
Unlimited Career Change Starting from Mechanic
by Invincible Battle Tyrannosaurus In The Universe
About This Novel
This is the 40,000th year that the Empire has ruled the Milky Way. The glory of the Great Crusade has long been lost in the dust of history. Su Yu traveled through time and opened his eyes to see the ruined planet in front of him, with a confused look on his face. On this planet, there are extremely dilapidated war machines that stretch for thousands of kilometers, giant alien beasts whose roars can shatter mountains and rivers, and radioactive beasts that can cause further damage to the surrounding environment just by moving - there is everything here, but there is no hope. Regardless of whether he wanted to or not, Su Yu, who had struggled to survive for three years and was inevitably infected with radiation sickness in the end, seemed to be one of the desperate people. Until his career panel, which allows for unlimited career changes, was finally opened. "Ding!" "It has been detected that the host has met the prerequisites. Do you want to take up the occupation [Mechanic]?" "After completing the occupation of this occupation, you can gain professional experience from daily maintenance, recycling, and assembly of mechanical creations, improve your professional level, and gain an increase in physical fitness with every upgrade..." Looking at the old gun parts piled up in his repair room, Su Yu's eyes lit up like never before! Many years later, at the core of the empire, at the highest point of the Terra world, the mechanic from the ruined star, the ghost shadow blade of the dead wilderness, the restarter of the giant god weapon plan, the governor of the broken star field, the master of mechanical ascension, the highest throne of the forging world, Su Yu looked at the torrent of steel gathering below and waved an order! [Our goal is to make the (second) (crossed out) empire great again! ]
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Official(79)Scraped 23d ago
Have you watched Battle of the Sky?
The villain of this book is equivalent to a mercenary group in the early stage of Battle Through the Sky. It has not been solved even after it was published, and 40 to 50% of the early pages were devoted to the villain. The characters in the book are also lifeless, and their expressions change drastically at every turn. Do you understand that they are panicked just because of one sentence? I don't even know what I am panicking about. I can't read anymore and I have hidden it.
What are the prerequisites for interstellar humans? The author has no imagination. This is what technology will look like after many years.
You should live a long life, otherwise before the development of wormhole technology, you would have died of old age before you even reached your destination with a space battleship. The body is strong and immune to general radiation. Wearing radiation-proof clothing in the early stage can be used to strengthen genes and other things later when the technology becomes stronger, right? The universe is far away, and the interstellar network must also have a virtual space. Otherwise, sending a message that takes years and decades to receive is no different than splitting. It is also necessary to have built-in super brain learning records to assist analysis, otherwise it will take hundreds of years to learn professional knowledge.
It's another book that only Poison King can read. Even Shen Nong has to send it.
I've read Chapter 220, and I can only say that it's a book that's trying to sell someone else's meat. Let's not talk about the writing style. Most books nowadays have almost the same writing style, but you are a science fiction fan and you actually go to play with the evil god of subspace. Do you think you are good at it? Do you think you have really played those evil gods in the so-called profession? Even with the level 3 profession, you still win with the steel subspace evil god clone? Do you think the evil god is weak? When you go to the Steel God Demon Clan's minions, it's okay, but you come up to the Steel Evil God? What a feeling! What is it about your brain that makes you think physics can defeat such rules as concepts? Or regular physics? This is not how you write mindless articles, right? Let's not talk about the concept of 'god'. Rank suppression has to be accepted, right? No matter how low the level of Zaicai's god clone is, it's impossible to defeat him at level three, right brother? I can only say that those who write books now are both humans and ghosts showing off! ! !
Currently reading Chapter 9
The protagonist's strong progress was directly accepted by others, and then he was directly invited to join the team, and then in the next chapter he was immediately threatened by others to join another team. My evaluation is studio writing.
The writing is so childish. The most basic truth is, if you don't let me live, I won't let you live well. If you have a gun, you won't shoot someone with a black gun? Wouldn't it be a tactic to kill one of you, run away for a while, and then continue to harass the great man? It's written like a turn-based game, you take a turn and I take a turn
💩Same plot💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 Shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit
Suppressing the protagonist does not pay attention to rationality
After reading Chapter 29, I feel that it is no longer consistent with common sense. First, a three-star psychic can't handle a mechanic and a group of one-star psychics because of the specifications. Second, the hunting mission can be added at will. Are you sure this can be added at will? Third, the contribution can be reduced at will. In fact, the latter two are the cornerstones of the shelter's existence. Can the two first and second teams really change it? Logically speaking, although there are differences in status and strength among the 13 teams, it should not become a difference between the top and the bottom. To put it bluntly, you can't go to other shelters after leaving this shelter. Do you have to die in the mission? It's difficult for civilians, you are the ninth team. Anyway, the rational logic is confused.
