
I, the Mechanic
我,机械师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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513Chapters
229Reads · 30 days
150.5kReads · all time
7.3Score
19Listens
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I enjoy reading farming/development novels, so I really like the storylines about each dungeon run's completion, the acquisition of technology, and the development of the base. I also enjoy harem novels, so I like the scenes of the protagonist interacting with the two sisters. However, I don't like the long stretches of dungeon completion scenes; could you perhaps shorten them a bit?
After reading over thirty chapters, I feel like the side quests are coming too fast. It feels like there are more things happening in the real world than in the side quests. Of course, I'm not talking about all the unexpected events. I think the side quests could be compressed a bit more, with more focus on everyday life in reality. Of course, if the author intends to write about real life with major events later on, then disregard what I said.
Aside from relationships, everything else is fine.
Wow, do you want the gold author award or the silver author award? The book is generally good, though the plot takes some unexpected turns. If you're not looking for high-quality content, my rating is pretty good. I'll revise it after I finish reading and if I have any conflicting opinions. 🍉
A pretty good novel, I'll keep reading it.
The plot is fast-paced and the story is quite engaging, but seriously, the so-called superpowers are simply due to prior knowledge beyond the current level of civilization. While impressive, in terms of power level and life form, they still fall within the realm of ordinary people. They're basically... The kind of people a single anti-material sniper rifle could take care of, hahaha.
I don't know if there's a female lead (or two female leads), but the protagonist seems to have overwhelming technological superiority in the main world, almost invincible.
The mechanic profession is great, I really like it. The author deserves praise for their hard work and dedication.
It's not badly written, not that bad. Aside from the vague introduction to the game's background at the beginning, it's alright.
Hey hey hey, why is nobody here for #R??