The AllSpark from the Start: Building a Mechanical Army

Let's not even talk about prices. I just don't understand, is it impossible to write without live streams? They like to do live streams about everything, calling themselves all-knowing experts. Going live streams... You know you're not prestigious enough, right?

The protagonist killed the official woodcutter, kidnapped the second-generation official woodcutter, and then Ye Xuan came to persuade the protagonist to apologize to the government. The protagonist agreed without hesitation? After arriving at the government headquarters, a figure called "Adult" appeared and tried to intimidate the protagonist.

After reading six chapters, I realized that the author's creation is significantly weaker than the Transformers in the original comics. In the comics, when the military was experimenting with the spark, even the small robots that turned from cell phones had laser weapons. But in the author's version, a camper van can only transform into robots for melee combat—it's incredibly weak.

When I saw the AllSpark come in, I thought it was a mechanical army, but it turned out they were flirting with robots. Where's the AllSpark?

I recently found one of twenty readable books. You know, I spent several days searching for this one, actually a whole week, before I finally found this few readable books. Before, I could find several in a day or two, but now it's rare to find anything worthwhile.

What I find outrageous is that the robot is over 100 meters tall. I think Optimus Prime in Transformers is only about 10 meters tall. It's completely unimaginable that a robot over 100 meters tall could slap a goblin to death. How small must that hand be? It's really just too high.

There isn't a single Autobot or Decepticon in the book. It's quite rare these days to find a book like All Spark that doesn't involve Autobots or Decepticons.

I'd like to ask, where is your source of fire?

This looks so much like "This Is a Miracle"!

The premise is okay. Just read the beginning. Seriously, don't bother reading the rest. First, there are tons of typos, and I won't even mention the male lead's harem. Then there's his profession as a gardener—what purpose did it serve? His presence is so weak, he just keeps creating enemies for him. Later on, will all the god-like professions fight together, and whoever survives becomes a god?