From the introduction, I feel something is wrong. As expected, the more I read the text, the more I look like a super mechanic
The writing is poor and the plot is lame.
I was persuaded to quit after reading Chapter 9. It has been mediocre before, the writing is not that good, there are many typos, and many sentences are redundant and not fluent. In Chapter 9, there will be a forced plot conflict.
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Official(79)Scraped 23d ago
Have you watched Battle of the Sky?
The villain of this book is equivalent to a mercenary group in the early stage of Battle Through the Sky. It has not been solved even after it was published, and 40 to 50% of the early pages were devoted to the villain. The characters in the book are also lifeless, and their expressions change drastically at every turn. Do you understand that they are panicked just because of one sentence? I don't even know what I am panicking about. I can't read anymore and I have hidden it.
What are the prerequisites for interstellar humans? The author has no imagination. This is what technology will look like after many years.
You should live a long life, otherwise before the development of wormhole technology, you would have died of old age before you even reached your destination with a space battleship. The body is strong and immune to general radiation. Wearing radiation-proof clothing in the early stage can be used to strengthen genes and other things later when the technology becomes stronger, right? The universe is far away, and the interstellar network must also have a virtual space. Otherwise, sending a message that takes years and decades to receive is no different than splitting. It is also necessary to have built-in super brain learning records to assist analysis, otherwise it will take hundreds of years to learn professional knowledge.
It's another book that only Poison King can read. Even Shen Nong has to send it.
I've read Chapter 220, and I can only say that it's a book that's trying to sell someone else's meat. Let's not talk about the writing style. Most books nowadays have almost the same writing style, but you are a science fiction fan and you actually go to play with the evil god of subspace. Do you think you are good at it? Do you think you have really played those evil gods in the so-called profession? Even with the level 3 profession, you still win with the steel subspace evil god clone? Do you think the evil god is weak? When you go to the Steel God Demon Clan's minions, it's okay, but you come up to the Steel Evil God? What a feeling! What is it about your brain that makes you think physics can defeat such rules as concepts? Or regular physics? This is not how you write mindless articles, right? Let's not talk about the concept of 'god'. Rank suppression has to be accepted, right? No matter how low the level of Zaicai's god clone is, it's impossible to defeat him at level three, right brother? I can only say that those who write books now are both humans and ghosts showing off! ! !
Currently reading Chapter 9
The protagonist's strong progress was directly accepted by others, and then he was directly invited to join the team, and then in the next chapter he was immediately threatened by others to join another team. My evaluation is studio writing.
The writing is so childish. The most basic truth is, if you don't let me live, I won't let you live well. If you have a gun, you won't shoot someone with a black gun? Wouldn't it be a tactic to kill one of you, run away for a while, and then continue to harass the great man? It's written like a turn-based game, you take a turn and I take a turn
💩Same plot💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 Shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit
Suppressing the protagonist does not pay attention to rationality
After reading Chapter 29, I feel that it is no longer consistent with common sense. First, a three-star psychic can't handle a mechanic and a group of one-star psychics because of the specifications. Second, the hunting mission can be added at will. Are you sure this can be added at will? Third, the contribution can be reduced at will. In fact, the latter two are the cornerstones of the shelter's existence. Can the two first and second teams really change it? Logically speaking, although there are differences in status and strength among the 13 teams, it should not become a difference between the top and the bottom. To put it bluntly, you can't go to other shelters after leaving this shelter. Do you have to die in the mission? It's difficult for civilians, you are the ninth team. Anyway, the rational logic is confused.
From the introduction, I feel something is wrong. As expected, the more I read the text, the more I look like a super mechanic
The writing is poor and the plot is lame.
I was persuaded to quit after reading Chapter 9. It has been mediocre before, the writing is not that good, there are many typos, and many sentences are redundant and not fluent. In Chapter 9, there will be a forced plot conflict.










