Officer, I'm Trapped Inside My Dad's Mecha

You love the country, but when did the country love you? Don't say I'm not patriotic, love is mutual. In the more than twenty years I have lived, I have never felt the slightest bit of love from my country. Instead, it has made me aware of the dangers of society.

Why was a little girl locked up and not a boy? Is it discriminating against women? Or disrespecting women????

Who in their right mind goes home and rings the doorbell?

The country where the protagonist's mechas, planes and other materials come from is ignored? I guess the mecha has been placed twenty meters high for half a year and no one can see it? The mecha is so heavy, but an ordinary building doesn't collapse even if it's placed there? The dragon kingdom is obviously set second, but without the protagonist, no one can defeat it? Where did the protagonist's explosives come from, but the country actually ignored it, which is really outrageous. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I can't fill in all the holes.

Can't you call his dad?

When I saw the introduction, I didn't want to read it. There was a phone in the mecha built by my father, but I didn't know it was a demon spirit? This is logic

Sure enough, in Feilu's novels, you can only read the free ones at the beginning, and the quality cannot be guaranteed as long as there is a fee after that.

Not to mention other things, the opening introduction is a loophole. If you have a phone, you can call the police, but you can't call your family?

Readers, please be careful before reading this. It is both poisonous and too watery. I will save 16 chapters, hold a meeting and write ten chapters, and take an exam on three chapters. The whole story is full of nonsense and off-topic. The main plot and branch plots are confusing, with no distinction between priorities, and almost no characterization.

One day exam. I took the exam for 65 chapters. You are so fucking awesome.