Ocean Escape: I Can Upgrade Items

Chapter 2. There is a problem with the data. It is best to change it. A wolf that is three to four meters tall is no longer one or two times larger than an ordinary wolf. The average adult African elephant is generally more than two to three meters tall and weighs 3 to 6 tons. The largest wolf, the North American gray wolf, weighs more than a hundred kilograms at most. Its length is close to two meters, not its height. Even if the wolf is slim and not as bloated as an elephant, it is three to four meters tall and weighs at least one ton.

I'm very curious, how did the protagonist manage to kill the wolf with a poison stick and then eat the wolf's meat without dying? I know that the poison stick at this time is already pretty awesome. It has additional pyrotoxic properties. It is definitely not afraid of the temperature brought by the barbecue. If you eat it, you will definitely die. Also, after the protagonist kills the poisonous spider, eating his meat is considered cattle. No one knows if there is any poison in the meat of this creature?

I feel like the protagonist is not very smart, Yazi

Brothers, they are very vicious. They don't understand what they are talking about. They don't even know the principles of why certain things can be synthesized. They don't know how to develop their own advantages. I quit.

I think the author should remove the sci-fi thread from the post. It should be painted with fantasy and immortality.

Well, I feel like this thing is more like fantasy and has nothing to do with technology.

I finally remembered why this book seemed so familiar to me. The tree-twirling spider's butt, including the tiger, even had the same name. I had read this book before, but the number of words was too short at that time.

Let me get a bow, that thing is so powerful.

Is there any connection between this content and the title of the book? ? ? What about the ocean? ? ? 🙄

It feels like simulating the writing of another book. It all feels the same, but the other book was very well written, and this book felt a bit stretched. One is survival, the other is in modern society. That is, my items have upgrade panels.

The previous content seems to be very similar to a book. What is it called, the one with a wooden stick?