Pirates: Only Technology Can Overcome Everything

I thought the protagonist was someone with extraordinary talent in science and technology, but it turns out that the protagonist uses technologies extracted from the system, and the protagonist doesn't have any talent in science and technology research.

How about calling it a technology lottery system? We also have no expectations for scientists. We thought the main character was like Vegapunk. Frankenstein is coming. There is still a sense of anticipation about the black technology of hand rubbing. If you want to say that it is just a lottery, this book will not have much interest.

After reading it now, I feel that it has little to do with scientists.

I suggested changing the title of the book. It's completely different from what I imagined. I thought the protagonist was a scientist who surpassed Vegapunk, but at first glance he was Nobita.

You can tell it's a prop at first glance. You have to take care of technology yourself. Science fiction is borrowed from others and used.

To be honest, my feeling is that this book may not be as good as the previous one. The last book benefited from the fact that there are no Fairy Tail fans on the site, but Pirates... Does not have this benefit. Judging from the previous book, there is no problem with the author's plot rationality, but the author's presentation and writing techniques are average. The fan section on the site is quite large, and Pirates is also a popular fan. If the author has no internal investment, but direct investment, if the editor does not contact the author to sign a contract after 50,000 words, then I estimate that the contract will have to be contacted after 100,000 words. If you have saved manuscripts, you can try to update 10,000 times a day to accumulate popularity and update it.

The one who didn't kill me last time, his family was ruined.

The choice at the beginning is very speechless. Devil fruits can be produced with technology, so they are domineering and idealistic.

I just read the title of the book without reading the introduction and thought the protagonist was a scientist. The title of the book is misleading. However, there are too many people writing about Pirates, so I think the author is wrong. There are not many people writing about the unpopular science of Fumino Fairy Tail.

Technology belongs to society, and excellence represents individuals! The technology you extracted can only be extraordinary technology! Still extraordinary! If it is purely technological development. . . .

Nervous What If Line Every time I see this kind of plot, I am most speechless Naruto is the longest, and the dragon vein travels at every turn No one likes to watch it 😒

Book Title: Scientists Mixed in the World of Pirates Nothing wrong.

All Pirates fan fiction is always domineering and fruity, without any new ideas. Finally, there is a new one, and it is still being ridiculed.

He can't even master Haki and Devil Fruits, so he still masters the technology of the heavens.

I think some props can be dispersed. You can give others the right to use it, but it cannot cause harm to the protagonist. The protagonist has ownership and can directly unbind it. Kamen Rider (Katou, 555 and other belts can be obtained) The Teigu in the Crimson Eye, etc. Go and find it, the sea is full of endless possibilities Power, wealth, rights As long as you get XX (props), you can get it at your fingertips. It's a pity that Dragon Ball is not scientific. Otherwise One Piece's treasure? No, no, no, I hid the Dragon Balls in the Four Seas, the Grand Route, and the New World. Go and find it. Collect all the dragon balls and your wish will come true🙂

You can get a lot of resources

Your subsequent What If series😨 can all be considered new books,

? Didn't the previous article say that Dauberman was a colonel? Became a major after it was released? ? ? ?

Major bug? Didn't Ace and Luffy go to sea together in the first few chapters? Why don't we know each other later?

Count the props that have appeared

You can talk about some Doraemon and some unforgettable fantasy and science fiction props in childhood, and write them down for the author. This is like recalling childhood, such as Baymax or Astro Boy.

I'm so happy that it's on the shelves. Four chapters have been added in two consecutive days. I'm all set. I'm not short of money. I'm just so willful.