I Report It! This Mechanic is Sick!

Total score: 4 points, comprehensive score: 1 point (extremely poisonous) Brainstorming: 3 points In this world, mechanics are superior to others. Every machine has an organic soul, and the protagonist can talk to the machine soul. This idea is actually not bad, but the setting in the book is too stupid, and it is a complete waste of this idea. Brain pit: -9 points Machine souls have different personalities, which leads to different needs. The setting is very good, so that the protagonist can talk to the machine soul, train the machine soul, or let the machine soul tell him what parts are broken and start repairing them directly. However, in our world, there is a profession called engineer, who can use various instruments to detect what is broken in a machine. If it can be repaired, it will be repaired, and if it cannot be repaired, it will be scrapped. There is also a word called yield rate. If a batch of products cannot be detected as broken, it means it cannot be used. Then it will be scrapped directly and the materials will be recycled. In this book, this kind of waste product is an existence with a bad character. It needs to be provided and coaxed by the mechanic, and it may not be possible to repair it again. So technology is so advanced, and a book in the industrial era still wastes resources to raise waste as if it were an ancestor? Duoduo is sick. Moreover, the machine soul in the setting is basically a mascot. In addition to causing trouble to the user, offering good words and coaxing, at most it does not cause trouble, and does not even strengthen or provide additional skills. When you set up this kind of machine soul, you might as well set up entries or something like that, at least it's not a background board. Reading: 6 points There is no logical problem, it can only be said that there is no dyslexia. Plot: 4 points The protagonist is a loser, and then he becomes a blockbuster, and various forces are rushing to get it. The plot was too greasy ten years ago, and it is 3202 years ago, and it is still entertaining itself.