
Global Class Change: I'm a Mechanic, and I Am the Legion!
全民转职:机械师,我即是军团!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 238k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
100Chapters
1.2MReads
7.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 7
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Speaking of which, you mass-produced novels are really assembly line operations. How insensitive are you to write such a routine?
I have read a monarch novel, and there is also a mechanic in it. It all depends on the skill combination of the lord, and it has become the fourth mainstream profession. A small ball can turn into a global long-range destructive strike. Don't think that the attack is weak. Whether it is strong or not depends on the lord's skill combination and energy output.
Is there any steel armor? Nano armor is cool
Regarding "National Job Change: Mechanic, I am the Legion" written by Yidian Xinghuo! 7. Mechanical manufacturing and transformation, magical mechanical linking ability Chapter review.
Regarding "National Job Change: Mechanic, I am the Legion" written by Yidian Xinghuo! 4. The Rubik's Cube of Creation, the powerful mechanic! HKCEE rewards chapter review.
I've finished reading it, and I don't know if my poison resistance is too low, or something else. The plot from Chapter 64 to Chapter 70 was a bit confusing. Everything else is fine.
It's too bland, there's no climax, and the setting isn't great. It won't attract people before it's on the shelves. How about after it's on the shelves? Writing a book like this in Feilu is, to put it mildly, asking for death. The next door has paid nearly 100,000 in rewards before it's on the shelves.