almost none that write about shooters. So overall it's worth seeing

There is no logic in the whole book. I just write whatever comes to mind. The plot is mediocre. The protagonist has character flaws and no purpose. The author is writing it based on what he takes for granted. It is a bit poisonous.

This book is just rubbish. Is this kind of thing systematic? Damn, the system is really the biggest flaw. You said you would design the weapons yourself. Isn't it great?

I can't stand it anymore. I don't have the manufacturing equipment to just find a blacksmith to make a gun. I can't bear it. The gunpowder ratio is not good and I dare say it is more powerful than the guns in One Piece World. I can't bear it. It's so easy to make a gun? The third brother is still dependent on imports. The broken system provides knowledge. Without steel smelting technology and equipment, how can you make it without processing equipment? Just rely on the blacksmith's iron furnace? Hammer after hammer hammer out a gun that's more powerful than the guns in the Pirate World? I was also convinced by the gun that said it would change the pattern of pirates. I was talking about gunpowder. Did you have a blacksmith knock out the core of the projectile? When I first entered the trap, I thought I was going through the manufacturing technology route to become a pirate, but it turned out that I was brainless. I didn't know anything when I couldn't afford the title of the book. When I picked up the title, I discovered that the author had no theory on firearms, and he didn't even have the most basic knowledge of industrial manufacturing.

Many characters in DNF cannot be copied at all, their skills are ridiculous. Think about the Fudo Ming King Formation, think about the Wave Splitter, think about the robots that came out of nothing, and think about the silly way of collapsing mountains and cracking the ground in reality.

The mechanic is very good in the early stage, but not so good in the later stage.

Speechless, you can't write without a system, right? In One Piece, you can train Devil Fruits, Haki, Taijutsu, and Swordsmanship. Now, eight out of ten books in the fandom have systems or League of Legends stuff. It's so disgusting that I can't find a good novel.

The biggest problem with this book is that it is illogical. The function of gold coins is to circulate. There are mountains of gold on Sky Island. The Golden Emperor is the richest man in the world. The author is just enjoying himself.

He came to write novels without even understanding what a mechanic is. Mechanics are written with knowledge. It doesn't feel like a mechanic at all.

The protagonist wants to eat the devil fruit. How about the clone fruit? You can also pass on other sets. One person is an army, and an army of people is a strategic weapon.

It's better to write a mechanical content than a roaming one

How do you change the profession at that level at the beginning? I'm convinced.

After reading about a hundred chapters, the pacing and plot were okay, but it felt dry. As a fanfic, it has no dreams and enthusiasm, no funny jokes, nor does it follow a dark style of writing. It even has very little pretentiousness and slaps in the face. Generally speaking, it has no distinctive style, just like white rice, edible but tasteless. I also want to complain about something. It feels like the protagonist is completely led by the system, and all his actions are aimed at killing pirates and upgrading. I am not criticizing this behavior, but you wrote it like a slave to the system, which makes people a little uncomfortable.

The chapter names are useless. After reading the chapter names, I don't want to continue reading.