In Type-Moon, My Research Topic Is Summoning Divine Machines
人在型月，研究课题是召唤机神
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If the research topic is related to the Greek Mecha Gods, then the ultimate goal should be to resolve the heat death issue in the Mecha God universe, transforming Chaos, the final Mecha God, into a super Turing machine, answering the final question, calculating the uncountable infinity, reversing heat death, and proclaiming "Let there be light!" Achieving this would also solve the problem of how human reason continues.
The system of death punishment #(Blue and sad)
The premise was good, but the story progression was so nonsensical. They threw a bunch of settings at you at the beginning, and the middle part was inexplicably long with all the plot holes. Plus, there was that disgusting parasitic system. All I can say is that these three blunders almost shattered me. #(Sad)
I feel like one Daedalus would be enough. The Mechs are an alien fleet, not Greek scientists or craftsmen, whose only advantage is their dexterity. They're not even as good as illiterate Greeks, at least they know what they're doing. For example, one makes bread and the other cooks—both are cooking processes, they can't directly help each other.
The descendants of Xia Dynasty technology... The one from the foundation? (?)
If I don't change the part about being threatened with elimination by the system, a large number of people will quit after seeing the synopsis and that chapter.
Stop messing around, I was so annoyed by Noah's Noble Phantasm animation after pulling for him the other day #(sad face)
This book has a great concept and some interesting gimmicks, but the author is terrible. Especially in terms of settings
I recommend skipping the Matou family's storyline after the protagonist boards the plane and going straight to Chapter 8. Half of that chapter is dedicated to explaining various inner thoughts and moral reasons. The fight with the bug is basically just a side story; it involves rescuing Sakura, using the Imaginary Cannon to flatten the Matou family's house, ambushing and killing the bug master, and incidentally uncovering his magic knowledge.
Seeing the old bug reappear, I knew this book was hopeless. I can only say that if the free chapters are this padded, how much worse are the paid ones? Goodbye.