I Asked You to Make a Pistol, So What Is This Mecha?

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Based on Ye Bai's inventions, I feel he should have been eligible for the highest honors long ago. Even if he is young, his treatment should be at the top level. Weather weapons, small-scale nuclear fusion, dragon shield, plus being the father of mechs, he realized the electromagnetic cannon. These are all years ahead of their time. How could anyone else have invented them?

Has the author forgotten his previous inventions? Instead of using a space carrier or mechs to fight monsters, he uses gene warriors to fight them head-on. Mechs at least have defense and can fly, but why doesn't the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier have a Dragon Shield system installed? Is it just sitting there collecting dust?

The equipment is being invented so quickly; in just six months, two products have already emerged that are 20 to 50 years ahead of what we're seeing now. Given that military regions are poaching personnel from each other, it seems the country hasn't taken it seriously enough. It's not fully integrated yet, and people can be easily borrowed away? Does the protagonist need competition?

I'm quite afraid that this author will get arrested while writing...

With anti-gravity technology already developed, is it really necessary to research reusable rockets? Energy cannons and such are already in existence, is it still necessary to launch space-based satellites? Anti-gravity space carriers have even been invented. Author, you're just making things up as you please. The beginning of this novel was quite good, but it became increasingly illogical later on.

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Chapter 64 is too ridiculous. The protagonist is constantly being scolded and ridiculed, and they even want to send him to a military court. Don't you know how powerful the protagonist is? If you do, it means you speak without thinking; if you don't, it means you're not at a high level. So here's the question: what's the point of the protagonist being sent abroad? To learn [something]?

The technology in just a few pieces of equipment could easily make you an academician; these are all major breakthroughs based on existing science. And you only got promoted one rank in the military? It's laughable. There aren't any scientists these days who are making major breakthroughs based on existing science.