The strongest sea king of pirates

Chapter 43 Energy Explained: The Direction of Evolution

Energy details:

The creatures in the world of One Piece are dozens or hundreds of times larger than the creatures on the earth. The reason I set it is that there is one more energy than the creatures on the earth, and I set it as evolutionary energy.

People in the world of One Piece, some of them are stronger in terms of physical fitness and strength than people on Earth, but their body size does not change too much (except for giants), so I set one more type than people on Earth. Energy, set to enhance energy.

But there are also creatures, not too big, but very strong, such as the kung fu manatee, fighting fish, and the orangutan on the island where Hawkeye is located, so they have enhanced energy.

But there are also some people whose body size is much larger than that of the earthlings, such as giants, so it is the evolutionary energy with a little strengthening energy added.

The role of energy:
Evolution energy: Provide growth and evolution, which can exceed the size limit.

Only after the protagonist eats, can the biological characteristics be extracted and some organs grow. Compared with the body size, the larger the protagonist is, the more energy is needed to grow some organs.

Evolution energy, growth first, and then evolution, in order to grow a specific part, you need a creature with strong evolution energy that contains this part.

Strengthen energy: provide body strengthening, after eating, body strength increases.

The amount of enhanced energy is different from the power contained in the body and the strength of the body. It is not limited to humans, but also special creatures.

Then make a classification:
People (other than giants): Strengthen energy.

Giant creatures: Possess evolutionary energy.

Special Creatures: Strengthen energy.

Giants: Possess a large amount of evolutionary energy and variable strengthening energy.

Murloc: Ordinary murlocs have a lot of strengthening energy and a small amount of evolution energy.

Giant Murloc: Possesses a large amount of evolutionary energy and a large amount of strengthening energy.

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Many readers have raised questions, please answer them.

Q: Can eating people grow hands and feet?

Answer: Ordinary people cannot break through the size limit and have no evolutionary energy.

Question: The protagonist ate shrimp at the beginning, why didn't he evolve shrimp claws?
Answer: Those shrimps are common sea shrimps, only ten centimeters to thirty centimeters in length, and they exist on the earth. They have not broken through the size limit, and have no evolutionary energy.

Q: Can I grow hands and feet after eating giants?

答:
In principle, it is possible, but the biggest features are other parts, the spine, constant temperature viviparous, and lungs.

But the weight of a 30-meter giant is about [-] tons. If the protagonist wants to eat him, he must weigh at least [-] tons. (The food intake is one-fiftieth of the body weight, and as the weight increases, the food intake accounts for about less of the body weight, so the protagonist eats [-] tons, and the weight is more than [-] tons, and it is also possible to reach [-] tons.)
At that time, can the giant's evolutionary energy and the energy of evolving limbs allow the protagonist with [-] tons to evolve limbs?

It will probably grow a bit too.

How many giants do you have to eat before you can evolve other body parts and then complete limbs? It takes hundreds of limbs alone.

And how small are the evolved limbs compared to the size of the protagonist?
Therefore, eating giants has long hands and long legs, which is difficult and impractical.

Q: What is the evolutionary energy of murlocs?
答:
The evolutionary energy of ordinary murlocs (not giant) allows them to break through the size limit of human genes, and can reach three or four meters.And contains their biological characteristics.

However, there are too few size restrictions to break through, and ordinary murlocs can only grow to three or four meters, so there is little evolutionary energy.

And there are too many characteristics, including fish characteristics and human characteristics, which the protagonist does not have. Moreover, the evolutionary energy is small and there are many directions. The evolutionary energy of each characteristic is almost negligible.

Therefore, no matter how much ordinary murlocs the protagonist eats, they will not be able to grow organs.

Unless you eat giant murlocs, you can grow parts, and the priority is the spine and lungs.

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Someone talked about this chapter in this chapter. I don’t know how the brain circuit is long. This is not the main text. It is dedicated to explaining comments and responding to comments in the book review area. How can it be watery?
Are you insane?
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