Shen Chong is reborn in the apocalyptic wasteland, only to find himself turned into a robot. He may no longer have a brain, but the zombies still chase him relentlessly.
Luckily, his mechanical body is far more useful than a human one. Find an infrared camera, install it, and he can see in the dark.
Find a few pistols, attach them to his hands, and the System's factory can produce unlimited ammunition. He instantly becomes a blue-flame Gatling gun.
Find a miniature reactor, and from now on, please call him Iron Man.
Billions of zombies surrounding the city? No need to panic. He'll build a hundred or so unmanned mechs to defend the place.
A high-level zombie shows up? No need to worry. The factory can instantly analyze it and create a counterweapon.
His genetic locks are fully unlocked? He's an ultimate evolved organism?
Second Battalion Commander, bring up my apocalypse Death Star cannon!
Flesh is frail! Ascend through machinery! Call me the Mechanical Emperor!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Will zombies chase robots???
Has the author played "Titanfall"?
Flesh and blood drown in steel for eternity
I just wanted to ask him if he had any birds?
Commentary on Chapter 3: Wasteland World written by May Feather in "The End-Time Machine Emperor: The Infinite Factory".
Commentary on Chapter 23: Maid Chongchong in "The Machine Emperor of the End of the World: The Infinite Factory" written by May Feather.
The two major natural disasters, omnics and insects, have appeared, and the remaining two should not be far away.