I’m Filling in the East Blue in the World of One Piece

The sea in the pirate world has been filled up. The era of the great pirate is over. Now is the era of the bandit king.

Brother, this is a novel, why are you talking about science again? The sea cannot be filled, but this is fantasy. Even with devil fruits, what kind of science do you want to talk about? What's even more interesting is that some people say that reclamation destroys the ecological environment. If you are so caring, why are you reading novels? It would be great to be a philanthropist. I'm convinced. Does your reclamation certificate cover all the sea? I don't know how long it would take to fill up the entire East China Sea. I didn't pay much attention to each one of them. I just kept thinking about how to fill up the whole world.

Boy, the ocean is filled. The era of great pirates is simply gone,,,

1. Isn't the title of the book "Filling the East China Sea"? How did you come up with the idea of ​​filling up the sea in the pirate world? Just filling up a small island connected to the earth's crust consumes a lot of things. 2. As for what to fill in? The protagonist can fill in whatever he can lift, so don't dwell on the details. I don't believe anyone can pull it out now. It's the power of the system. 3. The protagonist's purpose of filling up the sea is to become stronger, but it does not necessarily mean that he must fill up the entire ocean; the extent of filling in the sea depends on the author's writing power and data. 4. Reclamation does not mean making the sea disappear, and filling in some areas can also be called reclamation. Even if 1/4 of the East China Sea can be filled in, the book will probably be in the middle to late stages, unless a new map is opened (but there is also a sea to fill in the new map).

When I talk about Jingwei, I will think of ShuChang

Oden is a slut. Only Japanese people like him. The protagonist is just joining in the fun and looking for trouble.

Great imagination, but unrealistic. First of all, there are murlocs at the bottom of the sea in One Piece. If you fill up the sea, won't you bury all the murlocs alive? Secondly, there are so many marine creatures. Wouldn't reclamation kill them all? Third, the water resources that humans rely on for survival are through oceans and rivers. What will humans drink in the end if you reclaim the sea?

I was attracted by the topic. So far, except for the beginning, it has nothing to do with reclamation.

If you can't grasp the timeline well, don't write so many original characters and add scenes.

Jingwei symbolizes fearlessness. Not only is it a mythical beast, it must at least be auspicious. Its standard spells must be fairy spells anyway. Forgive me for complaining. How could Emperor Yan's daughter be a demon? Although he was reincarnated, I don't think he was a demon. 🐶