I’ve Already Ascended into a Machine, and You’re Calling This a Normal City?

That's a bit arrogant. This pseudo-scientist is so amazing, yet the country didn't react at all in the book, and no one noticed the excessive electricity consumption. Doesn't industrial electricity consumption need to be reported in advance?

I'm curious, where did the protagonist get the materials? Without materials, how did he achieve mechanical ascension? As we all know, the technological path is the most resource-intensive. So, how did the protagonist manage to achieve mechanical ascension without alerting the outside world?

I want to know where the protagonist gets the materials to create things; they can't just make things up out of thin air, right?

I remember mechanical ascension refers to replacing one's original body parts with mechanical parts or uploading one's consciousness, right? It's something like ** (likely referring to a specific type of supernatural power or technology), but the protagonist is still human, isn't he? Did he undergo any modifications?

The protagonist is amazing! They call it technology, but it feels more like the power of imagination. The author's writing is alright.

This is mechanical ascension? You've got to rub your dad's brain into the ground!

Just enjoy it for free, since the book before and after its release on Feilu Novels is practically two different books, and besides, it might be abandoned any day now.

What kind of book is this? I thought the author had already successfully ascended to immortality! If they didn't, what's the point of writing about ascension?

I remember that chips cannot be smaller than 1nm.

Mechanical Ascension Based on the Author's Brain, which is the Size of a Walnut