Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

On July 1516, 7, you were adrift on the vast ocean, completely lost in time and place, clinging to nothing but a piece of driftwood. Worse still, you had nothing to eat or drink, save for a ring on your finger. Luckily, your swimming skills remained excellent, and you took to the water like a fish in water.

July 1516, 7. After a day at sea, you discover that the ocean currents are quite sluggish, yet fish are abundant. This defies biological logic, but it's not necessarily a bad thing; at least you won't have to worry about food. Strangely, however, by evening, your stored food supply has dwindled.

July 1516, 7. It rained a bit today. You collected some fresh water and food, but by evening, your food supply was still running low.

July 1516, 7. You've been adrift at sea for ten days. As your fresh water runs out, you begin to feel tired and sleepy, your mouth starting to crack. With your physical strength completely exhausted, you're relying solely on your willpower to persevere. Fortunately, you've managed to hold on. You've gained the feat: Intermediate Endurance.

On July 1516, 7, after twelve days of drifting, you finally encountered a passing merchant ship and were rescued. You couldn't understand the language they spoke, but judging by their skin color, you could guess it was an Indo-European language. You communicated through body language, and the beautiful captain, Tracy, informed you that they were heading to a distant island to sell their goods. You offered to serve as the ship's doctor. Initially, they were skeptical, but after you demonstrated your exceptional medical skills, no one doubted your abilities.

July 1516, 7. It took three full days of rest for you to recover, but today something shocking happened. With your food supplies running low again, you discovered your ring had actually begun to speak. Is this your golden finger? Could this be the legendary portable grandpa? But after a brief exchange, you were dismayed to discover you couldn't understand a word he was saying. Your own golden finger, this portable grandpa speaking a foreign language, what the heck?!

July 1516, 7, after ten days of sailing, you threw your ring into a drawer today—because you had no interest in being Mr. 22. Then, you started taking foreign language lessons with Captain Tracy. Although there's still a language barrier, sometimes love is so unreasonable. Remember, most of the time, body language speaks louder than words. (Happy +10)

July 1516, 7. Teacher Tracy's foreign language tutoring was very effective. After three days of lessons, you've learned a bit of this world's language. While you still don't understand most syllables, you can communicate easily. After communicating with the grandfather in your ring, you learn his name is Roger, a death row inmate with amnesia. You're unconvinced. Why are other grandfathers considered incredibly powerful, while yours is a death row inmate? You gain the skill: Esperanto Expertise (Basic).

On July 1516, 7, an unexpected incident occurred. A group of pirates attacked a merchant ship. Using hooks and gangplanks, they snared the ship's side and leaped onto the deck. You finally witnessed the combat of this world. Combat was primarily based on cold weapons like rapiers and scimitars, as well as physical techniques. The merchant ship's crew was quickly at a disadvantage. But then, your companion, Roger, stepped in. Under his guidance, you picked up a longsword and quickly dispatched the pirate leader. The pirates fled. Tracy thanked you, cut off the pirate leader's head, and told you that you could exchange it for a 26 million bounty on the next island.

July 1516, 7. Due to the events of the past few days, your relationship with Roger has improved. He told you he was supposed to be very strong, but he's completely forgotten how. You learned basic swordsmanship and a set of physical training methods from him. According to Roger, they should be very useful, but he's completely forgotten how. Isn't that a complete idiot?

On July 1516, 7, the ship finally docked at a large island called Rogue Town. After a final foreign language lesson with Tracy, you prepared to trade the pirate captain's head for a 29 million bounty and chose to temporarily settle in Rogue Town. However, when you saw the navy's seagull flag and the muscular white-haired man with three cigars in his mouth, you were completely shocked.

Zhou Ning was also shocked when he saw this. What "Zong Heng Si Hai"? Isn't this "One Piece"? So, the old man in the ring is most likely the real Pirate King Roger. He is also a death row inmate, no problem.

Keep simulating!

On July 1516, 7, despite your suspicions, you chose to trade the pirate captain's head for 30 million berries and temporarily settle in Rogue Town. The purchasing power of these 500 million berries isn't as high as you might imagine, but at 500 RMB, it's enough to open your own clinic. (Family Wealth +26)

[On August 1516, 8, your clinic opened quietly.]

August 1516, 8. Business at the clinic isn't very good, and you're feeling like a talent without a place to use your skills.

From August 1516 to June 8, business was lukewarm, but you weren't worried. Your reputation as a skilled doctor was excellent. During this time, you diligently cultivated your physical skills, though your talent seemed average.

June 1517, 6. Today, you finally landed a big job. The Rogue Town Navy wiped out the nearby Black Cat Pirates, suffering heavy casualties themselves. The Navy Hospital was overwhelmed, so they transferred a dozen seriously injured patients to your clinic, asking you to help treat their injuries. Faced with the injured's skepticism, you pushed your medical skills to the limit, ultimately saving all ten of them.

June 1517, 6. Your performance over the past few days has astonished the entire town of Rogue. You are known as the Hogback of the East Sea. Your reputation as a miracle healer has gradually spread, even to people on several nearby islands.

On July 1517, 7, your business was booming, but Roger didn't like this life. He urged you to take to the sea, as a man should. But the problem was, you had no money and no boat. What could you do? Would you run naked?

On March 1518, 3, Tracy returned from her voyage. You and she had a few more foreign language lessons together. Meanwhile, at Roger's urging, you actually developed an urge to head for the sea.

September 1518, 9. After more than two years of practice, you finally mastered the Taijutsu Roger taught you. Turns out he wasn't lying; it's truly useful. You gain the skill: Armament Haki (Basic).

From 1518 to 1520, your reputation as a doctor has grown immense, and patients you've treated are everywhere in the East China Sea. With financial comfort, you begin providing free treatment to the poor. At the same time, your Esperanto fluency becomes increasingly fluent, becoming indistinguishable from the locals. You gain the skill: Esperanto Expertise.

On March 1520, 3, you learned that Tracy's merchant ship was going to follow the Lost Chamber of Commerce's fleet to the Iron Kingdom on the Grand Line, so you boarded the ship as the ship's doctor.

April 1520, 4. After a month of preparation, your fleet is finally ready to enter the Grand Line. Target: Upside-Down Mountain.

On May 1520, 5, you stood on the deck, watching the distant water surge upward toward the summit of Upside-Down Mountain. It was a sight you'd never see again. As you sailed on a merchant ship, careening along the turbulent ocean current toward the summit, you felt that witnessing this scene was truly a blessing. (Happy +5)

On May 1520, 5, you successfully reached the Grand Line. When you saw the bright moonlight reflecting off the light of the Twin Cape Lighthouse, everyone on board cheered.

On July 1520, 7, your voyage was smooth, but on the eve of reaching the Iron Kingdom, your fleet was robbed by a large pirate group. Even with Roger's help, you still died in the robbery. Before you died, all you saw was yellow hair and a pink flamingo coat. (You earned the achievement: Pink Flamingo)

【you are dead. 】

Summary: It's been a pretty good life. You saved a few people, earned their gratitude, and were also keenly aware of the truth about the world. You did a good job. But in this world, weakness is a sin, and you simply died in the aftermath of the struggle between the two forces.

Rating: D-, World Exploration: 21.8%. Since your exploration is greater than 20%, you received 6 Crossing Coins as a reward. Please keep up the good work.