Mechanical Ascension in the Apocalypse

The article has great literary talent, excellent writing style, rich emotions, pretty good characters, relatively clear organization, reasonable plot, novel ideas, unique subject matter, short and powerful remarks, etc. The character of the protagonist must be well grasped and not collapsed. Overall, it is a very good novel, come on! ❤️ 🍉

I finished the book very quickly. Five updates a day is not enough. I recommend 50 updates a day and 1 million words per chapter [laughing]. Back to the topic, the content of the book is quite exciting. I have never seen the physiological structure of the protagonist. The appearance is mechanical, but only the brain is not a machine. This is the first time I have seen this kind of setting. Let's talk about the plot. The plot is not the Virgin, nor is it special. Don't be cold or cruel. The protagonist is more humane. Everyone has his own unique character. For example, Li Long is funny. I have read every book by the author, but I think the previous plots are more cliche and I am tired of reading them. The books I wrote before are not very good, but this book is different. The more you read, the more you want to read. This book is very good. You can try to read it.

Very good, the author is very nice, hehe~

Support the author. I really like reading the novels written by the author. It suits my taste. Come on, author. It should now be included in the overall score

This book is great, not the Virgin at all, Killing Decisively is a doomsday themed novel worth reading 😎

The author's writing is very good. I didn't like this book at first, but I became fascinated after reading it. It's so beautiful. Really, can there be more books? 🤭🤭

An eye-catching doomsday novel. I have long wanted to read something like this. In the future, we can build a mechanical civilization, a mechanical empire, etc. The flesh and blood are weak and weak. Is there any possibility of mechanical ascension?

I saw Chapter 145 Read 461 books, 3678 hours This book is very well written. The protagonist has not lost his humanity, but he will not casually help others (not the Virgin) and kill decisively. He does not only kill people or save people like other apocalyptic books. The protagonist has also killed and saved people. And it's a novel without a heroine (most robots don't have happy sticks, the protagonist does but it's useless✌(̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)✌) I have never lost my principles in doing things. It seems that it will develop into an interstellar civilization (machine civilization) in the later period. It will not be like other novels where there are cultivators, ancient martial arts and gene awakening... Those messy ones (seriously taking the path of becoming a "god", although there are gene potions, they will only increase the strength, and the resilience will not have special powers like those who control wind and rain into fire). It is a very good novel, fully recommended (*^ω^*) ୧( ⁼̴̶̤̀ω⁼̴̶̤́ )૭Come on, author, update ten times a day, as long as you are tired, you will die (◎`ω´) people (´ω`*)

The author's writing is quite good, and the character traits of the protagonist can also be seen. He is not dark for the sake of darkness, nor is he a virgin. The main thing is that the wasteland and machinery really hit my XP. I mean, the author, can you give me more information? I finished reading it in a few minutes.

No poisonous points have been found so far. The character of the protagonist is neither a virgin nor completely dark. He retains his humanity while doing things neatly and cleanly. He treats the enemy by exterminating them without leaving any trace. It's quite comfortable to watch. However, I personally don't like the supporting character of Death very much, and I feel there is no need to arrange a mentally ill person. I hope the author will update more and at the same time maintain the quality. It's not enough for the author to arrange a mentally ill person and then arrange a child. I really don't understand. Can't you replace the child with an adult? Why a child? Do machines also need children to be trained from an early age to confirm their loyalty? In other books, children are written because children are more reliable and obedient than adults when they are raised. But why does a book about mechanical ascension also need this kind of old-fashioned plot? Even if you plot a foreshadowing, think about how many years it takes for a child's mind to grow and take shape. After a few years, the protagonist will have already cleared up the apocalypse. It's currently 5 stars, but I feel like I can't stand it any longer.