Top Secret: I Built a Mecha After Graduating from College

It's good that mechas are available, but when will mechas be mass-produced and formed into a mecha army? It feels so slow.

Author, this article only builds mechas? Or are there all kinds of technologies? It would be better to build a technological empire outside the country, which only needs talents and robots, and is an organization outside the country.

If you show up on the exercises, this book will be useless. I can still understand aliens.

I've listened to more than a dozen chapters, but why didn't I feel like writing any of them was enjoyable? It's all a water process that looks like a simple article! What's so interesting about writing like this?

I have to say that the title is particularly attractive because there are very few novels of this type and it is not easy to write. The scope involved is too broad. Mi Vang's update speed meets the needs of most of us. From the protagonist's words or actions, as well as a series of descriptions and techniques of mechas, it can be seen that Mi Vang is particularly attentive, writing is simple and easy to understand, and has a strong sense of substitution. I hope this book will be long. I've seen similar stories before, and it took more than 200 chapters to finish defeating the big boss of the universe. Moreover, Mi Tank will read the comments on every chapter, and the suggestions we give him will be adopted and improved to make the article what we want to see is very good. Attention comes to the important point: what are you waiting for for such a limited number of authors and works? Support Mi Vang! Even if it's just spiritual, it's fine. If you're a brother, come and support Mi Vang.

Mi vat Mi vat, I have an idea about how to set up a meeting: when unlocking system tasks, you can add a "chip" reward, which has a similar function to the system (super castrated version, a note). Under "peaceful" conditions, it can enhance human memory and turn knowledge and technology into trees (b note). In a war//war state, the earth's citizens can temporarily gain the combat consciousness of a soldier (c note)

The author's description of several other countries is too unreliable, and the country will not give you so much power just because you build mechas, but it is undeniable that this book is really good so far, and I recommend it.

It's a bit novel, but the writing is poor, the plot lacks some details, and the timeline is unclear. It can be read as a novel and imaginative article, but those who pay attention to details should proceed with caution.

I think this theme is very fresh in Tomato But there is no need to belittle certain groups. The author's vision is a bit low. There is no city, no contradiction, no details, and no sequential plot. A book about mechas, but it vaguely mentions mechas. Most of the chapters are actually insulting plots, or else they are just an olive branch. I suggest you read a certain infrastructure to kill bugs. This book is really not very good.

Not bad though. But when it comes to science fiction... I still like hard science fiction.