Disaster Mechanic

[Black Ordinary Product] A sci-fi web novel about game alien world + system flow. To put it simply, the core setting of this book is "the rules of the game invade reality". The protagonist can defeat monsters, upgrade, synthesize equipment, and unlock black technology through scientific research just like playing a game. However, the pace of this book is a bit confusing. In the early stage, the protagonist was frantically spawning monsters in the Novice Village. The plot seemed to be at double speed, and various system prompts were displayed to refresh the screen. After watching it for a long time, it would easily lead to fatigue. When we entered the interstellar map later, the author suddenly started to play hardcore science fiction, such as star wars and civilization games. The settings were so complex that it made people bald. The most ridiculous thing is that the protagonist is obviously a "fourth natural disaster", but every fight feels like playing a strategy game, with crazy calculations of attribute restraints, and a lack of passion. Generally speaking, this book is suitable for readers who like hard-core science fiction + game systems, but they need to endure the "jail in the novice village" in the early stage and the "setting bombing" in the mid-term. If you come here for a relaxing and refreshing article, you may be dissuaded by the full screen of property panels; but if you like to delve into complex settings, this book will definitely satisfy your imagination. It is recommended to try reading the first 20 chapters first and then continue if you can accept the rhythm.

A classic story about traveling into a game world with a game panel setting (main occupation: mechanic). The protagonist is thrown into prison for life for smuggling oxygen at the beginning, then develops and escapes from prison planet, and then moves to the interstellar stage.

You gain experience by killing people. Each time you advance to a higher level, your race value increases exponentially, which is the player panel. You can have multiple professions. You can start with a mechanic, then a magician, etc. I forgot about them.

The overall setting of the protagonist is close to that of Black Star. He is also a muscle mechanic and a fanatical pan-humanist. The overall writing style is rather cool, and he is very open-minded. He does not overwhelm the protagonist very much and is a good source of food.